Koper-Capodistria (sLOVEnian Istria)

In the immediate hinterland of the Slovenian coast from the local road leads the way to the meadow in the embrace of an oak forest at the entrance to the landscape park, where it is located in a peaceful environment on the remains of a former stone mill, accompanied by a river, today stands a self-contained home with urban comfort and rural comfort and offers experience staying in a natural rhythm, away from a regular everyday life, you also experience it in its attractions … welcome * . the house is self-contained with all commodity . reflects landscape architecture and, with its autonomy, reigns in the valley of the Dragonja River . a land of wine, olives and rich history . a unique house in this part of Istria . self-sufficient with natural resources . a good starting point for cycling, hiking and other destinations that are typical of Istria . for use is the whole house and 5000 square meters of landscapes of functional land . access to the river . proximity to the trekking path . Istrian landscape with autochthonous growth . planting . landscape . river (during the summer the river dries up in places) . quick and easy access to the urban environment (e.g. 15 minutes to Ankaran, Koper) the village core of the village Lopar, Marezige, Kavaliči, Truške and of course the sea (15 minutes) Marezige - Wine Fountain Bonini - riding horses of the Spanish race Landscape Park - Skocjan Bay Landscape Park - Fat Cape Landscape Park - Strunjan Landscape couple - Secovlje Salt-pans Hrastovlje - mortuary dance Valley of the Dragonja River . on arrival, the guest is obliged to pay a tourist tax, 2 € / person (1 € for a child under 18 years) . smoking is not allowed in the house . removing shoes before entering the house . care for cleanliness in the house and surroundings the guest is offered: . silence and sounds of nature :) . bikes and sea kayak are available and included in the price so, the house is designed from a central living room that communicates with a kitchen and a chillout corner then up the stairs to the gallery by ladders, through the window directly to the green terrace