Property description
In an ideal location, near the center, yet in a quiet street, we are selling a house of 143m2 on a flat, fenced, cultivated land plot of 6,3 ari.
In the place where King Aleksandar I Karađorđević had his residences, which is why this area got the unofficial name "Banjsko Dedinje".
The house is completely new. No investment needed. It is located 150 meters from Banjski Park, Maxija supermarket, Idea supermarket, post office, clinic, hotel, and other amenities. In the immediate vicinity of the house are a kindergarten and a school.
The ground floor of the house consists of an entrance hall, a living room, a dining-kitchen area, two bedrooms, two terraces, and a bathroom.
In the basement of the house is a living room with a kitchen, a dining room, a bathroom, and a storage room.
The house also has an attic which can be expanded for the potential needs of the future owner.
The carpentry is PVC, with roller shutters and mosquito nets.
New water and sewage installations.
Granite floors.
Drainage and waterproofing have been done around the entire house.
New fence, as well as pathways.
Entrance with an installed ramp for disabled and elderly persons.
Gas heating. Radiators are installed in all rooms.
Parking spaces for four cars.
By easy driving, it is reached from Beograd in 1 hour and 15 minutes by highway.
Registered to owner 1/1.
Ideal for those who love family life, rest, and peace.
Banja Koviljača is considered one of the most beautiful and oldest spas in Serbia. It is located along the Drina River, surrounded by the Cer, Gučevo, and Boranja mountains.
It is known for its medicinal sulfur springs, rich history, and royal park.
Today, it attracts both domestic and foreign tourists seeking rest.
Banja Koviljača is one of the most famous and oldest spa resorts.
It is famous for its beautiful park arranged for the needs of the Serbian king. It provides ideal conditions for rest, recovery, and staying in nature.
Its history spans centuries, and the first records of medicinal springs date back to the 16th century.
Today it bears the name "Podrinjska lepotica" as it represents an important destination for health tourism.