House on an agricultural plot, Lumbarda. On the island of Korčula, in the settlement of Lumbarda, three plots of agricultural land are situated. On one of them, there is a ruined stone cottage, a ground floor building with a total floor area of 69 m2. The second is right next to the cottage, serving as a courtyard, with an area of 68 m2. The third plot is larger and separated. Its area is 593 m2, making it ideal for cultivating crops that thrive in the Dalmatian region. The ruined cottage can be renovated to secure a life in complete nature, undisturbed by noise and crowds but close to all the amenities necessary for living or vacationing. The center of the town of Lumbarda is about 1 km away, as is the city of Korčula. Several beaches and coves are nearby, providing a diverse choice for swimming. The house was built before 1968 and can be renovated according to a desired project but in the same dimensions and volume. After adaptation, maintenance is simple and inexpensive, considering it is built with stone, and it has excellent energy efficiency. It is located in a quiet and uninhabited part of the town, surrounded by agricultural land and vineyards, meaning there will be no construction in the vicinity. This property is an ideal choice for enthusiasts of traditional antiquities surrounded by olive groves, vineyards, and fields but close to the center of the settlement of Lumbarda. It is located on the eastern cape of the island of Korčula and has a rich history preserved in written documents dating back more than two millennia. In the past, Lumbarda was a country destination for the bishops of Korčula and the nobility. Today, it is a place with a rich tourist tradition and identity. Enthusiasts and connoisseurs of wine come from afar to Lumbarda to taste Grk, a white wine produced from the indigenous grape variety of the same name.