$580,556
Villa De Montagne Haut De Gamme « Ravne 8 »
- 4 Chambres
- 6 SdB
- 6,459 Sqft
- 21,528 Sqft lot
- Mis à jour: Janvier 14
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Owning a property built around 175o offers a combination of cultural prestige, architectural durability, and unique financial opportunities that modern homes cannot replicate.
1. Cultural and Historical Stewardship
a) Unique History: You become a steward of a tangible piece of history that has survived multiple eras and historical events.
b) Community Identity: Historic
1. Cultural and Historical Stewardship
a) Unique History: You become a steward of a tangible piece of history that has survived multiple eras and historical events.
b) Community Identity: Historic
Owning a property built around 175o offers a combination of cultural prestige, architectural durability, and unique financial opportunities that modern homes cannot replicate.
1. Cultural and Historical Stewardship
a) Unique History: You become a steward of a tangible piece of history that has survived multiple eras and historical events.
b) Community Identity: Historic homes often serve as pillars of their local community, anchoring the neighbourhood’s character and heritage.
c) Irreplaceable Aesthetic: These homes feature hand-crafted architectural details that are no longer standard, such as exposed wooden beams, hand-carved woodwork, stone fireplaces, and thick lath-and-plaster walls that provide excellent sound insulation.
2. Financial and Tax Advantages
a) Tax Exemptions: Some buildings of ”outstanding interest” can be exempt from Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax when passed to a new owner as a gift or upon death, provided they meet specific heritage criteria.
b) Renovation Grants: Organisations in Slovenia frequently offer financial assistance or grants for essential repairs to maintain historical integrity.
c) Resale Premium: Well-maintained historic properties often command a premium of 9% to 23% over comparable modern properties in the same area.
d) Potential for Income: Historical estates can generate revenue through cultural tours, filming locations, or as high-end vacation rentals (e.g., Airbnb).
3. Superior Physical Attributes
a) Construction Quality: Older homes were typically built with durable, high-quality materials like solid stone, brick, and old-growth hardwood that often outlast modern mass-produced materials.
b) Larger Plots: 400-year-old properties are often situated on larger plots of land with established gardens and mature trees, which are rarely found in modern developments.
c) Prime Location: Most such properties are centrally located in historic town cores or established rural areas with better access to local amenities.
4. Environmental Sustainability
a) Lower Carbon Footprint: Refurbishing a 400-year-old structure is often more environmentally friendly than new construction due to the ”embodied carbon” already present in the existing materials.
b) Natural Insulation: Thicker stone or brick walls can offer natural thermal mass, which helps regulate temperatures more effectively than some mid-century builds.
1. Cultural and Historical Stewardship
a) Unique History: You become a steward of a tangible piece of history that has survived multiple eras and historical events.
b) Community Identity: Historic homes often serve as pillars of their local community, anchoring the neighbourhood’s character and heritage.
c) Irreplaceable Aesthetic: These homes feature hand-crafted architectural details that are no longer standard, such as exposed wooden beams, hand-carved woodwork, stone fireplaces, and thick lath-and-plaster walls that provide excellent sound insulation.
2. Financial and Tax Advantages
a) Tax Exemptions: Some buildings of ”outstanding interest” can be exempt from Inheritance Tax and Capital Gains Tax when passed to a new owner as a gift or upon death, provided they meet specific heritage criteria.
b) Renovation Grants: Organisations in Slovenia frequently offer financial assistance or grants for essential repairs to maintain historical integrity.
c) Resale Premium: Well-maintained historic properties often command a premium of 9% to 23% over comparable modern properties in the same area.
d) Potential for Income: Historical estates can generate revenue through cultural tours, filming locations, or as high-end vacation rentals (e.g., Airbnb).
