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Browse Luxury Villas & Homes www.croatiatravelboutique.com T&T Villa Dejablue Luxury Villa with Swimming Pool Island Brač, CROATIA 12 6 6 Luxury Villa Dejablue is one of the most beautiful properties on the island, and it can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests. It is situated on a peaceful bay in the Sumartin. The villa itself has a living area of 550 square meters and is filled with light, sunshine, and lovely artworks. The villa has three floors and an internal lift; the main entrance is on the top floor, at the back of the villa. There is an extra exterior stone stairway that leads from the top parking lot to the pool terrace and ground floor. This luxurious villa features six bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a kitchen, dining, and sitting area, as well as a sauna and gym. This top of the line, high end villa is enhanced by beautiful bed linens, finest designer furniture, gourmet equipped kitchen, and impeccable service from the multilingual concierge and her staff. The villa is equipped with a Sonos sound system with Bose speakers. Floor to ceiling windows in the spacious sitting room frame the view of the lovely terrace with the pool and the sea beyond. On the ground floor, there is a room with a 6.5-foot-long billiard table and a view. A sauna with infrared therapeutic heating, a gym with Kettler exercise machines, a mirrored wall, and a TV are also available. The pool terrace is enormous, measuring 350 square meters. The magnificent heated infinity pool, which measures 11 meters in length and appears to spill into the sea, takes center stage. Around the heated pool, there are a variety of upscale sun loungers and sculptures. Please click here for pictures: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/dt46d7lm1z091xn/AABozWm4BlQClt39P3-A_AUBa?dl=0 DATE RANGE MIN. NIGHTS NIGHTLY RATE Jan 01 - Mar 31, 2021 7 € 1000 Apr 01 - May 31, 2021 7 € 1280 Jun 01 - Jun 30, 2021 7 € 1900 Jul 01 - Aug 31, 2021 7 € 2520 Sep 01 - Sep 30, 2021 7 € 1900 1 T&T Villa Zarzuela Luxury Villa with Private Beach Access Island Brač, CROATIA 8 4 4 This bright, airy, and totally elegant Villa is tucked away in the pines on the cape, perfectly blending in with the natural colors. Its interior has been built with elegance and in complete harmony with the fascinating natural surroundings. Dramatic cliffs, clear sky, and a tranquil blue sea combine to create an idyllic hideaway. Its ambiance can be described as modern, practical, luxurious, but warm and welcoming. It's in Ruzmarin Bay, about 3 kilometers from Sumartin town and just 2 meters from the Adriatic Sea. It is 320 square meters in size and consists of the ground, first, and second floors. On the upper floors, four luxuriously furnished en-suite bedrooms will accommodate a total of eight guests (two bedrooms with king-size beds and en-suite bathrooms are on the first floor while rest of the bedrooms are on the second floor). The villa has its own private beach, allowing guests to enjoy the quiet, crystal-clear Adriatic Sea. There is an open plan kitchen/living room area with handmade furniture on the ground floor, as well as a separate bathroom. Throughout your holiday, a villa host will be available to answer any questions you might have. There are also two motorcycles, two SUP boards, snorkeling equipment for adults and children, and Netflix streaming on the television. There is also the choice of mooring a small boat. Please click here for pictures: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ime6nvd7xwratrp/AADix-zgQQSyS-2OXWdtvEJaa?dl=0 DATE RANGE MIN. NIGHTS NIGHTLY RATE May 01 - May 31, 2021 7 € 750 Jun 01 - Jun 30, 2021 7 € 1000 Jul 01 - Aug 31, 2021 7 € 1500 Sep 01 - Sep 30, 2021 7 € 1000 2 T&T Villa Argo Navis Luxury Beachfront Villa with Infinity Pool Island Brač, CROATIA 13 5 6 An exclusive villa with an infinity pool, sauna, and spa is situated in a small bay about 3 kilometers from the lovely town of Selca. Up to 13 guests can be accommodated in 5 luxuriously appointed en-suite suites, each with a spectacular view of the Adriatic Sea, which is just 2 meters away. Villa Argo Navis has 380 square meters on the ground, first, and second floors. Extras such as an SPA room with sauna and gym, a hot tub, a wine room, and an entertainment room will guarantee an unforgettable stay. An open space terrace with an infinity pool, a heated swimming pool, and a barbecue can be found on the ground floor. Two modern kitchens, a spacious built-in dining space, a spa area, and a laundry room are all on the same floor. Three en-suite bathrooms with high-end designs are located on the