Villa Mediterra Prima Zadar, Dalmatia

Villa Mediterra Prima in Nin near Zadar is a charming villa that presents a perfect blend of traditional aesthetics and contemporary comforts.

Villa Mediterra Prima Interior

The interior of Villa Mediterra Prima spans 170 m2 and accommodates up to 8 guests. The villa features three elegantly furnished and air-conditioned bedrooms, each with a double bed for maximum comfort. Each bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom for total privacy, and there is also one additional bathroom at guests' disposal. The living area includes a cozy sofa that can be converted into a bed for two additional guests. The living room is tastefully decorated in nude tones and includes a Smart TV with satellite channels, providing a perfect space for relaxation. The villa's light grey wooden kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to prepare your favorite meals.

Villa Mediterra Prima Exterior

The outdoor area of Villa Mediterra Prima is a highlight, featuring a 40 m2 heated pool surrounded by a spacious garden of 1000 m2. You can relax and sunbathe on one of the deck chairs. For outdoor dining, there's a barbecue area with a grill as well as the outdoor dining area perfect for gatherings. The property is fully fenced, ensuring privacy and safety, and includes a children's playground, making it ideal for families. Additionally, there are four private parking spaces available for guests.

Villa Mediterra Prima Surroundings

Located in Nin, just a short drive from Zadar, Villa Mediterra Prima offers an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. The historic town of Nin is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, shallow lagoon, and rich cultural heritage, including ancient Roman ruins and the famous Church of the Holy Cross. For day trips, the vibrant city of Zadar is just 15 kilometers away, offering a mix of Roman and Venetian ruins, modern attractions like the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun, and a bustling nightlife. Nature lovers can visit the nearby national parks, such as Paklenica, Krka, and the Kornati Islands.