Nin 604: Vacation Rental that sleeps 16 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Zadar, Zadar, Croatia.

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Property Description

Feature: Property in an apartment house (9 units in total).
Situation: town centre.
Estate (shared use with holiday guests): approx. 1800 m², partially self-contained (fence, entrance gate), olive trees.
Outdoor facilities(shared use): reserved open space (roofed), furnishing provided, brick barbecue.
Pool (shared use): 10.0 x 5.0 m, 1.50 m deep, open throughout the entire season. Pool area: 10 sun loungers, 3 sunshades, external shower.

● Distances:
Center Nin in approx. 6 km. Privlaka in approx. 50 m. Zadar in approx. 20 km.
Next shopping possibility (Privlaka) in approx. 200 m.
Airport Zadar in approx. 30 km.
Sea in approx. 100 m. Sandy beach in approx. 100 m.

Location Zadar, Zadar, Croatia

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Zadar, 26.0 Km

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