Apartment Available in Dubrovnik, Croatia

[Rachel Rossner]

Spacious, 70 m2, one-bedroom apartment available for the summer term and 
beyond in Dubrovnik. Located within the walls of the old town of Dubrovnik, the 
apartment occupies the entire top floor of a house of thick stone construction. 
Walk-up, third storey. Large bedroom/living room, dining room, kitchen, 
bathroom, and generous outdoor terrace with views of the Minceta Tower. Fully 
furnished, linens and dishes provided. Sleeps 2+. Utilities included (water and 
electricity). Amenities include: air-conditioning, washing machine, dishwasher, 
high ceilings, wooden floors. Windows face south and west. Located in a quiet, 
residential corner tucked above the Sigurata Church. Address: Mala 2, 20000 
Dubrovnik. A stone’s throw from the State Archives, Research and City Libraries, 
5-minute walk to the Inter-University Centre and the American College of 
Management and Technology. Roll out of bed to the daily farmer’s market in 
Gundulic Square, Buža beaches in the city walls, numerous nearby restaurants 
and cafes, and ferry boats to Lokrum and Elaphite Islands. 
 
Available: Beginning June 1, 2012 (some flexibility with date), 1-month minimum. 
Preference given to Summer tenant taking the apartment for 2-3 months. 
 
View photos at: 
http://home.uchicago.edu/~rossner/mala2.jpg 
http://www.sabbaticalhomes.com/OfferedDetails.aspx?id=69428
 
More information upon request. Contact: rossner at uchicago.edu 
Rachel Rossner, PhD candidate, Dept. of Art History, University of Chicago

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