4 Bedroom villa with sea view in Cavtat old town sleeps 7 – 10
This delightful stone villa is situated in the heart of Cavtat’s stunning old town which is located on a wooded peninsula. Offering a spectacular harbour view from its’ main terrace, the villa is within easy access of Cavtat’s restaurants, bars and beaches which line the town’s charming palm studded harbour. The villa represents excellent value for money and would suit a family/two families or a group of friends.
This Cavtat villa is approached via steps going up to a pedestrian only street located in the old town. Guests enter from the pedestrian only street into a small hallway which leads into a lounge with kitchenette and a door opening out onto the main sea facing terrace. There is also a double bedroom, a single bedroom and a separate bathroom on this level. Stairs from the lounge lead up into the attic/roof where there is a separate twin bedroom, an open plan room which contains a double sofa bed and separate small extra bed (suitable for 3 young children or one adult) and a separate shower room. Stairs from the small hallway next to the main entrance lead down into a large open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area with doors opening out onto a second sea-facing terrace. There is also a separate double bedroom with a door opening out onto a bathroom with bath. This bathroom can also be accessed via a second door from the open plan kitchen / dining / lounge.
In view of the pedestrian only streets and stairs that make up Cavtat old town, the property would not suit those experiencing walking difficulties. Frequent boat trips run between Dubrovnik and Cavtat during the summer (journey time approximately one hour). Worth visiting in Cavtat is the Vlaho Bukovac Gallery, the society portrait painter who was born in Cavtat as well as the Racic Mausoleum designed by Croatia’s most famous sculptor, Ivan Mestrovic. Other nearby areas of interest include the Konavle Valley, as well as day trips to Montenegro which can be booked as excursions when in Cavtat.
