Villa with pool and free parking – Tinjan

About The Accommodation

Vila Mira **** offers quality accommodation in a newly built luxury villa with swimming pool in central Istria. Vila Mira is situated on a raised terrain, is located in village of Kringa , 6km from Tinjan in central Istria. It is perfect for guests who would like to escape in tranquillity and nature.
Accommodation is suitable for family vacations in Tinjan, summer holidays for smaller group as well as for those who love recreational and active vacations.

This beautiful villa is located on a 700m2 fenced green area with an outdoor pool of 26 m2, deck chairs, a covered terrace, barbecue, and for the youngest there is a trampoline.
Total living area is 230m2 with two fully air-conditioned floors.
On the ground floor there is a fully equipped kitchen with exit to the terrace, dining room, living room, bedroom with its bathroom, and one separate toilet. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and exit to the balcony with country view. Private parking place for 3 cars is provided.
The accommodation capacity of the villa is for 8 to 10 persons.
The first bigger settlement, Tinjan is about 6km from the house, while the sea and beautiful Istrian beaches are only 20 km away.

Note: the villa can be rented on a minimum 7 days, from Saturday to Saturday

Kringa is second largest settlement in the Tinjan municipality, it is situated five kilometres southern of Tinjan on the spot of the Iron Age edifice later a Roman fortress. In the central part of the settlement there is the parish church of St. Peter and St. Paul's from 1787 along with the piazza adorned with two rustic stone cisterns and a hackberry (Celtis australis) tree. The notable Istrian priest and community worker Božo Milanović (1890-1980) was born in Kringa. He was also on of the Istrian representatives on  the 1946 Paris  peace conference, where the Istrian post-war destiny was defined.
This fairly small village has other three older churches which can be explored by taking a short circular walk: St. Anna's church from 1558 on the cemetery, St. Catherine's church and St. Anthony the Abbot’s church, along with the rustic Calvary built in 1876.

Nowadays Kringa has been more and more notable for Juro Grande, the oldest European vampire and for the unusual events from 1672 related to his character of which Johann Weikard Valvasor took account.
There have been indications that the story of Jure Grando inspired the first vampire prose ever written in the European and world literature, namely the tale The Vampyre by John Polidori (1819) who used a fragment of a story written by George Gordon Byron. Thus the vampire from Kringa indirectly got to inspire a whole literature (and later film) genre whose popularity has never ceased to exist.

Tinjan is a small town located on a hill at 319 meters above sea level, above the Lim Fjord. It is located along the national road Pazin - Porec and so is easily accessible to all who find their way to this part of Istria. Tinjan is a town within the municipality Tinjan, composed of 7 other settlements, and they are: Brčići, Brečevići, Jakovici, Kringe Muntrilj Radetici and Žužići.
Tinjan is a town rich in history and tradition, and is widely known for its excellent culinary delights such as Istrian prosciutto. Tradition of producing superior prosciutto declared Tinjan an Municipality of Istrian prosciutto.

We wish you a pleasant stay in Villa Mira, Tinjan