Three bedroom house with air-conditioning Sabunike, Zadar (K-24804) - Zadar Sabunike

House can accommodate 6 guests. Beds are situated in 3 sleeping rooms, within 68m2. Food can be prepared using barbecue which is shared with other guests too. Shared pool is on disposal during stay. This accommodation unit welcomes pets at an additional charge. There is no balcony or terrace in the reserved accommodation unit. INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: tourist tax, final cleaning, air-conditioning, pool, parking, internet, bicycle, baby cot, iron, ironing board, hairdryer. OBLIGATORY ADDITIONAL COSTS: short stay fee (surcharge depending on a number of booked nights: 30% - 1, 20% - 2, 10% - 3). OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL COSTS: pets (€15.00 per night). The availability of additional services for your chosen dates of stay, as well as their prices (if none are listed) must be checked ahead of time. Any additional services not shown in the price calculation are payable directly to the property owner and only if used by the visitor.

AMENITIES Infield (Well-kept), Courtyard (700m2, Sitting area), Parking lot (Number of parking spaces: 2, Distance from the house: In the courtyard), Pool: shared, Dimensions: 5m x 4m x 1.5m, Type of water: Freshwater, Heating: Yes, Barbecue: shared, WiFi Internet, Bicycle (Quantity: 3), Hairdryer, Iron, Ironing board, Baby cot LOCATION AND ACCESS Facility is situated near a local road Local road between the property and the beach Car access possible: Yes, Macadam road: 160 m The facility is situated in relatively quiet surroundings The property is surrounded by greenery DISTANCES Sea: 900 m Beach: 900 m Center: 19 km Shop: 750 m Pharmacy: 3 km Exchange office: 3 km ATMBank machine: 1.9 km Tourist info: 2.5 km Airport: 28 km Ferry port: 20 km Bus station: 11 km Gas station: 6 km Farmers market: 3 km

Three bedroom house with air-conditioning Sabunike, Zadar

Dalmatia

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