Villa MI, proche plages, cuisine d’été, piscine, grand jardin clôturé

Recently renovated and beautifully decorated small Villa, surrounded by greenery.

Villa MI is located in Kapelica, near Labin, in Istria, just a few kilometres from the beaches. It features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a separate WC, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a 24 m² outdoor pool on a 1,000 m² fenced property.

A cosy summer kitchen is under the covered terrace in the garden and next to the pool. The summer kitchen has a large table and comfortable chairs, a gas grill, a cooking hub, a refrigerator, and a sink with running water.

The entire house, garden, and pool are at your disposal for your exclusive use. All costs included.
The house has private parking for 2 cars within the fence.

House info
Holiday home size 90 m2 gross/ 75m2 net living space
Bedroom 1: Double bed
Bedroom 2: Two single beds separate or as a double bed
Bathrooms: 2
WC for guests
Outdoor pool: 24 m2, 1 Smart TV 64 inches, WIFI internet free
Energy/Heating: Winter-proof - central heating with radiators and air-conditioning worm/cold 3 units (in bedrooms and living room /kitchen)
Muscitos nets on the bedroom windows
Curtain sunblock on the bedroom windows
Kitchen: hot/cold water, 4-places induction hub, extractor hood, refrigerator, freezer, coffee machine, microwave, washing machine
Garden and terrace furniture
Sun loungers: 4 pieces
Parasolos

One well-behaved dog is welcome with the pet fee charge. The property is fenced for dogs.

Area
This small villa is an ideal choice for a pleasant and relaxing holiday on the coast of Istria, not far from the main attractions in Istria, Kvarner, and Gorski Kotar.

The beaches in Rabac, surrounded by crystal-clear water, are known as the most beautiful on the Istrian peninsula. There are four supermarkets, several small shops, many bars and restaurants in Labin and Rabac.

Old Labin, due to its wonderful location on the hill, offers a magnificent view of the neighboring town of Rabac and its beaches and bays.

Founded by the Illyrians, Labin was called Albona by the Romans. When Venice took over the rule of the place in the 15th century, strong fortifications were built, which were supplemented a century later with a round tower.

The main square will delight you with the loggia from the 16th century, as well as the main city gate of Saint Flor. A stroll through Labin leads past the Old Hospital and the Negri Palace and reaches the Chapel of Sv. Karmelske, which also represents the highest point of the place. From a distance, the Battiala-Lazzarini Palace, held in bright red, catches the eye, which today serves as a city museum. Strolling through the city, you will see an old Austrian cannon and discover even more interesting things. Over the decades, the former medieval town has developed into a popular city of artists and galleries.