Dubrovnik, Old Town – House with Gothic-Renaissance Stone Elements

Stone house in Dubrovnik, only 150 meters from Stradun. The house was built in 1667 and acquired its current form in 1860. The ground floor features the oldest preserved Gothic-Renaissance stone elements, as well as Gothic consoles supporting the first-floor balcony.

In 1667, Dubrovnik was struck by a strong earthquake, which likely partially damaged the house, giving it its irregular shape and configuration. The house combines a palace in the front part and a traditional house in the back.

The base of the house is 320 m². It consists of 3 floors and an attic with a 250 m² terrace offering a beautiful view of the Old Town, as well as a garden with a 50 m² terrace featuring an old fig tree. The house has stone vaults, a basement, and 8 apartments, each occupying an area of 40 m². The ground floor is designated for a restaurant.

The house is in a condition that requires complete restoration/renovation to become functional and modernized. Considering that Dubrovnik’s Old Town has over 200 overnight stays annually, this house presents an ideal investment opportunity.