This beautiful house is 300 years old and has been renovated with touch of times long past has been preserved and it is ideal for 2-3 families or groups of friends. This are the perfect basis for a cozy vacation spent with your family. Outside the guests will also enjoy the fireplace, the outdoor swimming pool of 55 square meters (no chemicals, based on natural sea salt)and fenced-in garden of 2000 square meters. The price includes all costs and free 11 mountain bikes. People also likes home cinema, an inviting an activity room with billiards and table football. The most beautiful part of villa is spa room with Jacuzzi and sauna, while your kids will enjoy the outside playground. This beautiful stone traditional Villa located in the heart of Istria in only 20-25 minutes away from all the beautiful beaches. +Owner personally greets all guests and gives them the maps, brochures and instruction for all attractions and restaurants along on Map in Istria and extra discounts for the same, in order Holidays from his guests would be perfect. Welcome to " Villa Murva " built in 1709 and renovated in 2020

Villa Murva consist of a total of 11 rooms (approximately 350 square meter), of which 5 air-conditioned bedrooms + 5 family bathrooms, plus one additional restroom, living room , kitchen, dining room, game room, jacuzzi room and separate laundry room. The interior is air-conditioned and comprises a spacious living room with a fireplace, leather sofa seating and plasma satellite TV with home cinema system. All 5 bedrooms are air-conditioned and come with en suite bathrooms. A garden is fitted with a seating area, gazebo, as well as a table football and darts.

In Žminj you can find a grocery store and some dining options, while grocery deliveries are possible at a surcharge. The area is known for wine routes, traditional vine can be sampled within a 1 km radius. There is a horse back riding school 300 metres from Villa Murva. Pula Airport is at a distance of 38 km and shuttle service can be arranged at an additional cost. If all the roads in Europe lead to Rome, then all the roads in Istria lead to Žminj, the centre of Istria and the old intersection. Žminj was the town of Pazin-Pisino County which was taken over by the Venetians only for a year in 1617. A smaller part of citadel, one of the four round towers, one fort wing, the outer part of fortification protecting the houses of commons and one well preserved public tank dating back to 1863 can be seen today from the 15th century city fortifications. The centre of the city is dominated by a great Baroque three-arch parish church of St. Mihovil built in 1625 on the foundations of the previous 12th century parish church. There are also three small churches painted in frescoes in Žminj – the small church of Holy Trinity painted in 1471, the small church of St. Cross situated on the graveyard and the church of St. Anthony the Monk dating back to 1381. On the town entrance, there is a small church of St. Bartholomew around which a traditional feast Bartulja (the feast of St. Bartholomew) takes place on the last Saturday in August. This is the biggest folk feast which Istrians and their guests never miss.