This hundred-year-old stone house, completely renovated and designed to accommodate up to 5 people, covers an area of ​​100 m² and includes two floors. On the lower floor there is a spacious living room with a fireplace, the perfect place to relax, as well as a fully equipped kitchen. Two bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation; the first room has a double bed measuring 180x200 and an additional bed 90x200, while the second room has a double bed 180x200. The house has two modern bathrooms. A spacious terrace of 35 m² allows you to enjoy the outdoors, with a view of the natural beauty of the surroundings. The house also has private parking, and the garden and meadow are ideal for relaxing in the fresh air. Private pool is avalible from 1.6. to 30.10. Private parking is available for guests.

The host, Davor Vivoda, is a friendly and dedicated host who strives to make every guest feel welcome and comfortable. By renovating this century-old home dominated by natural materials, Davor has put a lot of effort into preserving the authenticity of the house while offering all the comforts of modern living. Davor is happy to share his passion for the surroundings and culture with his guests, so anyone looking for an authentic experience is welcome.

Brešca 14, in Matulji, Croatia, is a wonderful location, ideal for visitors who want to escape to nature while being close to culturally rich destinations. Matulji is known as the gateway to the Kvarner Gulf, where you can explore traditional cultural attractions and natural beauty. Nearby is Opatija, known as the Croatian Riviera, famous for its historic villas, Lungomare seaside promenade, beautiful parks and promenades with sea views. Matulji and its surroundings offer plenty of hiking and biking trails, for example to Učka, a mountain with panoramic views of the Kvarner Bay and Istria. The hiking trails around Učka lead through forests and blooming pastures, and also offer the opportunity to explore the karst phenomena typical of this part of Croatia. Visitors can also indulge in water sports near the Kvarner Gulf, including swimming, sailing and diving. Matulji is also known for its unique carnival tradition, with festivals taking place in February that include traditional masks and a carnival procession, offering visitors an insight into local culture. This neighborhood combines the silence of nature with accessibility to lively coastal towns, making it ideal for anyone looking for relaxation in the embrace of nature while enjoying the cultural pulse of nearby seaside towns.