Villa Lorah | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Marina

Twelve guests, six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a private heated pool metres from the Adriatic—this is what a luxury villa rental in Trogir Croatia looks like when location and space align perfectly. Villa Lorah sits in the quieter coastal settlement of Sevid, 4km south of the UNESCO-protected Old Town Trogir, where medieval streets and Venetian architecture draw culture-minded travellers year-round. The property commands direct beach access; the shoreline is literally downhill from the terrace.

Inside Villa Lorah

Villa Lorah sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across two levels designed for both privacy and sociability. The ground floor contains a fully equipped kitchen—the kind with room for multiple cooks and counter space for proper meal preparation—adjacent to a living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. This room opens onto the covered dining and lounge area overlooking the sea. Four double bedrooms occupy the ground and first-floor levels, each with en-suite bathrooms featuring shower facilities and heated towel racks. The remaining two double bedrooms are positioned to catch morning light from eastern exposures.

Beyond the bedrooms lies the villa’s wellness core: a dedicated gym with cardio and strength equipment, a sauna for post-swim recovery, and a jacuzzi heated year-round. Five shower rooms distribute throughout the property—no morning queues for 12 people. Practical amenities include a dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble dryer, and iron with board. A cot and high chair are available for families with infants. Television and Wi-Fi reach all corners, essential for those moments when Adriatic light gives way to evening.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds reward the kind of detailed exploration that characterises a two-week stay. A private heated swimming pool dominates the lower terrace, supplemented by a poolside shower for rinsing salt water before entry. Sunbeds and loungers radiate outward; the upper terrace hosts a traditional stone barbecue and separate dining table, positioned to capture prevailing sea breezes. A covered balcony provides shade during Dalmatia’s fierce midday heat—essential for those who work remotely or simply prefer eating in the cool.

The beach access is immediate. Sevid’s shoreline features small pebble coves suitable for swimming; water temperatures reach 26°C (79°F) in August and remain swimmable until late October. The terrace faces south-southwest, meaning sunset light floods the outdoor dining area for three months either side of summer solstice. A ping pong table in the villa offers entertainment on windy days when the sea is rough.

Location: Sevid, Trogir and the Surrounding Area

Sevid is a working fishing village, not a resort town, which is precisely why it appeals to those seeking authenticity alongside amenity. The village itself contains a handful of family-run restaurants within 500 metres—Konoba Mate specialises in fresh catch; Restoran Trogir offers traditional Dalmatian cuisine using produce from the inland Kaštela region. The nearest supermarket (Konzum) is 2km north in Trogir town proper. Daily fish markets operate near the waterfront, where locals sell anchovy, sea bass, and octopus directly from wooden boats.

Old Town Trogir stands 4km north and merits repeated visits. The Venetian-era Cathedral of St. Lawrence dominates the central square; the Cipiko Palace showcases Renaissance stonework. Wander the narrow alleys and you’ll discover galleries, bookshops, and small museums dedicated to local history. The town’s walls date to the 13th century and walk-able in 45 minutes.

Kaštela, a chain of 13 villages running east from Trogir, specialises in wine production and olive oil manufacture. Several family wineries offer tastings—Vinicola Kaštela produces excellent Plavac Mali (a Dalmatian red). Boat hire operates from Trogir marina (6km); kayaking around the Pakleni Islands reveals hidden caves and takes 3-4 hours. Krka National Park, famed for its tiered waterfalls and freshwater swimming holes, lies 35km inland; a day trip by car combines landscape photography with thermal pools.

Split International Airport (SPU) is 27km north; the transfer takes 35-45 minutes by road. Bol on Brač Island, known for Zlatni Rat beach, sits 22km southeast by ferry and car. Hvar Town (the nightlife capital) is 45km southwest. For cultural depth, explore our luxury villas in Croatia, browse our villas in Opcina Marina for waterfront alternatives, and review our full collection in Marina region properties. For destination research, consult our comprehensive Trogir travel guide.