first floor. One of the bedrooms has a dressing room with an extra sofa bed. Two of the bedrooms also have access to a hot tub on the terrace. An entertainment area with two TVs, a football table, and a sofa is located on the same floor. There is an expansive lobby with lounge chairs on the second level, as well as two spacious en-suite bedrooms with terraces. In front of this beautiful villa is a private mooring for vessels up to 15 meters. Please click here for pictures: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zsoshjnp2lvvitn/AAChN94u3HbMvwgpBtOGJs1Da?dl=0 DATE RANGE MIN. NIGHTS NIGHTLY RATE May 01 - May 31, 2021 7 € 1000 Jun 01 - Jun 30, 2021 7 € 1600 Jul 01 - Aug 31, 2021 7 € 2200 Sep 01 - Sep 30, 2021 7 € 1400 3 T&T Villa Magic Bay Luxury Villa with Infinity Pool on the beach Island Brač, CROATIA 14 6 6 The villa is situated in the Ruzmarin Bay, approximately 1 km from the town of Sumartin on Brac Island, and is only 10 meters from the Adriatic Sea. The ground floor, mezzanine, and first floor of Villa Magic Bay total 485 square meters. Three luxury bedrooms with king-size beds, additional modern sofas, and en-suite bathrooms are located on the mezzanine floor. There are also three large living rooms with seating and an LCD TV/DVD player. Up to 14 guests can be accommodated in 6 luxurious en-suite rooms and have access to all of the amenities. On the ground floor, there is an open space terrace with infinity pool, a heated swimming pool, an outdoor relaxing area with a hammock, and a barbecue. Several terraces with lounge chairs, table tennis, and hammock; hot tub for 12 guests, Netflix, organic vegetable garden, and private beach right in front of the villa are some of the most appealing extras that Villa has. This magnificent villa has a private mooring for small boats in front of it, and the villa manager is available at all times. Please click here for pictures: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/65ibob1fsso3spl/AAAMZPLI6O-oZ0d5rzwm-4Pya?dl=0 DATE RANGE MIN. NIGHTS NIGHTLY RATE May 01 - May 31, 2021 7 € 1000 Jun 01 - Jun 30, 2021 7 € 1600 Jul 01 - Aug 31, 2021 7 € 2200 Sep 01 - Sep 30, 2021 7 € 1400 4 T&T Villa Utopia Luxury Villa with Swimming Pool Island Brač, CROATIA 8 4 5 Villa Utopia is a stunning waterfront property in the lovely town of Sumartin This luxurious villa, built on three levels, is a remarkable example of modern Dalmatian architecture. The home is luxurious and elegant, and it was built with the utmost care and expertise. From the striking crystal chandeliers to the fine stone sinks, lovely fabrics, and modern furnishings, this home is the embodiment of luxury. Every attention to detail and luxury comfort has been carefully considered by a talented interior designer to provide the highest level of comfort and class. It was designed as a luxurious family home with vast, extremely light and airy rooms that open onto expansive, partially shaded terraces that are comfortably furnished and well suited for outdoor living. Visitor boats can moor at the Villa, and larger vessels can anchor in the bay or Sumartin harbor. A boat and skipper can be hired on a daily basis, allowing visitors to travel to nearby destinations such as Makarska and Hvar, sail the Croatian seas, and enjoy a variety of water sports. Sunbeams flood the airy room with warm Mediterranean light as the blackout curtains open. The TV screen opposite the bed is connected to the central satellite. Both bedrooms have large private balconies with seating areas where visitors can enjoy breakfast or relax in their own personal space. Two additional en suite bedrooms have patio doors that open onto the main terrace, which offers idyllic panoramic sea views and access to the private pool. On this level, there is also a self-contained spa with a sauna, steam room, and gym. A glass wine cellar, media room and office can be found on this level. Please click here for pictures: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uw76uxlekwjrbg8/AABDFagiOsY8PWmFLOuDuJFka?dl=0 DATE RANGE MIN. NIGHTS NIGHTLY RATE Jun 01 - Jun 30, 2021 3 € 1300 Jul 01 - Aug 31, 2021 7 € 1750 Sep 01 - Sep 30, 2021 3 € 1300 Oct 01 - Oct 31, 2021 3 € 1000 5 T&T Villa Bluetique Luxury Villa with Swimming Pool Island Brač, CROATIA 16 6 6 Villa BLUETIQUE is situated on the fascinating island of Brac, in the charming town of Bol. The villa is built in a modern style using local materials such as Brač stone. There are two different buildings, each with its own inner courtyard. A stunning swimming pool and surrounding terrace lined with local Brač stone are nestled in between and concealed from view.
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