Villa CR5200

The fortress of which is now famous as a Game of Thrones location – this villa offers excellent facilities including a gym and private outdoor pool.

There are plenty of sun loungers around the pool and covered areas for dining and relaxing, all enjoying a magnificent view over the rocky local landscape.

The area is very quiet, so it’s ideal for getting away from it all, yet local amenities are close by, with shops and restaurants within 2km of the house.

The interior has been thoughtfully and beautifully designed, and makes the most of the location, showcasing the views with large windows and lovely terraces on the upper level.

On the ground floor is a dining area and fully equipped kitchen, which forms part of open-plan living space. Next to this is a comfortable seating area with a Smart TV, PlayStation 3 and Wi-Fi.

Also on this floor is a gym area with fitness equipment and a pilates ball, as well as a TV and ping-pong table, which takes you back out to the pool.

Upstairs, the three bedrooms are all air-conditioned. The first has a king-size bed, ensuite bathroom with shower, and a terrace lounge corner with a great view of Split.

The other two bedrooms both have a queen-size bed and one of these also has a terrace and TV.

Split itself is around 20 minutes drive from the villa and has a huge amount to explore. From its incredible museums and galleries to its historic landmarks and a lively waterfront packed with cool places to eat and drink.

If you’re visiting the area for the Game of Throne sights, be sure to visit Diocletian’s Palace – organised tours can show you the rest as well.

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The property is a modern villa divided into two units connected into one, with five bedrooms and five bathrooms

Ground Floor

• Fully equipped kitchen
• Dining area
• Toilette
• Living area with smart TV & PS3
• Fitness area
• Laundry room with washing machine, iron & board
• Access to the patio & pool area

First Floor

• Bedroom with king-size bed (180x200cm), terrace with lounger corner & en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
• Bedroom with a queen-size bed (160x200cm)
• Bedroom with a queen-size bed (160x200cm) & terrace with sitting area
• Bathroom with walk-in shower

Second Unit

• Fully equipped kitchen
• Dining area
• Living room with a sofa (that converts into a sofa bed)
• Family bathroom with a shower
• Bedroom with a queen-size bed (160x200cm)

First Floor

• Fully equipped kitchen
• Dining area
• Living room with a sofa (that converts into a sofa bed)
• Family bathroom with a shower
• Bedroom with a queen-size bed (160x200cm)
• Rooftop terrace with a Jacuzzi and lounge corner

Exterior

• Swimming pool (6x4m)
• Sun deck area
• Sun loungers
• Covered terrace
• Large patio & garden area
• Dining area with views
• Barbecue
• Private parking

A jewel of the Adriatic, Split offers an enchanting combination of natural beauty, culture and history. Its landmarks are bankable and worthy of their status – with Saint Domnius’ Cathedral and Diocletian’s Palace always able to draw a crowd.

Beyond these, Split is a rewarding city to discover, with the glamour of the Riva waterfront and the invigorating Marjan Forest Park offering up yet more sides of the city.

There is no shortage of museums and galleries in Split – the city is big on culture and art. The Split Gallery of Fine Arts, Split City Museum and the Meštrović Gallery, showcasing the work of the country’s greatest sculptor, Ivan Meštrović, are among the high points. You will find more of his greatest work at the nearby Kaštelet too – intricate wooden carvings depicting the life of Christ.

With fragrant pine forests, botanical gardens and satisfying walking routes, the expansive spaces of Marjan Forest Park form the city’s ‘green lung’. No visit to Split would be complete without a detour to Marjan – the tranquillity and stunning ocean views make it a very special place.

The Roman ruins of Diocletian’s Palace are perhaps Split’s best-known attraction – guided walking tours of this and other Split landmarks provide a good introduction to the history of the city.

Riva is where modern life in Split comes to the fore – the promenade is the place to be for coffee by day or drinks at night, and there’s always something happening. No wonder they call it the ‘living room’ of Split.

Various other coastal locations are within a reasonable distance of the city and are well worth a visit. Look out for the wooden ships at Jesenice, and the pirate-themed attractions and river centric sports of Omis.