A rare opportunity of land in Žrnovo In the village of Žrnovo, which is 4 km away from the town of Korčula, there is an impressive agricultural land of 34,000 m2. It can be reached via a good macadam access road, and infrastructure such as electricity is nearby, while water is 150 m away. With its imposing size, it leaves enough space for arranging a family farm and providing catering and tourist services. For the needs of rural tourism, it is possible to plan the construction of a building (gross) area of ​​400 m2, a height of 5 m and a fully buried basement with a construction (gross) area of ​​up to 1,000 m2 on an area of ​​3 ha. The biggest advantage of this land is the view of the sea, the town of Korčula, the island of Badija, the town of Lumbardu, Pelješac and the wonderful Mediterranean environment, given that the location is on an elevated part. This property is an ideal choice for anyone who wants to use its size for construction purposes and can create a real private oasis of peace for themselves or use that part for tourist purposes and thus generate income. Žrnovo is a rural settlement on the eastern part of the island of Korčula. Like most of the older rural settlements on the island, it is sheltered from the sea, in a spacious basin that includes several large basins of fertile land. Viticulture and olive growing have for centuries determined the basic rhythm of life of the locals, shaped their habits and their living space. Stone carving is one of the craft activities that they are particularly proud of and consider it part of their tradition. Various stone artifacts can be found throughout the village that testify to the high skill of these craftsmen: beautifully shaped stone houses, courtyards, crosses, columns, vaults and so on. Now many are employed in construction and tourism. In the nearby bays (northern coast) of Žrnovska Banja, Medvidnjak, and Vrbovica, there are a number of family-friendly modern boarding houses and campsites right by the sea. Cities nearby: Korčula, Orebić Nearby settlements: Lumbarda, Pupnat