Peak season runs June through September; July and August bring maximum heat and tourist density. Shoulder months (May and October) offer calm seas, warm water (23-25°C), and thinner crowds. April and November are mild but water temperature drops to 15-18°C. Winter (December-February) brings occasional rain but remains navigable; heating systems and the sauna become genuine assets.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations thrive here. The 12-person capacity accommodates grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren without anyone sharing beds. The combination of gym, sauna, and pool means different age groups can pursue separate activities within shared space.

Multi-couple friend groups—particularly those with children—benefit from the layout’s natural separation of sleeping quarters. Four or five couples can gather nightly for dinner on the terrace while maintaining daytime privacy.

Corporate retreats and work groups find the Wi-Fi reliable, the communal living space conducive to collaboration, and the wellness facilities (sauna, gym, heated pool) essential for stress management. The property accommodates 12 people for both work and relaxation.

Couples seeking space with company should note: Villa Lorah is substantial. Renting with another couple maximises the economics while maintaining privacy via separate wings.

Practical Information

Capacity: Villa Lorah accommodates 12 guests across 6 double bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Split International Airport (SPU), 27km north. Transfer time approximately 40 minutes by private car or taxi (€35-50 depending on season).

Nearest Supermarket: Konzum supermarket, 2km away in Trogir (10-minute drive or 25-minute walk).

What’s Included: Heated pool, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, sauna, jacuzzi, gym access, linen, towels, initial cleaning, pool maintenance, utilities (electricity, water, gas for heating).

Check-In: Standard check-in 16:00, check-out 10:00. Early arrival and late departure may be available subject to prior booking confirmation.

Parking: Private parking on-site accommodates 3-4 vehicles.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Lorah

How many guests does Villa Lorah sleep?

Villa Lorah sleeps 12 guests maximum. The property contains 6 double bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Four bedrooms occupy the ground floor; two are on the first floor. A cot and high chair are available upon request for families with infants under two years old. No sofa beds or air mattresses are used; all sleeping arrangements are proper beds.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Lorah in Croatia?

Split International Airport (SPU) is the closest major facility, 27km north of Sevid. Ground transfer by private car takes 35-45 minutes depending on traffic and season. Direct shuttle services operate from the airport; arrange pick-up through your rental co-ordinator. Alternatively, Split has frequent bus connections to Trogir (1 hour, €5-8 per person), from which a taxi to Villa Lorah costs €20-30.

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

May through October offers warm, swimmable conditions. May and September provide ideal balance: water temperatures 22-24°C, air temperatures 25-28°C, and fewer tourists than July-August. July-August peak at 28-30°C with crowded beaches and restaurants; book early if you require peak-season dates. April and November remain pleasant for non-swimmers (15-18°C sea temperature) but acceptable for pool swimming thanks to heating. December-February is mild but variable; the sauna and gym become essential amenities.

Is Villa Lorah suitable for families with children?

Yes, particularly families with older children (5+). The heated private pool allows safe swimming without visiting public beaches. Nearby Sevid beach is calm and suitable for younger swimmers. A cot and high chair accommodate infants. The ping pong table and gym offer activity variety. Grocery delivery operates from Trogir; preparing family meals in the full kitchen reduces restaurant costs. The sauna poses a minor supervision requirement for young children but is manageable with adult rotation.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Lorah?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning throughout, heating (essential in winter), pool heating year-round, sauna and jacuzzi, gym access, initial cleaning, linen and towels, utilities (electricity, water, gas), and pool maintenance. Local taxes may be levied separately depending on your travel dates and destination regulations. Activities, meals, private transfers, and boat hire are additional costs arranged independently.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Lorah?

Konoba Mate (seafood, 500m) specialises in fresh daily catch. Restoran Trogir (traditional Dalmatian, 1.2km) offers meat and vegetable dishes. Konzum supermarket (2km) stocks groceries, wine, and basics. Trogir’s central market (3.5km) operates daily with fresh produce, fish, and local specialities. Vinicola Kaštela (13km) offers wine tastings of Plavac Mali and Posip varieties. Split’s Diocletian Palace district (27km) contains restaurants, galleries, and shops suitable for day trips.