Medieval castle near Zagreb with approx. 17000 m2 of land

Castle built around the year 1200 near Zagreb in good condition with approx. 17000 m2 of land.

The castle is located in an idyllic hill country with beautiful forests, meadows and small vineyards, southwest of Zagreb. The Oršić Castle was built in Slavetić – first mentioned in 1249 as part of the foothill region parish. After changing owners several times, it went into possession of the Oršić family in 1468. In the second half of the 17th century, the Oršić family took up constant residence in the Slavetić fortress, which became the center of their vast manor. They also initiated the establishment of the parish in Slavetić, which was founded in 1661. It was originally constructed as a medieval fortress with a Gothic town core, guard tower and palace, while adaptations and additions from the 16-18th centuries turned the fortress into a spacious castle. The greatest works took place in 1639 and in 1763.
The building footprint area is about 1700 m2 (5570 Square feet). The castle has three levels, the tower five levels. The total living area is approximately 1200 m2 (3930 square feet). Around the castle there are about 17.000 m2 (4.2 acres) of land, situated in the south, which can be partly used as vineyards.
There are no current furnishings in the rooms. The roof truss and tile cover have been repaced in 2004. Electricity, fire hydrants and drinking water have been newly installed as well. In all rooms is simple electrical lighting..