Description
Perched in an elevated position on a pine tree-covered slope, Villa Island Gaze is a hidden gem in the gorgeous Dalmatian countryside. The views speak for themselves, with a mesmerising horizon built of the lush green hills of the Elaphite and Kolocep islands and the shimmering waters of the Adriatic Sea. It doesn’t get more serene than this, with crisp woodlands and olive groves in every corner, creating the perfect tranquil escape. Located just outside the historic town of Orasac, you are just down the road from pristine beaches, mouth-watering restaurants, and ancient churches. Further afield is the famous UNESCO World Heritage city of Dubrovnik, where a hop on a twenty-minute car ride will take you to its fascinating old town, famous fortress, and world-class restaurant scene.
You’ll find it hard to tear yourself away from the sumptuous sun-kissed terrace, with a front-row seat to the incredible scenic panoramas of the Dubrovnik Riviera. With lines of sun loungers by the pool and on the upper terrace, you’ll be tempted to spend the whole day relaxing under the sunshine and listening to the waves crash in the background. Enjoy the sensational sunsets with a glass of bubbly in the outdoor lounge, or whip up a feast on the barbecue and eat alfresco style in the dining area.
Built in traditional light-coloured stone, this incredible villa blends seamlessly into its natural surroundings and is a picturesque masterpiece. Finished with cream wooden shutters and a terracotta red roof, Villa Island Gaze is the epitome of a rustic country home and breathes traditional charm. The interiors retain their authenticity and blend with the contemporary décor style, with antique art pieces and original wooden beams mixed in with modern furnishings and pale-coloured walls. The open ground floor is spacious and inviting, with a cosy living room and a modern kitchen with a sleek design and high-end appliances. Upstairs are two doubles and one twin bedroom, all with warm, bright hues lit up by the sun’s rays seeping through the large windows.