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Luxurious House in Alpine style in Sumadija - Central Serbia built with towers of rough carved Vencas mountain / Arandjelovac mine marble (not facade formwork, but massive stone), three floors, two - nave roof broken; possess own central heating; used double standard iron in the reinforcement-bunker style construction, the same stone fence of the yard, two spacious terraces, fully restored and arranged outside and inside facade - painting, electrical and woodwork works 2023-2024 year; thick thermal insulation facade; changed fittings, windows, etc.; ettage central heating using solid fuel; three bathrooms and three kitchens on each of the floors; interior hallway; interior hallway in terrazzo marble, interior oak and Beech parquet, tiles in corridors and bathrooms, luxurious carved furniture walnut, oak, beech wood handmade of exceptional value; massive fireplace built from brics and wooden parts, City plot of 3.9 acres, base ratio of 113 m2; construction volume of 339 M2; has 23 rooms + corridors; all neatly registered and ownership of the land and the seller's House 1/1 ; On the plot there is a small workshop House and a summer kitchen of about 40 m2, ground - floor masonry building with two rooms, attic and porch, fruit trees that grow (figs, peaches, apples, apricots, cherries), evergreen bushes, magnolia trees, lavender trees and massive evergreen Cedar tree from the front of the House 15m high; three parking spaces; cheese City zone of Kragujevac, located on the Main Road Belgrade - Kraljevo-South Serbia; 9 minutes drive from the very center of Kragujevac and one minute from the huge Jewish shopping center Plaza/Big; no mortgages, no loans, notes, debts, etc... It's all set up in Cadastral parcel location service and the National Geometry Registry.
Kragujevac is a city in the southern part of Serbia with 150,000 inhabitants. It is the economic, cultural, educational and health center of Sumadija and one of the largest industrial centers in Serbia. It got its name from the bird Kragujevac, which inhabited nearby forests and was hunted bac in the middle ages. What is characteristic of this city is the fact that it has 11 faculties so that Kragujevac is inhabited by an increasing number of students and hosts several international music and theater festivals. Kragujevac with its natural environment has great potential for the development of tourism, both sports and recreation and hunting, fishing, health and rural.
