Forest Shade, Lavender And Fruit Trees: Your Own Small Piece Of Hvar

2,718 m² of living land in the UNESCO-protected Stari Grad Plain, Hvar

Only a stone’s throw (4 km) from the old city of Stari Grad and a 1.5-km walking distance from the sea, this 2,718-m² agricultural property in the Stari Grad Plain is a small Mediterranean world of old lavender, two fig trees, two olive trees, a cherry tree, some rowan trees, wild greenery, and its own tiny forest of Česmina (holm oak), which offers beautiful shade during the hot Hvar summers.

The approximately 60-year-old lavender has a unique scent, while the fig trees provide delicious fruit every year. The land is lush, alive and full of character — not a cleared plot waiting to be transformed, but a place that already feels like its own little ecosystem.

The property has direct car access, 1/1 ownership, and an existing platform for a 5-metre bell tent, perfect for anyone dreaming of spending summer nights under the stars.

With more than 2,700 m², the parcel exceeds the 2,000 m² minimum area relevant to the possibility of constructing a small agricultural field/storage house of up to 20 m², subject to applicable regulations, permits and conditions.

A peaceful place in the beautiful UNESCO-protected Stari Grad Plain — for someone who appreciates nature, shade, old trees, lavender, figs and the simple pleasure of having their own piece of Hvar.

Practical information:

• 2,718 m² agricultural land
• Stari Grad Plain, Hvar, Croatia
• Cadastral parcel: 8239/3
• 1/1 ownership
• Direct car access
• Old lavender, holm oak forest, olive, fig, cherry and rowan trees
• Bell tent platform
• No direct water access; a cistern would need to be built