My home Adriona

Details of the Villa

My Home Adriona is a place of staggering beauty, opulent finishes, incredible views, no-end of luxury – just the place to make you feel incredibly special! This amazing 4 bedroom, the entrancing villa was designed for 8 guests that adore tradition yet appreciate pure unadulterated luxury. Located in Kotisina, a small village in Makarska, it is situated between Split and Dubrovnik. Makarska is Croatia's secret seaside with glorious beaches, backed by fragrant pinewoods overlooking the glistening turquoise sea. Under the majestic mountain Biokovo, with awe-inspiring views of Hvar, Brac and the azure sea, it takes your breath away. Two sisters from Dalmatia embarked on this project to design an authentic rustic villa with interiors that looked just like their grandparent's old home. They wanted to express beauty, tradition, untouched nature and luxury but with a modern mix. They well and truly succeeded! This elegant villa exudes everything they hoped for and also tranquillity. It radiates traditional charm. In many ways it is understated but at the same time, it has so many gorgeous finishing touches you can see that the sisters have poured love and devotion into it. The marvellous pool area is blended with nature and lush Mediterranean vegetation. Many rocks, olive trees, herbs and plants add to the luxurious surroundings. Natural wooden sculptures take pride of place. It is just heavenly! The stone villa interior and rustic furniture remind you of old castles. The furniture is mostly restored antique pieces which add to the original feel and strong personality of the villa. Every space is cleverly calm. Everything is there to make you feel pampered from the cigar bar, wine bar, wellness spa with sauna and relaxation beds, massage spa bath, a path for reflexology to the games room with billiards. The list is endless. Each of the immaculate 4 bedrooms is named after plants – Lavendar, Immortelle, Olives and Tangerines and natural cosmetics made with the same plants will be left in the equally luxurious bathrooms. There are super strong showers, stone sinks, wooden beams, vaulted ceilings. As might be expected, it is possible to arrange a full fridge on arrival, babysitting, a cook, wine tasting, massages or even to rent a yacht or a helicopter! #### Features The Villa My Home Adriona is an authentic stone Dalmatian house with vintage interiors. There are 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and it can accommodate up to 8 people Interior - Fully equipped kitchen with dining area with sea views - Living area - Immortelle room with king-size bed, dressing table, ensuite bathroom and Juliette balcony - Lavender room with king-size bed, access to the garden and en-suite bathroom - Olive room with king-size bed, dressing table, safe, Juliette balcony and ensuite bathroom - Tangarine room with king-size bed, dressing table and ensuite bathroom - Wine cellar stocked with a selection Croatian wines with snooker table and cigar bar - Wellness area with sauna and shower - Jacuzzi - Gym Exterior - Heated swimming pool - Covered lounge area - Barbecue - Sun loungers - Outdoor furniture - Parking for 3 cars Additional Facilities... - Safety Deposit Box - Underfloor heating - Ptah for reflexology - Cigar bar - Toilet for disable people - Handicapped - Lift - Disable ramp #### Location Magnificent My Home Adriona is set under the mountains amid breathtaking countryside and surrounded by olive groves and other Mediterranean herbs. It is an empire of peace and leaves you feeling tranquil and rested. The charming hamlet Kotisina is on the slopes of Biokova, the second-highest mountain range in Croatia between the Cetina and Neretva rivers. It is about 2km from Makarska Town. Recently the hamlet began to archaeologically explore its distant past and several historical localities have been discovered including a sizeable keep called Veliki Kastel. The medieval Church of Saint Martin and Church of Saint Anthony have been revitalised partly funded by the European Union. Running from Brela in the north and Gradac in the south, the Makarska Riviera is some 38 miles long. Makarska town is built around a deep sheltered bay. Its lovely main square is overlooked by the Baroque Church of St Mark and several elegant palazzi. Open-air restaurants and cafes serve incredible Dalmatian cuisine. There is a daily open-air market selling fruit and vegetables. The harbour is very attractive, again with many restaurants, and offers day trips to Jelsa on Hvar and Zlatni Rat Beach in Bol on Brac. Punta Rata, on the edge of Brela, is ideal for families as the seabed slopes gently into the shallow sea. On the way to Brela, northwest along the coast, you pass Buba beach bar. It is very popular in the evenings with music and cocktails watching the sun go down. Why not get in some hiking or mountain biking on the mountain? The highest peak, Sveti Jure has fantastic views across the sea to Italy and inland to the mountains of Bosnia. Makarska is a 1 ½ hour drive from Split airport.