Villa Everlee | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Grad Dubrovnik

Walking distance from Dubrovnik’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, Villa Everlee positions you steps away from centuries of Dalmatian history while maintaining complete privacy within a verdant Mediterranean garden. This four-bedroom villa sleeps 8 guests across 3 bathrooms, offering the rare combination of authentic stone architecture and contemporary amenities that defines luxury villa rental in Dubrovnik.

Inside Villa Everlee

Villa Everlee sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The ground floor presents a mirrored entrance hall where an original stone staircase ascends to the upper level. The open-plan kitchen flows into a generous living room, where three French doors flood the space with southern light and open directly onto the south-facing terrace. A guest WC, storage area, and dining zone complete the ground floor, alongside a double bedroom with an adjacent bathroom—ideal for guests who prefer to avoid stairs or require accessible accommodation.

Ascending the period staircase, the first floor reveals the south-facing master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and unobstructed views across Dubrovnik’s terracotta rooftops toward the Adriatic horizon. Two additional double bedrooms occupy the east and southwest exposures, both overlooking the interior courtyard and gardens. These secondary bedrooms share a large marble bathroom. Every bed throughout Villa Everlee is a king-size double (180 x 200 cm), with the southwest bedroom offering the flexibility to convert to twin configuration—a detail that matters for families managing different age groups or friendship groups seeking individual sleeping arrangements.

Air conditioning throughout ensures year-round comfort, while UHD Smart TVs in all rooms provide entertainment during occasional rainy days. Wi-Fi reaches every corner. A safe secures valuables, a washing machine handles laundry, and daily upkeep service maintains the villa without intrusion. A coffee machine awaits morning use—though the real draw is stepping directly onto the terrace with your cup.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds transform Villa Everlee from a residential building into an entire outdoor estate. A private swimming pool measuring 12 by 3 metres occupies the central focus, surrounded by mature Mediterranean plantings—fragrant orange trees, silvery olive foliage, and dense laurel hedging create both shade and privacy. The south-facing sundeck provides dedicated sunbathing space with an adjacent sitting area oriented toward city views, allowing guests to absorb Dubrovnik’s skyline while remaining poolside. A retractable tent on the south terrace provides flexible shelter during midday heat or unexpected showers.

The west-facing terrace—substantially shaded and blessed with evening coolness—holds a separate dining and lounge zone, the kind of space where 8 guests naturally congregate for long dinners without crowding. The stone pergola overhead filters light into dappled patterns, and the pergola’s architectural rhythm echoes the villa’s own traditional design language. A second rustic stone terrace with pergola structure provides an additional dining position, allowing group flexibility: formal dinners in one location, casual lunches in another, pre-dinner drinks in a third.

The Mediterranean garden itself functions as outdoor room. Unlike ornamental gardens requiring constant admiration, this one invites use—pathways thread between plantings, creating natural zones for reading, conversation, or simply sitting with a book while the Adriatic breeze carries salt air and distant seabird calls.

Location: Dubrovnik and the Surrounding Area

Villa Everlee’s position within the Ploče Iza Grada neighbourhood places you 5 minutes on foot from Dubrovnik’s Old Town—that labyrinthine medieval settlement enclosed within Venetian stone walls and recognised by UNESCO as one of Europe’s most significant cultural monuments. The ancient streets themselves function as an open-air museum: the Rector’s Palace on Knežev Dvori square, the Cathedral of the Assumption with its baroque dome, the Franciscan monastery housing pharmaceutical collections dating to the 14th century. These are not distant attractions requiring transport; they are your afternoon walk.

Restaurant density around Villa Everlee satisfies both casual dining and gastronomic ambition. Within 10 minutes’ walk, taverns specialising in traditional Dalmatian cooking serve pašticada (slow-braised beef with gnocchi and prune elements), black squid ink risotto, and grilled white fish from morning boats. A glass of local rakija—typically plum or pomegranate brandy, though producers experiment with figs and medlars—concludes meals with appropriate ceremony. Supermarkets and fresh markets near Pile Gate (the Old Town’s western entrance) provide provisions for self-catering dinners poolside.

