Parking Space & The Precarious Parking Platform in The Distance

Today, I completed the purchase of additional land in Zabrdje, located right next to the house I had already bought. This plot includes two lovely trees, one of them an olive tree, and I purchased it to extend the existing garden.

This extra land was originally part of a much larger plot, but I was only interested in buying about a third of it. The seller agreed to my request on the condition that I also purchase a smaller plot on the opposite side of the road, almost directly above my house. This second plot was offered at a significantly lower price per square metre than the rest of the land. In the end, I accepted his terms.

Map of The Plots I Purchased

On the map above, you can see my original purchase of villas and land on Plot 286. The new garden occupies approximately a third of Plot 287. Plot 229, situated on the other side of the small road above the villas, is designated for parking and a garage.

This smaller, additional plot 229 is proving to be a fantastic extra investment. It will be excavated to create parking for five cars and, eventually, a garage. All the excavated stone will be used within this project, effectively providing me with my own mini quarry.

The existing parking platform that came with the villas is both precarious and unsightly, so I'll be glad to see it removed.

The purchase of this land was a necessary step before the main project could start.