Dobri is located in the southwestern part of Zala County, near the Slovenian border, between Letenye and Lenti, close to the tri-border area. Dobri is a characteristic village of the Kerka Valley, belonging to the small river’s watershed. Its population is 49 people.

The family house with two plots was built in the 1970s from brick, featuring a typically elevated foundation and a cube-shaped design. The plot size is 5618 square meters, divided into courtyard and garden areas. In the courtyard, there are more than 40 fruit trees, most bearing Mediterranean-type fruits such as figs, kiwi, Japanese quince, along with a larger arboretum of rare plants. The courtyard’s dug well is especially advantageous during the dry summer months. One quarter of the garden area is dedicated to a vegetable garden, while the remaining part is leased for cultivation.

The basement level includes a two-room, 50 square meters cellar with a vaulted ceiling, which is very practical for storage. On the ground floor, the rooms include a closed terrace, entrance hall, three separate bedrooms, a large kitchen, pantry, and a bathroom with a bathtub combined with a toilet in one space. In the courtyard, there is a workshop, garage, and utility outbuildings.

The property has full utilities connected, with heating provided by convectors and a built-in Scandinavian stove located in two bedrooms and the kitchen, providing real warmth.

Dobri is situated near the tri-border area, 15 km from the Lenti Thermal Bath, 10 km from the Bázakerettye summer beach and the Kistolmács free beach, and 5 km from the lakes of the Mura river’s backwaters. Nearby are large hunting grounds, arboretums, and several hiking opportunities along the Blue Trail.

If you want to take over a self-sufficient farm, or if you have a large family and want to benefit from the Rural Family Housing Allowance (Falusi CSOK) or CSOK+, don’t look further—let’s explore this opportunity together!