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Cijena:	4.600.000,00 EUR
Stambena površina:	2460 m2
Zemljište:	100000 m2
Broj soba:	18
Broj kupaonica:	6
Ukupno katova:	1
Godina izgradnje:	1603

Opis nekretnine
CRO

Miljana, barokni dvorac čiji je prvi vlasnik bila ugledna obitelj Ratkay, zasigurno je jedan od najljepših dvoraca u Hrvatskom zagorju. Smješten je u blizini Velikog Tabora, deset kilometara sjeverno od Kumrovca, na brdu pored rijeke Sutle. Sagrađen je prije gotovo 300 godina s promjenama arhitektonske kompozicije i stilova.
Dvorac je kompletno obnovljen (1978, 1979, 1980. godine) zahvaljujući zagrebačkom znanstveniku i sakupljaču umjetnina, dr. Franji Kajfežu, u čije vlasništvo u to vrijeme i dolazi.
Dvorac se prodaje s prekrasnom okućnicom od deset hektara. Na njoj je smješteno mnoštvo sadržaja poput vanjskog i unutrašnjeg bazena, teniskog igrališta ( s reflektorima i potrebnom opremom), vinske kolibe i vinskog podruma ( namješteno u autohtonom stilu zagorske regije), vinograda. Dvorcu također pripadaju i tri jezera koja ionako prekrasan dojam dovode do savršenstva. Prilaz dvorcu moguć je i zračnim putem jer ima heliodrom, na koji je nebrojeno puta slijetao i prvi hrvatski predsjednik dr. Franjo Tuđman.
Unutrašnjost dvorca sastoji se od prizemlja s deset soba, tri kupaonice, tri toaleta, velikom i malom kuhinjom, blagovaonom za 30 ljudi, kotlovnicom i spremištem, na katu je smješteno osam velikih soba i tri kupaonice, te mansarde gdje se nalaze galerija i biblioteka. Biblioteka sadrži nekoliko tisuća vrijednih knjiga.

Dvorac se prodaje s originalnim namještajem i unikatnim skupocjenim detaljima poput baroknih kalijevih peći, mnogobrojnih freski koje krase zidove, te niza originalnih predmeta i ukrasa.
Održavan je i odmah useljiv.


ENG

If we would search for a most picturesque castle in Hrvatsko zagorje, that would undoubtedly be Miljana, the castle of the old noble family Ratkay. It is situated near Veliki Tabor, the seat of Ratkay family, situated on the hill nearby the river of Sutla, ten kilometers north from Kumrovec. The castle is conceived as a four-winged building with inner garden closed by wings of unequal width and height. Since the beginning of 17th century to the middle of 19th century, when the construction was finished, the castle had been upgraded and modified for several occasions, therefore, its development and emergence is characterized by several phases. The construction commenced between 1597 and 1603. The castle’s facade is black-blue with white paintings on the angles and around the windows and with white medallions and rectangular fields. The present Miljana is renewed just in that black-blue phase. According to the quality and contents, the saloons of the castle contain the most valuable wall paintings from Croatian rococo period. This most integral cycle originating from this gallant century some people assign to A. Lerchinger. The painted walls and window ornaments show the astrology themes, pastoral images and flippant scenes from the life of nobles in Hrvatsko zagorje in second half of 18th century. The inside of the castle is a home of especially valid rococo tiled stoves. After death of Josip Ivan Ratkay, the last member of the family, who died in 1793, Miljana often changed its proprietors. It was for some time under the administration of the king. During the year 1852 the castle was bought from the state by noble Antun Kuhtić who bought it for his nephew, the noble Ljudevit Kuhtić, who married Ernestina Oršić, the countess. Around 1890, the castle was bought by Jäger family, which owned it till 1980, when its owner becomes Dr. Franjo Kajfež, the man who renewed the castle, enabled the public visits and opened an exhibition space in the castle. Today Miljana is an inevitable tourist point of Hrvatsko zagorje. The castle nowadays belongs to the category of the first rank monuments.
Living space contains graund floor with ten rooms, three bathroom, three toilets, one big and one small kitchen, boiler room, storage room, and big tavern for 30 people. First floor has eight big rooms and three bathrooms, and there is also mansard with gallery and library with over thousand of valuable books. Next to the castle there is a tennis court equipped with the night light and all necessary maintaining equipment, vineyard cottage and vine cellar, pool, vineyard, indoor-outdoor pool. Three lakes, linked with two sheds intended for recreation make the entire impression perfect. It is possible to approach the castle with helicopter because it has a heliodrom.
The castle is well maintained and ready for new owner.