Holiday home - Umag, Croatia

Description

Villa Radini is ideal for a family vacation, in a quiet village environment, but not far from the sea and well-known tourist resorts. The modern villa can accommodate a maximum of 8 guests. Villa Radini will accommodate its guests in 4 comfortable rooms, 2 of which are double and 2 single rooms (each with 2 single beds). The villa is spread over 2 levels. The first floor consists of a bright, modern living room that extends to the dining area and offers a beautiful view of the pool and garden, a fully equipped kitchen, a bedroom (with 2 single beds) and a bathroom. The internal staircase leads you to the 1st floor where the remaining 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms are located. Here you can also enjoy your vacation evenings, relax on the terrace and admire the inviting pool and the beautiful garden of the villa.
There are 2 additional outdoor terraces on the first floor with access to the garden and pool. The outdoor dining area is located in the small house next to the pool, equipped with a barbecue and small outdoor kitchen, providing a lovely setting for your al fresco dining. VIlla Radini has a private parking space for 3 cars, is equipped with Wi-Fi and has 4 bicycles with which you can explore the surrounding area to complete a well-deserved vacation :)
Villa Radini is located in the small village of Radini, which is close to Brtonigla (Verteneglio). Brtonigla is located in the northwestern part of the Istrian peninsula and has about two thousand inhabitants. Brtonigla is washed by the Adriatic Sea to the west and the river Mirna to the south.
Brtonigla has its own slogan: Brtonigla - a small place with great discoveries, because in addition to the usual tourist offer, guests can admire the charming landscape and discover the beauties of nature, follow the traces of the past that man has left on this land over the centuries and which tell us about history and culture.
Umag, just 10 km away, is a coastal town on the Croatian peninsula of Istria. The remains of the town walls from the 10th century include a gate and a drawbridge. The Umag Town Museum, housed in a former defense tower, contains objects from the Roman era, such as amphorae and lamps, as well as contemporary local art. A long sea wall from the 19th century protects the harbor. The town organizes an annual ATP tennis tournament on clay courts.