Villa Greene | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kastel Sucurac

Eight guests converge on Kaštel Sućurac each summer seeking the rare combination of coastal proximity and cultural depth that this Dalmatian settlement provides. Villa Greene delivers on both fronts: a four-bedroom residence positioned 1.5km from the town centre, where Byzantine stone architecture meets contemporary comfort, and where the Adriatic views remind you why Croatia’s Split-Dalmatia region commands international attention.

Inside Villa Greene

Villa Greene sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, spread across two distinct living levels. The ground floor anchors the property with an open-plan arrangement where the kitchen, dining zone, and lounge flow without interruption. Stainless-steel appliances—dishwasher, microwave, full-sized oven—occupy the kitchen section; a substantial dining table dominates the central space; and an L-shaped seating arrangement faces the living area with television and climate control. One double bedroom on this level includes an en-suite shower room and direct garden access, a feature that suits guests who prefer ground-floor convenience or families needing to supervise pool areas without negotiating stairs.

The first floor houses three additional double bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities. Two rooms feature bath-and-shower combinations; the third offers shower-only en-suite access. All three include individual balconies with sea views, split-unit air conditioning, wall-mounted televisions, and the kind of natural light that eliminates the need for artificial atmosphere. Hairdryers are standard in each bathroom. The laundry room—equipped with washing machine, dryer, and ironing station—sits centrally on the upper level, eliminating the frustration of multi-floor linen logistics.

A garage houses the table tennis and table football tables, transforming inclement-weather afternoons into something other guests leave to chance. A separate WC on the ground floor ensures the main bathroom queue dissolves during peak-occupancy moments. Wi-Fi penetrates both floors; air conditioning operates independently in each bedroom; and the property includes a cot and highchair for guests travelling with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden elevates Villa Greene beyond standard four-bedroom inventory. A 6-by-6-metre private heated pool anchors the outdoor experience—the heated element matters during shoulder months (April, October) when air temperatures exceed water temperatures. Sun loungers line the pool perimeter. A dedicated outdoor shower allows chlorine removal without trudging indoors. For children, the garden hosts a slide and swing set; a trampoline extends the play zone for guests aged five to fifteen.

The covered dining terrace seats groups comfortably; a barbecue grill occupies its own station, permitting simultaneous meal preparation and pool supervision. The layout ensures parents can monitor children in the water whilst cooking dinner—a practical geography that source descriptions overlook but families scrutinise intensely.

Terracing captures south-facing sun throughout the afternoon. The views sweep across Kaštel Sućurac’s red-tiled rooftops toward the sea; on clear days, the limestone spine of the Dalmatian hinterland becomes visible. The property is surrounded by mature Mediterranean planting—the kind of greenery that provides natural screening without creating isolation. CCTV coverage, alongside secure parking for six vehicles, addresses the practical concerns of international renters who remain unfamiliar with local security norms.

Location: Kaštel Sućurac and the Surrounding Area

Kaštel Sućurac sits within the larger Grad Kastela municipality, a chain of historic settlements strung along the Dalmatian coast. The town itself retains genuine fifteenth-century architecture—stone houses with heavy wooden shutters, narrow streets that predate wheeled transport, and a central square where locals congregate for coffee and newspapers. Unlike commercial beach resorts, Kaštel Sućurac remains a working community: fishmongers still operate near the waterfront; locals outnumber tourists in the supermarkets.

Gojača Beach lies 1.5km north, a pebble-and-sand composition that rarely reaches capacity even in July and August. The water clarity permits snorkelling without equipment; visibility extends six metres in most conditions. A beach bar operates seasonally. The thermal waters of the nearby Adriatic support Mediterranean sea life—octopus, grouper, and sea urchins inhabit the rocky outcrops flanking the main beach.

Split itself—home to UNESCO-protected Diocletian’s Palace, a 1,700-year-old Roman fortress that functions as the old town’s structural skeleton—sits 10km west. The Riva promenade runs the waterfront; market stalls at Pazar sell Dalmatian produce; and the warren of limestone alleyways contains restaurants serving pastas, risottos, and grilled fish that establish Split as Croatia’s culinary capital for coastal cuisine. Split Airport (Zračna luka Split), positioned 25km south, handles European connections; transfer time to Villa Greene runs approximately 45 minutes by private car.

Salona Ruins occupy a position 11km inland—the archaeological remains of a Roman city that predates Split itself. The amphitheatre still stands; mosaics, ceramic vessels, and stone funerary markers fill the on-site museum. Klis Fortress, perched on a limestone ridge 15km southeast, commands 360-degree views across the Dalmatian archipelago and the Balkans beyond. Its medieval ramparts remain substantially intact.

Krka National Park extends 66km northeast; the park’s seven waterfalls cascade between forested limestone plateaus. A half-day boat excursion from Split permits swimming in the natural pools below Skradinski Buk, the park’s largest cataract. For wine enthusiasts, the Dalmatian wine region begins 20km inland—producers of Babić reds and Plavac Mali open for tastings and cellar visits.

