This is a very interesting family house in Stari Grad town centre which has an unusual feature! The house is approached via the street through the door and front facade, which is of stone. Set back by approximately three meters is the facade of the actual house. This gives an open area up to the roof, which is perspex, allowing light to fill this front area. From this semi, outside area is an entrance hall which also has a kitchenette in it. From the hallway is access to two bedrooms and a shower room.

The stairs leading to the first-floor landing and a seating area are between the two facades. A hallway, in turn, leads to two further rooms, of which one is a bedroom and the other a living room. There is also a shower room as well.

The town of Stari Grad can be traced back to 2,000 BC when it was initially called Pharos, after the Greek city of the same name. It has many little side streets where one can stumble upon the quaintest of family-owned restaurants offering a mouth-watering selection of local cuisine. Stari Grad also has a record-beating number of cafe bars, a prerequisite to the Mediterranean style of life. The local area also boasts some excellent beaches in the vicinity.

Stari Grad ferry port which lies on the outskirts of the town, is home to Jadrolinija, which offers a comprehensive service to the mainland with up to 6 ferry crossings in the summer months. Nearby, Jelsa has a daily catamaran service also run by Jadrolinija to Split via the town of Bol on Brac Island. While in the other direction, the famous city of Hvar is only a 20-minute drive.