8 bedroom villa with infinity pool, Orebic, sleeps 20

Arriving at the estate, guests are welcomed by a sweeping driveway with ample space for parking. The entrance leads into a generously proportioned ground floor featuring a warm and inviting lounge and bar, complete with a fireplace, alongside a spacious dining room and kitchen. This level also includes a reception area, adorned with curated pieces that reflect the villa’s refined aesthetic. The accommodation is arranged across three floors, with eight individually designed suites, accessible via both a lift and an elegant staircase. Each suite is characterised by bespoke interiors and high-specification comforts, including en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers, six with freestanding bathtubs, underfloor heating, juliet balconies, and far-reaching sea views. On the first floor there is one double and a twin, this floor also has a library and a cognac room. The second floor has two connected doubles plus two further doubles that are connected by a living room. The third floor is home to a master bedroom with a large living room, kitchenette and additional guest bathroom. This floor also has two connected doubles. In the basement the property also offers a wellness area equipped with an indoor Jacuzzi, sauna, massage room, steam room, fitness suite, and a dedicated space for beauty treatments. There is also a wine cellar with a konoba (taverna) style dining area. Outdoors, the expansive terrace features shaded lounge areas, a swimming pool, and a Jacuzzi, a BBQ, all set against the shimmering coastal panorama. A path from the terrace leads directly to a sheltered beach of smooth pebbles and crystal-clear waters.

The surrounding region offers guests a wealth of experiences to explore. The nearby town of Orebić, steeped in maritime history, is known for its former sea captains' residences and relaxed coastal charm. Just a short boat ride across the channel lies the island of Korčula, where cobbled streets and stone buildings tell tales of centuries past, including the legacy of Marco Polo. The Pelješac Peninsula itself is celebrated for its winemaking heritage, with a variety of vineyards and family-run cellars offering tastings of local vintages. Visitors can also enjoy sailing, paddleboarding, and snorkelling along the coastline, or venture inland to discover scenic hiking trails and historical monasteries. From charming fishing villages to sun-drenched beaches and cultural landmarks, the area promises a rich and rewarding stay for those looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of southern Dalmatia.