Villa Nerezisca | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Nerezisca

Six guests, three bedrooms, one heated pool overlooking the Adriatic—this is luxury villa rental on Brač Island done right. Villa Nerezisca sits in the quiet village of Dračevica, where the pace slows and the Mediterranean reveals itself gradually, without fanfare. Just 8km from Supetar’s bustling harbour and medieval squares, you’re close enough to reach restaurants and ferries to Split in minutes, yet distant enough to wake to birdsong and sea breezes rather than tourist crowds.

Inside Villa Nerezisca

Villa Nerezisca sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged across two floors with stone walls that keep interiors cool even on the hottest summer days. The ground floor opens directly from the pool terrace into a flowing living space where air conditioning maintains comfort year-round. Here you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen with coffee machine and dishwasher—practical enough for families planning quiet dinners but capable enough for ambitious cooks. The dining table seats eight, while the lounge offers two substantial sofas, a flatscreen television, and a PlayStation console for evenings when the weather turns wet.

The ground-floor master bedroom features a king-size bed and direct access to its own family bathroom with shower, eliminating morning queues for families with young children. This layout proves invaluable with infants and toddlers: the bedroom, bathroom, and pool facilities form a complete ground-floor unit, meaning you can supervise older children in the water while a sleeping baby remains steps away.

Upstairs, two additional king-size bedrooms occupy the first floor, each with television, air conditioning, and views across the Dračevica landscape toward distant hills. These rooms share a second family bathroom with shower. The separation of sleeping areas across two floors suits mixed-age groups and extended families—grandparents on the ground floor, adult children upstairs—without sacrificing privacy or bathroom access.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior defines this property. A 24-square-meter heated pool dominates the rear garden, surrounded by a sun deck furnished with six loungers and an outdoor shower for rinsing off chlorine. The pool temperature remains consistent throughout the shoulder seasons, extending your swimming dates from May through October. Shade comes courtesy of mature trees and native shrubs bordering the terrace—not parasols you must adjust hourly, but genuine afternoon shadow that deepens as the sun moves west.

Three distinct dining and lounging zones mean guests never compete for space. Immediately adjacent to the pool sits a covered dining pavilion with table, chairs, and a traditional stone barbecue—ideal for grilled fish and Croatian wines as evening light softens. Steps away, an open-air second dining area catches the breeze, while a substantial swing chair suspended beneath leafy branches offers the kind of lazy-afternoon comfort that erases jet lag.

The entire outdoor realm faces south and west, capturing morning light on the pool and golden hour on the terrace. By mid-afternoon, the tree coverage grows pronounced, making the space usable even on 35-degree days. The shower beside the pool removes sand and salt without entering the house, a small detail that prevents endless floor cleaning.

Location: Dračevica, Brač Island and the Surrounding Area

Brač Island occupies a unique position in Dalmatian geography. Larger than Hvar or Korčula yet receiving fewer day-trippers, it maintains an authentic island rhythm while offering genuine infrastructure. The white limestone that built Diocletian’s Palace in Split—visible across the water—comes from these quarries, a fact that links your villa to 1,700 years of Mediterranean history.

Supetar, 8km north, serves as Brač’s primary settlement and ferry hub. The waterfront harbour frames an 18th-century church; medieval streets branch inland with cafés, small restaurants, and a daily market selling local produce, fresh fish, and the island’s famous wines. Ferry services run multiple times daily to Split (50 minutes) and Makarska (45 minutes), making day trips to the mainland entirely feasible.

The island’s southern coast, centered around Bol, 20km south, draws serious water sports enthusiasts. Zlatni Rat—the famous golden horn beach—extends into the sea and transforms character depending on wind direction; it’s Croatia’s premier windsurfing destination. Above Bol rises Vidova Gora, at 778 meters the Adriatic’s highest peak, offering 360-degree views across islands and mainland mountains. The drive takes roughly 40 minutes from Villa Nerezisca.

Milna, 12km west, occupies a sheltered bay and serves as the quieter alternative to Supetar, with waterfront restaurants specializing in octopus and locally caught fish. From Milna, a 20-minute catamaran crosses to Šolta Island and its award-winning settlement of Maslinica, where pine forests drop to rocky coves and the pace slows further still.

The mainland city of Split, 45 minutes by ferry from Supetar, presents a compelling day-trip option. Beyond Diocletian’s Palace—a UNESCO site that sprawls across two city blocks with temples, shops, and residences within its ancient walls—the city offers the Split Gallery of Fine Arts, the Meštrović Gallery, and Marjan Forest Park, a green space with hiking trails overlooking the harbour. The Riva waterfront district draws crowds for evening drinks and dining with Adriatic views.

