Mojstrana, larger residential building with outbuilding and 3,178 m2 of land, directly next to the ski resort.

Mojstrana is a village that has always been associated with mountaineering, as it lies at the entrance to the Triglav National Park, or at the crossroads of the three alpine valleys, Krma, Kota and Vrat, which lead into the heart of the Julian Alps.

The settlement is only 4 km away from the motorway connection and Jesenice, a town with all the amenities required for today's way of life, such as primary and secondary schools, banks, post office, shops and shopping centres, so Mojstrana is not only a tourist attraction, but also a place suitable for permanent residence, unlike the much more distant settlements of Gozd Martuljek or Kranjska Gora..

The property, which combines a residential house, outbuildings, building land, agricultural land and forest, is located directly next to the ice rink and ski resort in Mojstrana.

1. The dwelling house comprises:

a) a storage room of 21 m2 in the basement,

b) on the ground floor: entrance hall, large rustic living room (house) with rustic stove, chamber, kitchen, laundry room, storage room and toilet, total area of 80 m2,

c) on the first mezzanine floor: entrance hall, bathroom and room, 28,8 m2 in total,

d) on the first floor: entrance hall, rustic living room (house), chamber, black kitchen, and two rooms, total 84,30 m2

e) in the attic (which is combined with the second mezzanine floor): a vestibule, a larger bathroom, five (5) rooms and a kitchen, and a balcony with a total area of 142.20 m2 - this floor also has its own external entrance from the bank behind the house,

Next to the house is a garage extension of 24.20 m2.

2) The outbuilding comprises:

a) on the ground floor: stables and other livestock rooms, approximately 140 m2

b) on the first floor: a barn with an area of approximately 140 m2

3) The land has a total area of 3 178 m2, of which the building land on which the house and outbuildings stand is approximately 1 200 m2, and the remainder of the land, which extends as far as the skating rink and ski slope, is partly agricultural and partly forest land (marked on the attached sketch).

The property's location next to the ski slope and the ice rink makes it an extremely interesting opportunity to convert both buildings into a tourist facility, and the larger adjacent land allows for the creation of additional facilities.

The vendor makes the sale conditional on the purchaser reimbursing the vendor for part of the costs incurred in selling the property.

Interested parties are kindly requested to call our company Makler Bled d.o.o. for full information and we will be able to arrange a viewing of the property. We kindly ask our clients not to view the property on their own and without prior appointment.