This unique house, located on Kropy's central square, is a true architectural gem from the ironworks era. Built in 1710 and completely renovated in 2005, the building retains all the key elements of its historic architecture. Small windows with iron shutters, a wooden balcony, and semicircular wrought-iron doors on the ground floor lend the building a special charm.

The house in Kropa attracts attention not only for its historical significance but also for its magnificent location surrounded by majestic mountains. All interior finishes were executed with meticulous attention to detail to preserve the authenticity of the original structure. Between 2000 and 2010, a significant renovation was carried out, including new floors, electrical and plumbing systems, and a fuel-fired central heating system.

The first floor is 70 square meters of space, formerly used as a museum, with three original cellars. The second floor houses the living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, and toilet, totaling 113 square meters. The third floor offers two spacious rooms, a study, a bathroom, and a balcony—a total of 75 square meters. The attic, with a ceiling height suitable for additional living space, offers another 60 square meters of space.

Kropa is more than just a village; it's an architectural and historical monument, ideal for tourism development. All necessary infrastructure, including shops, a post office, a school, and medical facilities, is easily accessible, making life here convenient and comfortable. The historical value and potential of this house make it an ideal location for a tourism business.

• Area: 280 m²
• Number of floors: first floor + second floor + two upper floors + attic
• Number of bedrooms: 3
• Number of bathrooms: 3
• Plot area: 189 m²
• Balcony
• Heating with oil

Price: 258,000 euros