Hvar Stonehouse

The villa

Set on the sun - drenched island of Hvar, Hvar Stonehouse is a four - bedroom villa overlooking the Adriatic, just a five - minute drive from Hvar Town. Boasting its own heated infinity pool, this elegant property offers families both space and serenity. The grounds feature covered terraces for al fresco dining and lounging, sun loungers beside the pool and a lawned area where children can play while admiring sweeping sea vistas.

Inside, a beamed, open - plan living space centres around a feature fireplace, with ample seating and a smart television. The well - equipped kitchen includes a large fridge freezer, microwave and integrated barbecue, seamlessly connecting to the covered dining terrace. The villa accommodates up to ten guests across four spacious bedrooms with a rustic charm. On the lower level, a twin room and a double room open onto the pool terrace. Upstairs, two additional rooms each enjoy private terrace access, with most offering en - suite bathrooms. Two single beds can be added to the bedrooms to cater for an extra two people. Beyond the villa, Hvar Town’s restaurants and nightlife lie within easy reach, while the quieter towns of Jelsa and Stari Grad await exploration. A ferry from Stari Grad links to Split, and the island’s acclaimed beaches, from Pokonji Dol to Mekićevica, are moments away.

Hvar, often cited among the world’s most beautiful islands, offers a captivating escape of lavender fields, olive groves, secluded beaches and picturesque harbours. Four kilometres from Hvar Town lies the bay of Milna, while the nearby cove of Mekićevica is easily reached by boat or a scenic coastal walk via Pokonji Dol beach.

Hvar Town’s compact centre pulsates with activity. Daytime visitors explore St Stephen’s Cathedral and its eponymous main square, then ascend the formidable Fortica fortress for a café break and sweeping panoramas. As evening falls, bars and clubs come alive with vibrant entertainment and the sounds of summer street music. For a quieter pace, the island’s oldest settlement, Stari Grad, awaits with its narrow lanes, charming harbour and Lanterna beach, and ferries connect to Split. In the east, Sucuraj preserves its historic character and offers access to the mainland at Drvenik, near the Biokovo Mountains. On the western shore, the tranquil towns of Jelsa and Sveta Nedjelja offer access to secluded coves, such as Bay Lučišća, a serene beachfront retreat.