Makarska, on the mainland 35km west and accessible by ferry, represents the Riviera’s most upscale resort. The Biokovo Mountains rise dramatically behind the pebble beach and waterfront restaurants. The town attracts paragliders, climbers, and hikers tackling Biokovo’s trails, with evening nightlife concentrated along the harbour promenade.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with young children find Villa Nerezisca exceptionally well-suited. The ground-floor bedroom-bathroom combination, heated pool, high chair, cot, and proximity to quiet beaches without cliff walks create a low-stress environment for parents managing multiple ages. The pool allows supervised swimming while cooking dinner; the covered dining area means meals outdoors even in light rain.

Multi-generational groups benefit from the two-floor layout and three bedrooms with different configurations. Grandparents on the ground floor can retire early without navigating stairs; adult children upstairs enjoy independence without distance. Six guests maximum prevents overcrowding while maintaining affordability compared to larger properties.

Couples seeking relaxation, not parties, appreciate Dračevica’s quietness. The swing chair, heated pool for shoulder-season swimming, and proximity to Supetar’s restaurants without the chaos of Hvar make this ideal for romantic anniversaries or sabbatical months.

Small groups of friends (three couples) work well here—enough bedrooms for privacy, a shared pool and terrace for gathering, and managed proximity. The PlayStation and barbecue support both active outdoor days and social evenings.

Practical Information

Villa Nerezisca accommodates 6 guests: one king-size bedroom on the ground floor, two king-size bedrooms on the first floor, and 2 bathrooms (one per floor). Split Airport (SPU), 70km away, requires a 90-minute drive to Dračevica—either a rental car or a private transfer service booked through Excellence Luxury Villas. The nearest supermarket sits in Supetar, 8km away, reachable in 12 minutes by car; a smaller grocery shop serves Dračevica itself with basic provisions.

The rental price includes Wi-Fi, air conditioning, pool heating throughout your stay, linen and towels, household cleaning supplies, and the high chair and cot if needed for infant guests. The pool operates year-round via heating system, though May through September offers natural warmth. Private parking is included; a car rental is highly recommended for exploring Brač and the mainland.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Nerezisca

How many guests does Villa Nerezisca sleep?

Villa Nerezisca sleeps 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms. The ground floor contains one king-size bedroom; the first floor offers two additional king-size bedrooms. There are no sofa beds or annexes, so the capacity is strictly 6. This smaller size ensures comfort without overcrowding and maintains reasonable nightly rates compared to larger 8-10 guest properties.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Nerezisca in Croatia?

Split Airport (Zračna luka Split) lies 70km away, approximately 90 minutes’ drive north via the coastal highway. This is the primary international gateway for Dalmatia, with direct flights from major European cities. Zadar Airport, 120km north, offers an alternative with slightly longer transfer times. Both airports have rental car desks and private transfer services available; Excellence Luxury Villas can arrange airport pickups in advance.

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

May through September offers consistent Mediterranean weather, water temperatures reaching 24–27°C, and full restaurant operations across the island. June and September deliver the sweet spot: warm days without July-August crowds and peak prices. Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) suit travellers seeking quieter exploration and lower rates; the heated pool remains usable, though evening air can cool quickly. Winter months (November–March) see reduced ferry schedules and some restaurant closures, though Brač remains inhabited and peaceful.

Is Villa Nerezisca suitable for families with children?

Yes, exceptionally so. The property includes a heated swimming pool with safety considerations—no fencing, but a contained sun deck reduces drowning risk compared to ocean beaches. A high chair and cot (cribs) are provided for infants and toddlers. The ground-floor bedroom-bathroom arrangement allows parents to supervise sleeping infants while enjoying the terrace and pool. Nearby Zlatni Rat beach, 20km away, features gentle waters and lifeguards during summer months. The island has no major hazards—no cliffs beside the villa, no dangerous wildlife—making it safe for older children to explore the garden. However, parental supervision of young children near the pool is essential, as with any private property.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Nerezisca?

The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning throughout the property, pool heating during your stay (enabling swimming from May through October and beyond), bed linen and towels, household cleaning supplies, and private parking. The high chair and cot are included at no extra charge for families with infants. Electricity, water, and heating bills are included. Excluded are groceries, meals at restaurants, car rental, and optional services such as additional housekeeping or private chefs—these can be arranged separately through Excellence Luxury Villas.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Nerezisca?

Supetar, 8km north, contains the island’s largest restaurant selection. Konoba Riva and Konoba Bonaca serve traditional Dalmatian fish, octopus stews, and locally produced wines with waterfront seating. Lidl supermarket and a daily farmer’s market operate in Supetar’s central square, offering fresh produce, fish, and Croatian wines. Dračevica itself hosts a small convenience store with basic groceries, bread, and supplies for casual lunches poolside. Milna, 12km west, features quieter waterfront restaurants ideal for sunset dining. Restaurant transport is a 12-minute drive; taxis and local drivers can be arranged in advance. Car rental is recommended for flexible dining exploration.