3. Superior Physical Attributes
a) Construction Quality: Older homes were typically built with durable, high-quality materials like solid stone, brick, and old-growth hardwood that often outlast modern mass-produced materials.
b) Larger Plots: 400-year-old properties are often situated on larger plots of land with established gardens and mature trees, which are rarely found in modern developments.
c) Prime Location: Most such properties are centrally located in historic town cores or established rural areas with better access to local amenities.
4. Environmental Sustainability
a) Lower Carbon Footprint: Refurbishing a 400-year-old structure is often more environmentally friendly than new construction due to the ”embodied carbon” already present in the existing materials.
b) Natural Insulation: Thicker stone or brick walls can offer natural thermal mass, which helps regulate temperatures more effectively than some mid-century builds.
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Type de propriété
Villa
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Étages
4
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Année de construction
1750
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Prix/pied²
$89
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Émissions
D
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Consommation
D
Caractéristiques
Caractéristiques
Lot
- Vie privée
- Vue sur la montagne
- Vue panoramique / panoramique
- Haute altitude
- Colline
- Équestre
- Immobilier d’investissement
Intérieur
- Cinéma
- Îlot de cuisine
- Hammam
- Comptoirs en pierre
- Cheminée
- Haut plafond
- Dressing
- Buanderie
- Cave à vins
- Bibliothèque
- Climatisation
- Ascenseur
- Sauna
- Cuisinière à gaz
- Bureau
- Laveuse sécheuse
- Cuisine ouverte
- Jacuzzi
- Centre de remise en forme / Fitness
Outdoor
- Terrasse
- Balcon
- Terrain de jeu
- Cuisine extérieure
- Stationnement
- Foyer
- Pergola
- Jardin
- Garage
- Espace de vie extérieur
- Porte
- Vignoble / Cave
- Héliport
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Ravne 8, 4228 Železniki, Slovenia, Škofja Loka, Slovénie
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Porta Alpina is a premium Slovenian real estate development company that holds an extensive portfolio of own proper
Porta Alpina is a premium Slovenian real estate development company that holds an extensive portfolio of own properties.
The company specialises in prime cultural heritage properties, potentially converting them into state of the art masterpieces, suitable for contemporary living at the highest level.
We offer:
1) Market Mastery and ”Off-Market” Access
a) Deep Local Data
b) Exclusive Inventory
2) Strategic Value for Sellers
a) Higher Sale Prices
b) Accelerated Sales
c) Targeted Marketing
3) Strategic Value for Buyers
a) Objective Advocacy
b) Negotiation Power
c) Complexity Management
4) Operational Efficiencies
a) Professional Networks
b) Technological Advantage
c) Peace of Mind
Why Slovenia?
In 2026, Slovenia continues to be recognised as a leading European destination for its high quality of life, environmental sustainability, and geostrategy.
1. Quality of Life and Safety
a) Top-Tier Safety: Slovenia is consistently ranked among the top 10 safest countries globally, currently holding the 9th spot for safety.
b) Happiness and Wellbeing: In 2025, Slovenia reached its highest ever ranking in the World Happiness Report at 19th place.
c) Work-Life Balance: The culture strongly prioritizes personal time, with a standard 8-hour workday and an emphasis on outdoor recreation over long working hours.
2. Environmental Leadership
a) Pristine Nature: Over 60% of the territory is covered by forest, making it the third most forested country in Europe.
b) Sustainable Tourism: Slovenia is a global leader in ”green” travel. In 2026, Condé Nast Traveler named the Upper Carniola (Gorenjska) region one of the best places to visit in Europe due to its sustainable developments.
c) Clean Resources: High-quality potable water is available directly from the tap nationwide.
3. Economic and Business Advantages
a) Strategic Location: Located at the heart of Europe, Slovenia serves as a geostatregic bridge between Western Europe and the Balkans, providing easy access to over 700 million customers within the EU market.
b) Innovation Hub: The country ranks 9th globally in high-tech exports and is a pioneer in technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence.
c) Digital Nomad Friendly: Slovenia has introduced a digital nomad visa, making it highly attractive for remote workers seeking a European base with modern infrastructure and reliable public services.
