Luxurious apartment in the center of the peninsula, 96 m2, Zadar A three-bedroom apartment in the center of the peninsula is located on the third floor of a newer building, offering a beautiful view of the famous promenade Kalelarga, just 20 meters away from Kalelarga Street. The apartment has been recently renovated and does not require additional investments for many years. Carefully installed insulation provides complete privacy and undisturbed living due to the noise from the street. Insulation is doubled on all walls, and all doors are fire-resistant. The buyer will be provided with plans upon request. The apartment consists of an open living space with a kitchen and dining area, three bedrooms with three bathrooms, as well as a toilet and utility room. In the rooms, there are also a minibar, a safe, and a TV with all programs, and in each room and bathroom (as well as the rest of the apartment), a ceiling speaker is installed, which can be connected via a mobile phone. The rooms have an area of approximately 20 m2 with a bathroom. Underfloor heating is present in all bathrooms. The apartment is categorized with five stars. Each room has its own air conditioning, and heating can also be done with wood, as there is a fireplace installed in the living room. The advantage of this apartment is the utilization of space, the arrangement of space, and the location itself. It does not require investments or renovations. The building has a shared terrace for which an agreement for its arrangement has been reached. Negotiations are also underway for an elevator. The building does not leak, and the apartment has no problems with moisture. All necessary facilities for living are within a radius of 200 meters, and it is only necessary to descend the stairs to the main street of the peninsula, and there you are. Zadar is a city and a political, cultural, commercial, industrial, educational, and transportation center of the Zadar County. It is also the capital of the Zadar Archdiocese in Croatia. The city is located on the Adriatic Sea in the northwestern part of the Ravnine Kotare. The city covers an area of 25 km² and had 70,829 inhabitants in 2021, making it the second-largest city in Dalmatia and the fifth-largest city in the country.