- Sleeps10
- Bedroom(s)5
- Bathroom(s)4
- From €4,200/Week ( All rates )
Description
This villa is a stone blend of elegance, Dubrovnik tradition, and aristocratic relaxation. Easily said this villa is the right choice for any lovers of history and unique pleasures who want to find out why Dubrovnik is the place to be visited at least once in a lifetime. This is a true oasis of peace and perfect comfort, surrounded by authentic Mediterranean vegetation.
The interior blends Mediterranean elegance and charm and the thing that makes this villa so special is a beautiful infinity pool. From the pool, you have a perfect view of the sea and beautiful surrounding islands, an ideal place to enjoy the day. The villa has 4 bedrooms with 7 beds, 3 bathrooms and is suitable accommodation for 7 people.
The villa is divided into two floors: the ground and the first floor. The ground floor of this Villa is designed as an area for relaxation and socializing and serves as a garden with a yard, ideal for spending time with friends or loved ones. A beautiful view from the spacious terrace extends to the Elaphite Islands – Sipan, Kolocep, and Lopud. The garden and terrace are equipped with outdoor furniture and a special covered area for dining.
A glass door separates the spacious living room from the terrace, which is equipped with high-quality furniture. Next to the living room, there is a modern dining room, but guests may alternatively enjoy dining outside onto the terrace. The indoor dining area is connected to a small kitchen, which is fully equipped with all the necessary appliances.
Besides, the ground floor has one bathroom. From this level, the stone steps lead to a beach, which is perfect for enjoyment and refreshment during hot summer days.
The first floor offers four bedrooms with a Mediterranean atmosphere and two bathrooms.
Three bedrooms have double beds and one of them, the master bedroom also has a balcony with a panoramic view and a bathroom with a shower.
The fourth and the last bedroom is smaller and equipped with a single bed and a garden view. On the same floor, there is also another bathroom with a shower. White and blue have a therapeutic effect on all the senses. Waking up to the view of the open sea and the Mediterranean garden is a true cure for the soul.
The property of the villa also has a new annex/suite built next to the main building, which consists of a queen bed, a sofa that can be used as a single bed, and a bathroom with a shower and bathtub. If there is a need for more accommodation, the suite can be booked at an additional charge. It is ideal for accommodation of 2+1 person. Which is in total 9+1 person
There are many reasons why it's always a good idea to visit Dubrovnik, truly a fascinating place. Evidenced by several great recommendations attracts numerous local and international guests who are full of impressions and are always happy to return.
The true spirit of the Mediterranean as it once was gives Dubrovnik special charm with which other places can rarely place pair. And when we add luxury villas decorated in the Mediterranean style to all this, the experience is complete. You get a sense of daydream with the scent of citrus fruits and sea salt.
Location
| Distance to the centre | 8 km | |
| Distance to the sea | 5 meters | |
| Nearest airport | 25 meters | |
| Nearest beach | 5 meters | |
| Nearest ferry port | 4 km | |
| Nearest restaurant | 1 km | |
| Nearest shop | 150 meters |
Neighborhood
Things to see and do:
Dubrovnik is a city rich in history and its lives it every day with the buildings and monuments inherited from their coloured past. We have listed the beautiful and important sights that we think you should visit on your villa holiday.
City Walls –The ancient city walls have been there for hundreds of years and are TripAdvisor’s number 1 listed thing to do in Dubrovnik. It is an experience like no other and offers an amazing view of Dubrovnik and its surrounding areas, especially if you climb the Minčeta which is the highest point.
Fort St Lawrence – Also known as “Dubrovnik’s Gibraltar” this impressive fortress was built for the purpose of keeping out the Venetian Republic and soon became a symbol of freedom. Above the entrance, there is an inscription that reads “Freedom is not to be sold for all the treasures in the world”. Now it is used for performances during the Dubrovnik Summer festival and has become of the world’s best stages for the performance of Hamlet.
Onofrio Fountain – Italian architect Onofrio Della Cava built the fountain in 1438 after new waterworks were built in the city and provided Dubrovnik with water. It was used until the early 19th century until the arrival of modern plumbing.
Rector’s Palace – This palace, which palaza sponza
is both Gothic and Renaissance was built in the 12th century and housed Dubrovnik’s Rector. Over the years the palace was damaged by earthquakes, gunpowder explosions or fires and has undergone various reconstructions. Today you can see the historic building as well as the museum that holds many ancient artefacts.
Sponza Palace – This Gothic-Renaissance palace served for a variety of public functions including a customs office and the mint. Now, it is home to the city archives which hold many precious documents dating back to the 12th century and Memorial Room of Dubrovnik Defenders who fought in the war of independence.
Lazareti – The Lazareti was used as a quarantine in ancient times for those who were travelling from lands where there could be contagious illnesses. It was Dubrovnik’s defence and considered one of their greatest inventions. Travellers could be help for up to 40 days before they were allowed into the city. Now, it is used to house performance groups, craft workshops, concerts, and nightclubs and is a great source of entertainment if you are visiting Dubrovnik.
Dubrovnik Cathedral – The Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin has been rebuilt numerous times and majorly rebuilt after the 1667 earthquake. Inside the Cathedral Treasury, there are relics of St Blaise and a number of impressive paintings that date back many centuries.
Srđ – is a mountain behind the city of hill srđDubrovnik and can be visited on foot, by car or cable car. At the top of the mount is Fort Imperial, which was built during the Napoleonic Wars and was used during the War of Independence. As well as being historically important, it offers amazing views of the walled city of Dubrovnik.
Trsteno – is the oldest arboretum in this part of the world and was built in the late 15th century. It consists of beautiful gardens, an impressive fountain displaying Neptune and is considered a protected natural monument. It was also used for filming the Game of Thrones series.
Mljet National Park – Mljet is the most forested Croatian island and one of the best preserved in the entire Mediterranean. There is also a 12th-century Benedictine Monastery on St Mary’s Island which is impressive to view.
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| - | Nightly rate | Weekly rate | Monthly rate | Min. Stay | Change-over | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week | Weekend | |||||
| Rate summary | €600 - €1,100 | €4,200 - €7,700 | - | 3 Nights | - | |
| 2022-01-01 - 2022-05-31 | €600 | - | €4,200 | - | 3 Nights | - |
| 2022-06-01 - 2022-06-28 | €700 | - | €4,900 | - | 3 Nights | - |
| 2022-06-29 - 2022-08-30 | €1,100 | - | €7,700 | - | 3 Nights | - |
| 2022-08-31 - 2022-09-16 | €700 | - | €4,900 | - | 3 Nights | - |
| 2022-09-17 - 2022-12-31 | €600 | - | €4,200 | - | 3 Nights | - |
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