Oct 7, 2026
M&N International Real Estate has listed Villa Polonza, a two-floor property in Kolomban, Slovenia, with views of the Gulf of Trieste and easy access to Koper, Ankaran, and the Italian border.

Coastal Region, Slovenia, October 7, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Villa Polonza, a two-floor home overlooking the Gulf of Trieste, has come to market in the settlement of Kolomban, on Slovenia's Adriatic coast. M&N International Real Estate announced the listing, highlighting the property's proximity to Koper and Ankaran, with the Italian border accessible from the site.
More details can be found at https://www.man-ire.com/immobiliendetails.xhtml?id[obj0]=1737
Slovenia is emerging as a popular destination for both tourists and international families looking to relocate. According to the Global Peace Index 2026, published by the Institute for Economics and Peace, the country is currently ranked the 4th safest nation in the world, with daily living costs reportedly lower than those in neighbouring European countries such as Germany. Its natural landscapes, including Triglav National Park, Lake Bled, and other protected areas, add to its appeal. The country's proximity to Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia has further bolstered interest from prospective residents, with growing numbers of Western Europeans and North Americans relocating to the region.
M&N International Real Estate said Villa Polonza would suit buyers seeking either a permanent residence or a vacation home along Slovenia's Adriatic coast. Located in Kolomban, the property looks out over the sea, nearby vineyards, and the Debeli Rtič promontory, with native Mediterranean vegetation surrounding the plot and providing natural privacy. The upper floor contains two bedrooms, a dining room, and a spacious living area with large windows that make the most of the area's natural light. On the lower floor, the basement and garage can be adapted into additional living suites.
The property spans a net floor area of 196 sq m and sits on 920 sq m of fenced land. The plot's proximity to nature trails makes it a suitable base for cycling and hiking, while its location within Kolomban means that Koper and Ankaran remain easily accessible despite the quiet residential setting. M&N International Real Estate said the property offers buyers a balance between a tranquil environment and the convenience of nearby urban amenities.
More information is available at https://www.man-ire.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Nina Fajs
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Organization: M&N International Real Estate
Address: Pristaniška ulica 6, Koper, , Coastal Region, Slovenia 6000, Slovenia
Website: https://www.man-ire.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 89205454
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