Authentic stone house by the sea

This house is located in the very center of Milna, close to the sea (just 5 meters), has both open sea view and quiet side beautiful garden and terrace. On the ground floor there are: living room, kitchen, dining room, 1 sleeping room with 2 separate beds, 2 toilets and one bathroom. Up the stairways, on the first floor, there are 2 bedrooms and balcony with see view. The space This house is located in the very center of Milna, close to the sea (just 5 meters), has both open sea view and quiet side beautiful garden and terrace. On the ground floor there are: living room, kitchen, dining room, 1 sleeping room with 2 separate beds, 2 toilets and one bathroom. Up the stairways, on the first floor, there are 2 bedrooms and balcony with see view. Both 2 bedrooms have 2 separate beds, that can be connected to one queen-size bed. TV is located in the living room. Also, in a living room there is double sofa bed for 2 persons. In yard which is located in quiet area, opposite to main entrance from the street, there is huge outdoor dining table which can host up to 12 persons, Also, there is separate closed area with barbecue facilities. The shop is just around the corner, and ferry line which connects Milna with Split is 700 meters away. Bus station which connects Milna with Supetar and Bol is 200 meters away. The atmosphere of whole property is very authentic, in the very center of Milna. Due too special traffic regulations, it may not be possible to directly get to apartment by car. Guest access Important notes: The apartment is situated in a pedestrian zone in the center of Milna, where car access is restricted (only vehicles with special permits are allowed). For your convenience, we provide one paid parking space located approximately 5 minutes walking distance from the apartment. Please also note that there are several stairs leading to the apartment, which may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility. We look forward to welcoming you and making your stay in Milna truly memorable! Guests will have a self check-in for a flexible and easy arrival. Before arrival, you will receive a video with detailed instructions on how to access the apartment, as well as guidance for parking if you are arriving by car Other things to note Milna is a well known tourist destination and a favorite sailing harbor. Besides its historical sights, natural beauty and irresistible charm of a typical Dalmatian small town, Milna wins anyone over with healthy Mediterranean cuisine full of fresh seafood, high-quality olive oil and locally made wine. Visitors can enjoy watersports, diving, sailing or fishing. Milna bay is far removed from any towns and large populated areas, with clean water ideal for swimming, leisure and water sports. If you are looking for variety and leisure activities in your vacation, then Milna is the right destination for you. Fast connection to the land: a catamaran from Milna and a ferry from Supetar an airplane from the 35 km far away Airport Brac, are the main means of the arrival of guests to Milna. Beach in Milna: The Bijaka beach is located in Milna itself. With its amenities and the sandy sea bottom it is ideally suited for families with children. If you wish to make sure your young ones are entertained, this is the right beach for you. You can also find refreshment at one of several restaurants and cafes at this beach. Osibova bay is located in the southwestern corner of Brač. Its southern exposure guarantees lots of sunshine all year round. Osibova bay boasts beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters. This bay should be on your must-see list. Lučice Bay is favored by boaters who sail along this side of the island. Lučice consists of five smaller inlets which offer good protection from the winds. This bay is also attractive to divers thanks to a cave on its western shore. Clear water, sandy bottom and dense pine forest make Lučice an ideal spot for swimming. There are several restaurants that offer Dalmatian specialties and fresh seafood. Milna- church Our Lady of Annunciation is a baroque-style church built in 1783. The church is adorned with an ornate facade and stone steps leading up to it. Its tall bell tower, built in the 16th century, is older than the church itself. Part of the church is also the sacristy – the original small church built in 1519. The inside of the church is cathedral-like, with plenty of light, with seven marble altars and valuable altarpieces, paintings by Venetian artists. The first of the two most valuable altarpieces is attributed to Sebastiano Ricci, and the second one, named Ascension of Mary, has “Paolo Veronese pixit 1500” written on the back. The church is also home to an organ from 1822, built by the Callido brothers from Italy.