Beach access defines summer rhythm. Danče Beach, a 10-minute walk from the Old Town, offers the local secret: a secluded cove where residents swim at dawn before tourist crowds arrive, with underwater visibility exceeding 30 metres. Banje Beach, immediately beyond Ploče Gate (3 minutes from villa), slopes gently into shallow turquoise water—the family-swimming standard for Dubrovnik City. The Adriatic’s temperature ranges from 12°C in February to 26°C in August; swimmers typically enter comfortably from June through September.

Nearby settlements expand possibilities: Cavtat, 18km south, preserves Croatian coastal elegance at smaller scale, with palm-lined promenades and seafood restaurants overlooking Tijeska Cove. The Dalmatian wine region inland—Konavle Valley, 25km southeast—produces distinctive indigenous varieties (Grk and Plavac Mali) through family wineries offering tastings. Lopud Island, reachable by public ferry in 15 minutes from Dubrovnik Harbour, prohibits vehicle traffic and preserves centuries-old village life. The Elafiti Islands archipelago (30-minute boat hire from Dubrovnik Old Harbour) scatter across the Adriatic, offering anchorages in emerald coves and sunbathing decks on hired gulets (traditional wooden sailing vessels).

Cultural depth extends beyond the Old Town itself. The Arboretum Trsteno, 14km northwest, cultivates Renaissance gardens within a 500-year-old estate. Mount Srđ, accessible by cable car from the Old Town’s eastern edge, rises 412 metres and provides panoramic vistas across the southern Adriatic coast toward the Elafiti Islands and Montenegro’s distant mountains. Cycling routes through wine-producing hinterlands attract groups seeking activity beyond swimming and sightseeing.

Dubrovnik Airport sits 22km southeast; transfer time averages 25-30 minutes by car depending on traffic and ferry status (the route crosses Pelješac Channel via car ferry, typically 10-minute crossing). Direct flights connect to major European cities April through October; winter schedules reduce frequency but offer lower accommodation rates and fewer crowds.

Seasonal rhythm governs the experience. May through early June offers reliable sunshine, warm (not yet scorching) air, and manageable visitor numbers before July-August mass tourism peaks. September and early October maintain summer water temperature (22-24°C) with reduced crowds and lower accommodation costs. Winter (November-March) brings unpredictable rainfall, cooler air (8-12°C), and substantial accommodation discounts, suiting those prioritising solitude over swimming. Explore our villas in Ploče Iza Grada for similar neighbourhood positioning, or browse our full collection in Croatia. For destination research, read our Dubrovnik City travel guide, which covers seasonal highlights, cultural calendars, and adventure options throughout Dalmatia.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families find Villa Everlee particularly suited to their dynamics. Four spacious bedrooms accommodate grandparents (ground floor, no stairs), adult children with partners, and teenagers separately—eliminating the territorial friction that erupts in smaller rentals. The pool and gardens provide built-in activity for children aged 4-14 without requiring daily excursions, while the walk to Old Town restaurants and shops suits adults comfortable with moderate physical movement.

Couples celebrating anniversaries or milestone birthdays appreciate the master bedroom’s Adriatic views and the flexibility of multiple dining zones—intimate dinners on one terrace, group meals on another. The daily upkeep service means minimal housekeeping burden; mornings focus on coffee and sea views, not dishwashing.

Professional groups and friend circles (8 people, split across 4 private bedrooms) use Villa Everlee as a working retreat or celebration base. The full kitchen enables group dinners without restaurant dependence, the swimming pool provides social focus, and the Old Town location suits those valuing walkable evening culture over resort isolation.

Families with infants and toddlers benefit from the ground-floor bedroom’s bathroom proximity and the private pool’s safety (no tidal currents, temperature-manageable). Gentle Banje Beach lies 3 minutes away for paddling sessions with very young children.

