We present a unique single-story house of 194 m², located in the picturesque village of Kobjeglava near Komen. Built in 1835, this property is a typical example of Karst architecture and is well-preserved for its age. The house is U-shaped and surrounded by an enclosed courtyard, adjacent and nearby built-up areas, and a large area of agricultural land.

The residential building is one-story, with a partial basement and a high attic. It features a large kitchen, a modern bathroom, and beautiful, spacious rooms. The second floor contains four rooms and a large hallway. The house is habitable, although it requires major renovations. A new wooden roof was installed in 2011. The house is connected to running water and electricity; the village is also equipped with a fiber-optic network.

There are two outbuildings on the property. One of them, to the left of the house, is a single-story building with an attic suitable for storage. It has a new roof since 2011 and is connected to the power grid. This building includes a hayloft and spacious rooms on the ground floor.

To the right is a second outbuilding, also one-story, with a hayloft and utility rooms. It ends with an extension and, like all the other buildings here, has a new roof.

The complex is entered through a beautifully decorated entrance with wooden doors and a stone portal. The 1,140 m² plot is complemented by gardens—one adjacent to the house, measuring 967 m², and a second across the street, currently used as a vineyard, measuring 539 m².

For those wishing to acquire additional land, agricultural plots in the surrounding area are available for purchase, totaling 125,000 square meters, including clear and partially overgrown meadows and pastures, as well as forests. These plots are available as a single lot or in subdivisions.

• Residential area: 194 m²
• Area of outbuildings: 123 m² and 307 m²
• Plot area: 1140 m²
• Area of built-up plots nearby: 967 m² and 539 m²
• Area of additional agricultural land: 125,000 m²

Price: 510,000 EUR