Palača Pretura s bogatom poviješću s pogledom na more (prodaja)

Ulica Jurja Dalmatinca, u kojoj dominira Palača stare Preture, izuzetno je atraktivna turistima, ali i domaćima. U toj ulici, u susjedstvu kuće koju znamo kao Palaču stare Preture, je i kuća graditelja šibenske katedrale, Jurja Dalmatinca, ali i crkva sv. Grgura. Šibenik, grad u kojem se nalazi ova prekrasna kuća, najstariji je hrvatski samorodni grad koji je prvi put spomenut 1066. godine u darovnici kralja Petra Krešimira IV., a kvart u kojem se kuća smjestila, uz Dolac je najstariji dio grada.
Naseljavanje na Gorici počelo je nakon epidemije kuge i provale Osmanlija, a kuće koje su se tada gradile bile su one težačke – na kat, zidane i pokrivene crijepom, uz konobu u prizemlju.
Ulica je to kamenih kuća koja odiše poviješću i tajnama srednjovjekovnog Šibenika, od kojih neke tek čekaju da ih se otkrije. A ukoliko ste se ''pronašli'' u ovim povijesnim činjenicama, Palača stare Preture idealna je za vaš novi početak.
Gradnju kuće koju danas znamo kao Palaču stare Preture možemo smjestiti u rano 15. stoljeće. Danas se smatra da je ulica Camerino, današnja ulica Jurja Dalmatinca, prije pola stoljeća, kada je grad bio pod vlašću Mlečana, bila glavna šibenska ulica.
Stoljećima kasnije, u razdoblju između dva svjetska rata, Ulica Jurja Dalmatinca bila je poznata kao „sumnjiva kala“, u kojoj je, pišu povijesne knjige, bilo „zabave svake vrste, pa i bludišta“. Ulaz u bludišta naplaćivalo se 2 dinara, a cjelokupna usluga 30 dinara.

Palača stare Preture, u Ulici Jurja Dalmatinca, sklop je kuća koji se sastoji od istočnog i zapadnog objekta. Objekti imaju prizemlje i dva kata, s tim da je zapadni objekt nešto niži. Građeni su od kvalitetnog klesanca.
Svi prozorski otvori na glavnom južnom pročelju kuća su izgrađeni s profiliranim natprozornicima. Na vrhu pročelja istočnog objekta je jedinstveni oslikani luminar (kruna kuće) uokviren baroknim ukrasima spiralnog oblika, tzv. volutama, u trokutastom zabatu.
Ispod krovišta se na drugom katu vidi veliki prezidani ranorenesansni prozor s motivom naizmjeničnih zubaca. Prizemlje Stare Preture je, što je rijetkost u interijerima starih šibenskih kuća, popločano kombinacijom oblutaka i opeke, što je bila uobičajena kombinacija za popločavanje starih gradskih ulica.

Tijekom renesanse kuća je preinačena i proširena za namjenu takozvane Preture. Preture su jednim dijelom bile zadužene za poslove uprave, a drugim za građanske sudbene parnice. Glavno sudsko ovlaštenje pretora u građanskim parnicama bilo je davanje pravnog mišljenja te stavljanje zabrane na izvršenje nekog čina.

Palača stare Preture na šibenskoj Gorici, bila je, dakle, središte sudske vlasti u Šibeniku tijekom 19. stoljeća. Grad je tada proživljavao svoje „zlatno doba“.
Napredne ideje, avangarda u promišljanjima i djelima, te vizionarsko upravljanje gradom, označile su godine u kojima je Šibenik živio ispred svog vremena. Šibenik je u to doba dobio energetski sustav, s dalekovodima i trafo-stanicama, a električnu energiju dobili mnogi javni projekti, poput bolnice, kazališta i tvornice tjestenine, a osmišljen je i sustav javne rasvjete.
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Juraj Dalmatinac Street, which is dominated by the Palace of the Old Pretura, is extremely attractive to tourists and locals alike. In that street, next to the house we know as the Palace of the Old Pretura, is the house of the builder of the Šibenik Cathedral, Juraj Dalmatinac, but also the church of St. Gregory. Šibenik, the town where this beautiful house is located, is the oldest Croatian native town that was first mentioned in 1066 in a grant from King Petar Krešimir IV, and the neighborhood where the house is located, next to Dolac is the oldest part of town.
Settlement in Gorica began after the plague epidemic and the Ottoman invasion, and the houses that were being built at the time were peasant ones - upstairs, brick and tiled, with a tavern on the ground floor.
It is a street of stone houses that exudes the history and secrets of medieval Šibenik, some of which are still waiting to be discovered. And if you have "found yourself" in these historical facts, the Palace of the Old Pretura is ideal for your new beginning.
The construction of the house we know today as the Palace of the Old Pretura can be traced back to the early 15th century. Today, it is believed that Camerino Street, today's Juraj Dalmatinac Street, half a century ago, when the city was ruled by the Venetians, was the main street in Šibenik.
Centuries later, in the period between the two world wars, Juraj Dalmatinca Street was known as "suspicious kala", in which, according to historical books, there was "entertainment of all kinds, including fornication". Entrance to the brothel was charged 2 dinars, and the entire service 30 dinars.
The Palace of the Old Pretura, in Juraj Dalmatinac Street, is a complex of houses consisting of eastern and western buildings. The buildings have a ground floor and two floors, with the western building being slightly lower. They are built of quality stone.
All window openings on the main south facade of the houses are built with profiled skylights. At the top of the facade of the eastern building is a unique painted luminaire (crown of the house) framed by baroque spiral ornaments, the so-called. volutes, in a triangular gable.
Below the roof, on the second floor, you can see a large rebuilt early Renaissance window with a motif of alternating teeth. The ground floor of Stara Pretura, which is a rarity in the interiors of old Šibenik houses, is paved with a combination of pebbles and bricks, which was a common combination for paving old city streets.

During the Renaissance, the house was remodeled and expanded for the purpose of the so-called Pretura. The searches were partly in charge of administrative affairs and partly of civil litigation. The main judicial authority of the praetor in civil litigation was to give a legal opinion and to prohibit the performance of an act.

The Palace of the Old Pretura in Šibenik's Gorica was, therefore, the center of judicial power in Šibenik during the 19th century. The city was then experiencing its "golden age".
Advanced ideas, avant-garde in thought and deeds, and visionary management of the city, marked the years in which Šibenik lived ahead of its time. At that time, Šibenik got an energy system, with transmission lines and transformer stations, and many public projects got electricity, such as a hospital, theater and pasta factory, and a public lighting system was designed.