Seasonal considerations matter: May to September brings Mediterranean heat (28–32°C) and peak tourism; April and October offer 20–24°C temperatures and manageable crowds; November through March experience cooler temperatures (12–16°C) and occasional rain. The Bora wind, which funnels down from the Balkans, occasionally strikes in winter months, generating rough seas and occasional flight delays at Split Airport.

For further inspiration, explore our villas in Grad Kastela, browse the broader Croatia rental collection, and consult our Split travel guide for destination planning. We maintain an extensive portfolio of luxury villas throughout Croatia should alternative locations appeal to your travel party.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multigenerational groups—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—represent Villa Greene’s primary demographic. The ground-floor bedroom and en-suite accommodate guests with mobility preferences; the pool heating extends the bathing season; and separate sleeping zones mean teenagers occupy the upper floor whilst younger children sleep near supervising adults.

Couples seeking privacy alongside sociability find the property equally compelling. Two parties can occupy separate floors; the shared pool and dining terrace facilitate social interaction without forced intimacy. Friends celebrating milestones—a fortieth birthday, a wedding anniversary—benefit from the table tennis and football tables, which transform evenings into low-stakes competition.

Families with children aged 4–12 discover the trampoline, slide, and swing set convert outdoor time from parental anxiety to genuine play. The proximity to Gojača Beach—walkable in 20 minutes—means beach trips require minimal logistical overhead. The heated pool operates when air temperature drops, extending the swimming season beyond peak summer.

Remote workers increasingly rent Villa Greene during shoulder seasons (April–May, September–October), when reliable internet supports video conferencing whilst Mediterranean weather remains stable. The property accommodates the work-from-vacation model without requiring sacrifice of either professional obligation or leisure.

Practical Information

Villa Greene accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Check-in typically occurs after 16:00; check-out before 11:00, though flexible arrangements are negotiable subject to availability. The property includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning throughout, utilities, pool heating, and standard linen and towelling. A pre-stocked fridge option is available at supplemental cost. Spa treatments can be arranged through the management office; massage therapists and beauty practitioners service the local region.

Split Airport (Zračna luka Split) lies 25km south; private transfer services operate 24/7 at approximately €60–75 for the 45-minute journey. A supermarket sits 800 metres from the property; the town’s central market and fishmonger operate within a 1km radius. Parking for 6 vehicles occupies the property grounds, eliminating the rental-car anxiety that plagues many Mediterranean villas.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Greene

How many guests does Villa Greene sleep?

Villa Greene sleeps 8 guests across 4 double bedrooms and 4 en-suite bathrooms. Each bedroom contains one double bed; no sofa beds or additional sleeper arrangements exist. A cot is available for infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Greene in Kaštel Sućurac?

Split Airport (Zračna luka Split) sits 25km south of Villa Greene. The transfer takes approximately 45 minutes by car. Private transfers are available through the management office at approximately €60–75. No public shuttle service operates from the airport to Kaštel Sućurac; rental cars are advisable if exploring the broader region independently.

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

May through September delivers warm, stable weather (28–32°C) ideal for swimming and outdoor dining, though July and August attract maximum crowds. April and October provide 20–24°C temperatures, manageable crowds, and lower pricing. The heated pool extends swimming comfort into shoulder months. November through March experience cooler conditions (12–16°C) and periodic rain; the Bora wind occasionally arrives, generating rough seas. For wine tourism, autumn (September–October) coincides with grape harvest activities.

Is Villa Greene suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a trampoline, slide, and swing set within a secure, fenced garden. The heated private pool permits bathing throughout the rental season. Gojača Beach—1.5km away and reachable on foot—provides shallow, clear water suitable for ages 3 and upward. A cot and highchair are provided. The ground-floor bedroom and en-suite allow supervisory adults to remain proximate to younger children without sharing sleeping quarters. The laundry facilities prove essential for families managing multiple clothing changes.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Greene?

The rental rate includes accommodation for 8 guests, utilities (electricity, water, gas for heating), air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi internet, pool heating, standard linen and towels, and basic cleaning at departure. A dishwasher, coffee machine, microwave, and full oven are available in the kitchen. Additional options—pre-stocked fridge, spa treatments, private chef services—are available at supplemental cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Greene?

Kaštel Sućurac town centre—800 metres away—contains a supermarket, a fishmonger specialising in daily catches, and a traditional market operating three days weekly. Several family-run tavernas serve Dalmatian cuisine; most restaurants operate seasonally (April–October). The Riva promenade in Split (10km west) hosts a commercial marketplace and restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining. Local specialities include black risotto (made with squid ink), grilled octopus, and Dalmatian wines (Babić, Plavac Mali). The nearest Konzum supermarket is located 800 metres from the property.