Located on the edge of a small, idyllic village in the rural area of Istria, between Rovinj, Poreč and Pazin, this property, where a family lived until ten years ago, is crying out for new tenants.

According to the story of the two sisters, who spent their childhood on the property, the family grew vegetables and some fruit in the back garden, and today the old fig and olive trees bear witness to those bygone times. Typical of an old house, a stone-walled cistern is glued to the back.

The front yard is dominated by a lush canopy of mulberries, under which family members rested on hot days. On the edge of the front yard there is an overhang for a wooden carriage, and next to it there is a "lisjera", a space with a fireplace.

Living spaces were on the first floor, and hams were dried in the attic. The ground parts of the house were used as stables and storage for crops.

The surface of the house is approximately 250 m2, and the land is 1,370 m2. The house has water and electricity connections, and a septic tank.