Pag, Lika-Senj County, Address available on request

Details :- Reference: XZOA-T1532. Location: Zadarska županija, Pag, Pag.<br /><br />A three-bedroom apartment of 106.85 m² is for sale in the town of Pag.<br /><br />The apartment consists of an entrance hallway, THREE bedrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a living room, a bathroom, a toilet, a spacious terrace (approximately 30 m²), and an attic.<br /><br />The terrace offers a beautiful view of the sea, Velebit, and the town of Pag.<br /><br />The apartment also includes a parking space.<br /><br />A property exchange for a real estate in Rijeka is possible.<br /><br />For more information, please inquire.<br /><br />+385 91 4444 271<br /><br />Pag, a town on the island of the same name, is a tourist, cultural, and administrative center dating back to the 15th century. It was designed by the Renaissance architect Juraj Dalmatinac and is one of the few well-preserved medieval towns.<br /><br />Notable cultural landmarks include the Parish Church of St. Mary on the main square, the Skrivant Tower, city walls, and the Prince’s Palace. The Benedictine Sisters’ Monastery, besides its numerous valuable church relics and paintings, preserves the tradition of making 'baškotin', a flavorful double-baked bread that can be obtained at the entrance to the monastery.<br /><br />In addition to salt production, the local population engages in sheep farming (famous Pag cheese and lamb), viticulture (Pag’s Žutica wine), agriculture, and fishing. The unique value of Pag lace, which is also a symbol of the island’s identity, should be particularly highlighted. During the winter Pag Carnival, the summer carnival, and the high season, there is a rich cultural, entertainment, and artistic program. From its centuries-old tradition, events such as "Pag’s Robinja" in the style of "holy representations", folklore, the carnival with a characteristic circle accompanied by brass band music, traditional costumes, old songs, and dances on "mišnjice" (the carnival takes place in the last days of July) are noteworthy.<br /><br />The town of Pag boasts sandy, pebbly, and rocky beaches. The ring of Pag Bay includes as much as 27 km of beaches. Most beaches can be reached by car, except for those located in Paške vrata, which can only be accessed by boat. The largest beach, Prosika, is located near the center of Pag. With numerous coves and inlets, Pag is one of the most indented Croatian islands, rich in freshwater springs. Many of these springs are located near the beaches, and the majority of them are drinkable.<br /><br />ID CODE: 300411001-805<br /><br />Marijana Dabo Kustić<br />Agent s licencom<br />Mob: +385 91 466 0640<br />Tel: 053560173<br />E-mail: [email protected]<br />https://www.remax.hr/Complete