This agricultural plot with building, nestles on the lower slopes of Hvar Island. With 1,000 m² of agricultural land with building, it offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of paradise. It features an interesting legalised field house amidst flourishing olive trees. The property, a blend of concrete and wood, offers a unique living experience close to nature's heart. Ideal for those with a pioneering spirit, access is facilitated via a track suitable for the adventurous driver or perfect for a quad bike, leading to this secluded haven.

This serene estate is perfectly positioned against a backdrop of majestic pine forests, boasting breathtaking open landscape views across the island and the shimmering sea beyond. The recent regulatory changes now permit non-Croatian residents to acquire agricultural land, making this an opportune moment to embrace a lifestyle in sync with the natural world.

The property's proximity to the quaint village of Vrisnik and the bustling town of Jelsa enriches its allure. Jelsa, nestled in a bay on the North Coast, originated as a 14th-century port for the village of Pitve. Today, it's a vibrant Dalmatian town and a sought-after tourist destination on the island. Its picturesque square, lined with cafe bars, restaurants, and ice cream parlours, pulsates with life, offering a glimpse into the island's rich culture and heritage.

For convenience and connectivity, Jelsa boasts a daily catamaran service to Split via Bol on the island of Brac, operated by Jadrolinija. Additionally, the nearby Stari Grad offers extensive ferry services to Split, ensuring easy access to and from the mainland.

Embrace the opportunity to integrate into the rhythm of island life, surrounded by the untouched beauty of Hvar. This agricultural plot and building is not merely a property; it's a conduit to an alternative lifestyle where peace and natural beauty converge to create an unparalleled living experience.