Villa Roze | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Marina

Eight guests arrive at Villa Roze in Marina, Trogir, and immediately understand why the Adriatic coast draws visitors back year after year. This contemporary four-storey residence sits within walking distance of both the waterfront and the UNESCO-protected medieval heart of Trogir, offering the rare combination of seclusion and accessibility. The villa’s heated private pool and modern amenities create a retreat where families and friend groups can genuinely disconnect while remaining moments from local restaurants, markets, and the sparkling Dalmatian beaches that define summer in this region.

Inside Villa Roze

Villa Roze sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms distributed across three interconnected floors. The basement level houses a fully equipped fitness room and sauna—rare luxuries in European holiday rentals—alongside two additional shower facilities and a dedicated laundry room with washing machine and dryer. Ground floor living spaces flow openly, with a modern kitchen featuring a breakfast bar, dishwasher, and preparation space that invites cooking from locally sourced ingredients. The dining table seats all eight guests comfortably. A substantial television, contemporary furnishings, and bright wall art create an informal living zone that doesn’t feel cramped even when occupied fully. One additional WC on this level ensures practical convenience.

First floor bedrooms each claim an en-suite bathroom and private balcony. The primary bedrooms feature king-size beds with full bathtubs; two secondary rooms offer flexible sleeping arrangements with twin beds that convert to a king configuration. Three of the four bedrooms wake occupants to Adriatic views—a detail that transforms an ordinary morning into something worth remembering. All bathrooms feature modern fixtures; some include showers, others bathtubs, accommodating different preferences within larger groups.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The courtyard functions as the property’s true heart. An 8-metre by 4-metre heated pool maintains comfortable temperatures from May through October, surrounded by sun loungers positioned to catch both morning and afternoon light. A thermally heated outdoor shower allows freshwater rinsing without temperature shock—a thoughtful detail that Mediterranean villas often overlook. The terrace employs underfloor heating in the area immediately surrounding the pool, extending comfortable use into shoulder seasons. A stone-built barbecue and outdoor kitchenette with hot water supply enable evening entertaining without retreating indoors; the dining table accommodates the full group al fresco.

The landscape employs Mediterranean plantings and white stone finishes that reflect the local Dalmatian aesthetic. Shade comes from umbrellas and natural tree cover. A children’s play area with trampoline and climbing equipment occupies one zone, allowing younger guests independent space without parental supervision. The overall effect—working stone, native planting, the sound of water—creates an oasis quality that feels intentionally designed rather than accidentally accumulated.

Location: Marina and the Surrounding Area

Marina sits 12 kilometres south of Trogir’s Old Town, close enough for evening exploration yet distant enough to offer genuine calm. Trogir itself, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, represents one of Europe’s most intact medieval Adriatic towns. The 12th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence dominates the central square; the bell tower added two centuries later rewards the climb with views across the archipelago. The Chapel of St. John ranks among Dalmatia’s finest Renaissance structures. Kamerlengo Fortress occupies the southwestern tip of the island, its massive walls visible from the water and offering panoramic perspectives from the ramparts.

Beaches cluster along the Trogir Riviera within short driving distance. Gradska Plaza, 1 kilometre north of Trogir centre, provides a traditional experience: pebbled shoreline, crystalline water, and a vibrant promenade crowded with restaurants and cafés during summer months. Saldun Beach, a 15-minute walk from the Old Town, attracts local families seeking calmer conditions and less commercial activity. Marinova Draga Beach, further east, offers safe family swimming with rentable sunbeds and abundant shade from pine forest. For swimmers prioritizing clarity and rocky underwater topography, the natural coves immediately east of Trogir provide untamed swimming in shaded conditions.

