Nov 3, 2023
RCN Real Estate has announced a new real estate investment opportunity in the Gorenjska region near Lake Bled, Slovenia. The property is an early 15th-century castle that was fully reconstructed as a hotel in 1954. Although the hotel is no longer in operation, RCN Real Estate believes the castle and its surrounding 105,405m2 property provide an attractive investment for property or real estate investors.
Slovenia has become a popular tourist destination, recording 15.6 million tourist overnight stays in 2022, with a projected 6% increase in 2023. The castle is located in the village of Mošnje within the Radovljica municipality and benefits from its proximity to Karavanke, Triglav National Park, and popular lakes and alps. The property includes pristine forested land and developable land, and the castle itself has an expansive net area of 1,459 m2.
Though the castle requires renovation, it was previously a 5-star establishment with 22 spacious rooms, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool. RCN Real Estate offers comprehensive renovation plans, including the restoration of the existing castle and an expansion that adds 14 hotel rooms and 65 prestigious apartments.
RCN Real Estate is currently holding viewings for the property and invites interested investors to reach out to their team. They consider it an exceptional investment opportunity in a prestigious location. More information can be found on their website.
RCN Real Estate has announced a new real estate investment opportunity in the Gorenjska region, near Lake Bled, Slovenia with the sale of an early 15th-century castle.

Ljubljana, Slovenia - November 3, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The historically significant castle—which was first constructed in 1400 and holds great value for Slovenians, since it was the site of the Podvin Constitution—was fully reconstructed in 1954 and transformed into a hotel. Today, the hotel is no longer in operation, but RCN Real Estate believes this well-located castle and surrounding 105,405m2 property provides an astute investment for a property or real estate investor who is looking to capitalize on the growing popularity of the Lake Bled tourist region in Slovenia.
More information is available at https://www.rcn.si/en/Real_estate/luxury-property_invest-in-slovenia.html
Mountainous, naturally beautiful and peaceful Slovenia has become an increasingly popular tourist destination both within Europe and with visitors from North America, Australia and beyond. The central European country recorded 15.6 million tourist overnight stays in 2022, a number set to increase by 6% when the 2023 figures are announced. As a well-established real estate agency working out of the capital, Ljubljana, RCN Real Estate has charted this steady rise and seen the dividends it has delivered to many property investors.
As such, they believe their new real estate holding is a particularly attractive prospect for an investor looking to take advantage of this growing sector. Situated in the serene village of Mošnje within the Radovljica municipality, the 15th-century castle benefits from an enviable location near the Karavanke and Triglav National Park. It also offers close proximity to the highly popular Bled and Bohinj lakes, as well as to the Julian Alps, making it an ideal tourist destination, offering many outdoor activities in pristine nature.
The property comprises a vast tract of land, including both pristine forested land and developable land, and the castle itself boasts an expansive net area of 1,459 m2.
Although the castle will need to be renovated, during its prime, it was a 5-star establishment with 22 spacious rooms spread across multiple floors. The property also features its own restaurant and an outdoor pool, showcasing its potential to offer a unique and memorable guest experience post-renovation.
Interested investors who wish to purchase the castle can also take advantage of comprehensive renovation plans that have been expertly designed by the reputable architectural office Sadar+Vuga. These plans encompass both the meticulous restoration of the existing castle and include an expansion that will add 14 hotel rooms to the property. Additionally, the proposed development comprises 65 prestigious apartments, adding a new level of luxury and sophistication to the site.
RCN Real Estate is currently holding viewings for this unique property and they encourage interested investors to reach out to their team.
A spokesperson for the agency said, “Are you seeking a unique and rare opportunity? Look no further. Seize this exceptional investment opportunity at a location that has been prestigious for centuries.”
For more information, visit https://www.rcn.si/en/Real_estate/
Contact Info:
Name: Nika Lovrin
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Organization: RCN Real Estate
Address: 81 Galjevica, Ljubljana, Ljubljana 1000, Slovenia
Phone: +386-41-723-809
Website: https://www.rcn.si/en/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89112294
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