Where History
Meets Refined Living
A hundred-year-old Istrian farmhouse — meticulously restored and extended to become one of the most refined private estates in inland Istria. Nothing was compromised. Everything was considered.
The estate extends over 9,633 m² across four land parcels. The house spans 390 m² on three floors — thick rendered walls, original arched openings, and timber details alongside a new wing that opens entirely to the landscape. The covered terrace along the whole garden facade is the heart of summer life here.
Ground floor: generous living room with fireplace, lounge, and a large open kitchen with island and floor-to-ceiling windows opening to the covered terrace. First floor: two en-suite master bedrooms, one with a large balcony commanding views over vineyards. Second floor: a third spacious bedroom with bath. Two wine cellars below.
Architecture by Franz von Wietersheim — Wietersheim Architekten, Berlin & Salzburg. Recipient of the German Brick Prize. Featured in AD Architectural Digest. Every detail crafted by local Istrian stonemasons, blacksmiths and carpenters — without industrial shortcuts.