Split, Croatia’s second city and home to Diocletian’s Palace (constructed 305 AD), lies 25 kilometres northwest. The Old Town’s maze of stone lanes, the People’s Square bustling with cafés, and the forested walking trails across Marjan Hill occupy a full day easily. Wine enthusiasts should seek Putlj Winery, located outside Split proper, for tours and tastings of Dalmatian varietals, or visit the Zinfandel Wine Bar in Split’s Old Town for comprehensive lists and food pairings. Local markets in Trogir and Marina stock fresh produce, seafood, and regional specialities—buying ingredients for evening meals costs a fraction of restaurant dining and delivers superior flavour.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Roze accommodates multi-generational families drawn to both relaxation and cultural exploration. The combination of a heated pool and proximity to UNESCO sites means children entertain themselves in water while parents read on loungers, yet evening trips to Trogir’s illuminated streets and restaurants remain feasible without complex logistics. Friend groups of six to eight find the layout encourages both communal gathering and private retreat—the gym and sauna appeal to those maintaining fitness routines; the kitchen invites collaborative cooking; the pool creates natural gathering points.

Couples seeking active holidays benefit from proximity to wineries, coastal cycling routes, and boat charter operators in Marina’s harbour. The heated pool and sauna suit visitors travelling during May, September, or early October when swimming season extends beyond typical European school holidays. Groups with teenage children appreciate the trampoline and climbing equipment without dismissing older guests as the property’s primary focus.

Practical Information

Villa Roze accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Split Airport (SPU), 35 kilometres northwest, receives flights from most major European cities; transfer time to Marina runs approximately 50 minutes by car. Zadar Airport (ZAD), 120 kilometres north, serves as an alternative for connections from certain regions. Supermarkets and provisioning occur in central Marina, 2 kilometres from the villa, or in Trogir proper, 12 kilometres distant.

The rental includes Wi-Fi throughout, climate control via air conditioning, pool heating, SAT television, dishwasher, washing facilities, and a safe for valuables. Linen and towel changes occur weekly during standard bookings; additional services arrange on request. Check-in typically occurs mid-afternoon; early arrival or late departure accommodates availability and schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Roze

How many guests does Villa Roze sleep?

Villa Roze sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Two bedrooms feature king-size beds with en-suite bathtubs; two additional bedrooms provide either a king-size bed or two single beds, each with en-suite shower facilities. No sofa beds or annexes supplement the stated capacity.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Roze in Marina?

Split Airport (SPU) lies approximately 35 kilometres northwest of Marina, with typical transfer times of 45-50 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. Zadar Airport (ZAD), 120 kilometres north, provides an alternative for certain European connections but requires 90-minute transfer time. Both airports receive scheduled service from major European carriers and budget airlines.

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

June through September offers warm, reliably dry conditions with water temperatures suitable for extended swimming. May and October provide pleasant temperatures (20-25°C) and fewer crowds; the heated pool ensures comfortable bathing during these shoulder months. July and August attract maximum tourist volume to Trogir and regional beaches. Winter months (November-March) experience occasional rain and cooler temperatures but suit visitors seeking solitude and lower accommodation rates.

Is Villa Roze suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool permits safe swimming from May through October; underfloor heating around the pool perimeter prevents cold feet. A dedicated children’s play area includes a trampoline and climbing frame. Gradska Plaza (1 kilometre away) and Marinova Draga Beach (further east) provide family-oriented swimming with shallow entry and amenities. Trogir’s Old Town streets, while stone-paved, remain navigable with pushchairs, and restaurants cater readily to younger guests. The villa includes a cot and high chair available on request.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Roze?

The rental rate includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, air conditioning, pool heating, SAT television service, dishwasher use, washing machine and dryer access, linen and towels (with weekly changes during standard bookings), and a safe. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are included. Cleaning occurs upon checkout; additional mid-stay cleaning arranges separately. Beach towels differ from bath towels; both refresh weekly during longer stays.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Roze?

Marina village, 2 kilometres away, contains a supermarket, pharmacy, and small restaurants catering to locals. Trogir’s Old Town, 12 kilometres north, hosts restaurants ranging from casual family establishments to fine dining, concentrated around the central square and along the waterfront Riva. The People’s Square in Split (25 kilometres northwest) provides numerous café and restaurant options in a concentrated area. Fresh produce, fish, and regional specialities are available daily at Trogir’s market (operating morning hours, closed Sunday afternoons). Provisioning meals from local markets costs significantly less than restaurant dining and permits cooking Dalmatian specialities using ingredients selected personally.