A lovely traditional stone house on Hvar with a garden and outbuildings which need renovation. The detached house is approximately 90m² arranged over two floors. The house is approached via a small courtyard with several outbuildings to the far side. These outbuildings could lend themselves to further accommodation subject to planning approval. An additional stone outbuilding is located on the opposite side of the house at the end of the garden.

The garden is good-sized and level and is adjacent to the main house. This gives the possibility of constructing off-road parking as also a swimming pool. The house and outbuildings need extensive refurbishment, giving the lucky purchaser scope to design a beautiful home.

Poljica is an unspoilt village approximately 15km from the town of Jelsa; Stone houses, flower gardens, narrow streets, and the beautiful church of Sv. Ivan Krstitelj (St John the Baptist) make this a village to remember. Only a short distance of approximately 3km is the unspoilt pebble beaches of Mala and Vela Stiniva.

Jelsa is situated in a bay in the middle of the North Coast of the island of Hvar, which was founded as a port for the village of Pitve in the 14th century. Modern Jelsa is a beautiful typical Dalmatian bustling seaside town with many small businesses. It is a famous tourist centre for the island, which has a gorgeous little square with a selection of cafe bars, restaurants and ice cream parlours. Jelsa also has excellent communications with the mainland, with a daily catamaran service to Split, via Bol on the island of Brac run by Jadrolinija. In addition to the catamaran, nearby Stari Grad runs a comprehensive ferry service to Split.