4. Cultural and Educational Benefits
a) Multilingualism: Proficiency in foreign languages is among the highest in Europe; most citizens under 30 speak English fluently, and many are trilingual (often including German or Italian).
b) Affordable Education: Higher education is often free or low-cost for EU residents, with prestigious institutions like the University of Ljubljana ranking in the top 3% of universities worldwide.
c) 2026 Cultural Milestones: Ptuj has been named ”Europe’s Best Cultural Heritage Town 2026”.
The UNESCO-listed Škofja Loka Passion Play will be performed in Spring 2026, an event that occurs only once every six years.
5. Cost of Living
a) While housing in the capital (Ljubljana) can be expensive, the overall cost of living remains significantly lower than in Western European nations like France, Italy, or Austria.
b) Healthcare: Legal residents have access to a universal, high-quality healthcare system funded through state taxes.
The company specialises in prime cultural heritage properties, potentially converting them into state of the art masterpieces, suitable for contemporary living at the highest level.
We offer:
1) Market Mastery and ”Off-Market” Access
a) Deep Local Data
b) Exclusive Inventory
2) Strategic Value for Sellers
a) Higher Sale Prices
b) Accelerated Sales
c) Targeted Marketing
3) Strategic Value for Buyers
a) Objective Advocacy
b) Negotiation Power
c) Complexity Management
4) Operational Efficiencies
a) Professional Networks
b) Technological Advantage
c) Peace of Mind
Why Slovenia?
In 2026, Slovenia continues to be recognised as a leading European destination for its high quality of life, environmental sustainability, and geostrategy.
1. Quality of Life and Safety
a) Top-Tier Safety: Slovenia is consistently ranked among the top 10 safest countries globally, currently holding the 9th spot for safety.
b) Happiness and Wellbeing: In 2025, Slovenia reached its highest ever ranking in the World Happiness Report at 19th place.
c) Work-Life Balance: The culture strongly prioritizes personal time, with a standard 8-hour workday and an emphasis on outdoor recreation over long working hours.
2. Environmental Leadership
a) Pristine Nature: Over 60% of the territory is covered by forest, making it the third most forested country in Europe.
b) Sustainable Tourism: Slovenia is a global leader in ”green” travel. In 2026, Condé Nast Traveler named the Upper Carniola (Gorenjska) region one of the best places to visit in Europe due to its sustainable developments.
c) Clean Resources: High-quality potable water is available directly from the tap nationwide.
3. Economic and Business Advantages
a) Strategic Location: Located at the heart of Europe, Slovenia serves as a geostatregic bridge between Western Europe and the Balkans, providing easy access to over 700 million customers within the EU market.
b) Innovation Hub: The country ranks 9th globally in high-tech exports and is a pioneer in technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence.
c) Digital Nomad Friendly: Slovenia has introduced a digital nomad visa, making it highly attractive for remote workers seeking a European base with modern infrastructure and reliable public services.
4. Cultural and Educational Benefits
a) Multilingualism: Proficiency in foreign languages is among the highest in Europe; most citizens under 30 speak English fluently, and many are trilingual (often including German or Italian).
b) Affordable Education: Higher education is often free or low-cost for EU residents, with prestigious institutions like the University of Ljubljana ranking in the top 3% of universities worldwide.
c) 2026 Cultural Milestones: Ptuj has been named ”Europe’s Best Cultural Heritage Town 2026”.
The UNESCO-listed Škofja Loka Passion Play will be performed in Spring 2026, an event that occurs only once every six years.
5. Cost of Living
a) While housing in the capital (Ljubljana) can be expensive, the overall cost of living remains significantly lower than in Western European nations like France, Italy, or Austria.
b) Healthcare: Legal residents have access to a universal, high-quality healthcare system funded through state taxes.
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