Stone villa Tar-Vabriga stands as a rare testament to coastal heritage, blending its Napoleonic origins with a prime position just one meter from the tranquil waters of Tarska Vala bay. This stone villa Tar-Vabriga, with a living area of 378 m² on a 90 m² plot, possesses a rich history as a former quarantine station for sailors, now transitioning to a refined private residence.

The villa is in the final phase of renovation, inviting the future owner to imprint their personal taste and vision upon the interiors. The thoughtful layout is spread across multiple levels: the basement is tailored for a wine cellar, tasting room, and sauna, creating a setting for both relaxation and social gatherings. On the ground floor, an entrance hall leads to a guest toilet, a kitchen with dining space, a pantry, and an expansive living room that opens to a sea-view terrace—capturing the gentle rhythms of coastal life.

Ascending to the first floor, a hallway provides an area for a home gym, alongside two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The attic offers two further bedrooms, each also served by a private bathroom. This property represents a compelling opportunity to fashion a unique retreat in a sought-after part of Istria, where history, location, and potential intersect.