Practical Information

Villa Everlee accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Dubrovnik Airport (22km) offers transfer via rental car or arranged shuttle in approximately 30 minutes. Supermarkets and pharmacies operate within 5 minutes’ walk; the Konzum supermarket chain maintains locations near Pile Gate entrance and throughout the waterfront area. The morning market at Gundulić Square (within Old Town, 6-minute walk) operates daily and stocks fresh produce, local cheeses, and Dalmatian meats.

The rental price includes air conditioning, Wi-Fi connectivity, UHD Smart TVs, bed linen, towels, daily upkeep service, use of the private pool, and all kitchen equipment. Utilities (water, electricity, heating during cooler months) are included. A safe is provided for passports and valuables. Private parking is available upon request. Check-in typically occurs from 4:00 PM; earlier arrival may be arranged subject to availability and additional coordination fees.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Everlee

How many guests does Villa Everlee sleep?

Villa Everlee accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Three bedrooms contain king-size doubles (180 x 200 cm); the southwest bedroom’s bed converts to twin configuration if needed. One additional double bedroom on the ground floor provides separate accommodation. The villa does not contain sofa beds or annexes, so guest count remains fixed at 8.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Everlee in Dubrovnik?

Dubrovnik Airport (Čilipi International Airport, airport code DBV) sits 22 kilometres southeast of Villa Everlee. Transfer time from airport to villa averages 25-30 minutes by private car, depending on motorway traffic and whether the Pelješac Channel ferry crossing is required (typically 10-minute crossing). Shuttle services and rental cars are available at the airport terminal. Direct international flights operate from major European cities, with peak frequency April through October.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Everlee?

May through early June offers optimal conditions: daytime temperatures range 24-28°C, the Adriatic reaches 20-21°C (warm enough for extended swimming), and visitor numbers remain moderate compared to July-August peaks. September and early October maintain summer water temperatures (22-24°C) with reduced crowds and lower accommodation costs. July and August guarantee excellent swimming conditions but attract maximum tourist density in the Old Town and on beaches. Winter (November-March) brings unpredictable rainfall, cooler air (8-12°C), and significantly lower accommodation rates—suited to visitors prioritising solitude and cultural exploration over swimming.

Is Villa Everlee suitable for families with children?

Villa Everlee suits families with children aged 4 and above effectively. The private pool eliminates exposure to unpredictable tides or crowded beaches; supervision remains the family’s responsibility (no lifeguards present). Banje Beach, a 3-minute walk, slopes gradually and reaches only 1.5 metres depth at 20 metres from shore—ideal for paddling infants and toddlers. The ground-floor bedroom and adjacent bathroom suit families with very young children requiring nighttime accessibility. Garden pathways and poolside lounging provide supervised play space without requiring constant external activity. Restaurants within the Old Town generally accommodate family dining (high chairs available upon request), and supermarkets stock nappies, formula, and children’s food. The 5-minute walk to the Old Town’s Gundulić Square market provides daily fruit and vegetable access.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Everlee?

The rental price includes air conditioning, Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the villa, UHD Smart TVs in all rooms, bed linen and towels (changed as part of daily upkeep service), the private swimming pool, all kitchen equipment and appliances (including coffee machine, washing machine), and daily upkeep and light housekeeping service. Utilities—water, electricity, gas, and heating during cooler months—are included. A safe for valuables is provided. Private parking is available upon request. Excluded items are telephone charges (for calls outside the EU), any paid TV subscriptions beyond Smart TV access, optional spa services, and airport transfers (though these are easily arranged).

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Everlee?

The Old Town of Dubrovnik, a 5-minute walk from Villa Everlee, contains approximately 50 restaurants ranging from casual taverns to Michelin-recognized establishments. Konoba Jezuite specializes in traditional pašticada and regional fish; Gundulić Restaurant offers fine dining with Old Town views; Pantarrei focuses on seafood with contemporary preparation. The Gundulić Square morning market (within Old Town, 6-minute walk) operates daily and supplies fresh vegetables, local cheeses, Dalmatian prosciutto, and fish. Konzum supermarkets operate near Pile Gate (5-minute walk) and throughout the waterfront, stocking groceries, wines, and international products. Aquarium Wine Bar near the Old Harbour specializes in local Dalmatian wines and paired small plates.