Villa Sovi | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Stanici Omis

Eight guests, four separate sleeping spaces, and a heated pool that overlooks the Adriatic—this is what a luxury villa rental in Stanići, Croatia actually feels like when you arrive. Villa Sovi sits 300 metres from the shoreline in this quiet Dalmatian village, close enough to taste salt air on the terrace but far enough away to hear conversation without competing with beach noise.

Inside Villa Sovi

Villa Sovi sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms arranged as three distinct apartments, each with its own entrance and independence. This layout works brilliantly for families travelling together or two couples who want their own space but shared common areas.

The main apartment commands the ground and first floors. Ground level holds a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and coffee machine, a spacious living zone anchored by an L-shaped sofa, and a dining table seating six. There’s a guest bathroom with shower, plus a games room—the kind of space that keeps teenagers occupied during lazy afternoons. Climbing to the first floor reveals two substantial bedrooms. Bedroom 1 features a king-size bed, television, an en-suite bathroom with shower, and a terrace overlooking the gardens. Bedroom 2 mirrors this setup with its own king-size bed, television, en-suite shower room, and terrace access.

The second apartment, accessed by external stairs to the first floor, offers couples and smaller groups a self-contained experience. It contains a kitchenette, sitting room with L-shaped sofa and television, Bedroom 3 with a king-size bed and television, and a private bathroom with shower. A balcony opens onto panoramic views across the surrounding landscape.

The third apartment follows an identical first-floor configuration: kitchenette, living room with seating, Bedroom 4 with king-size bed and television, private shower bathroom, and a balcony. This thoughtful separation means children can sleep apart from parents, elderly relatives can have ground-level access, and friends can enjoy privacy without isolation.

Throughout Villa Sovi, creature comforts appear in every room. Wi-Fi reaches every corner. Air conditioning manages summer heat. Washers and dryers handle laundry. Hairdryers sit in each bathroom. A cot and high chairs support families with very young children. The televisions carry entertainment options beyond streaming. Darts and table football occupy the games room on rainy afternoons.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the Mediterranean landscape unfolds. The private heated swimming pool measures 7 by 6 metres, maintaining warmth through spring and autumn months when the Adriatic remains cool. Sunbeds cluster around the pool deck, positioned to catch different light angles throughout the day. In late afternoon, when the sun descends toward the Italian coast 150 kilometres west, that western-facing orientation transforms the pool area into gold.

A covered dining terrace accommodates eight guests with a dedicated table, creating an outdoor dining room that functions in morning sun or evening shade. This is where breakfast happens, where long lunches stretch into afternoon, where aperitivos flow as sunset arrives. A barbecue sits nearby, ready for grilled fish from Omiš market or locally caught calamari.

The expansive garden provides room for children to move freely and for adults to find quiet corners. A hot tub installed on the first-floor terrace offers a different kind of water experience—intimate, heated, and positioned to catch views across the property toward the sea beyond.

Location: Stanići and the Surrounding Area

Stanići occupies a small but significant position on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast. This village sits 300 metres from Stanići Beach, a crescent of shingle and sand where the water runs clear and families wade safely. The local bakery on the main road produces burek and fresh bread daily. The small supermarket stocks everything required for self-catering, from Dalmatian wines to fresh fish delivered each morning. Two restaurants within walking distance serve traditional Adriatic cuisine—grilled fish, octopus salad, and peka (slow-cooked lamb wrapped in dough).

Omiš, 5 kilometres south, transforms the experience entirely. This medieval town clings to cliffsides where the emerald Cetina River carves through limestone canyons. The Old Town rewards wandering through cobblestone alleys past stone houses with shuttered windows. Mirabella Fortress crowns the highest point, offering panoramic views that stretch from the Dalmatian islands to the Biokovo Mountains inland. The Cetina River itself becomes an adventure playground—rafting, zip-lining, and kayaking companies operate from the town waterfront. Several excellent restaurants line the riverside promenade, where local fishermen still mend nets in the shade.

Split lies 30 kilometres north, approximately 45 minutes by car. This UNESCO-listed city centres on Diocletian’s Palace, a 1,700-year-old Roman structure where narrow alleys, hidden courtyards, and underground chambers reward exploration. The Riva waterfront promenade stretches for nearly a kilometre, lined with cafes where people-watching becomes the primary activity. Marjan Hill rises behind the city offering hiking and cycling trails with coastal views. The Central Market (Pazar) bursts with Dalmatian produce, fresh seafood, and regional specialities. Explore our luxury villas across Croatia or discover our full collection in Omiš for more coastal options.

The surrounding region extends beyond these main centres. Trogir, 35 kilometres north, presents another UNESCO-protected Old Town with Renaissance palaces and a cathedral dating to the 13th century. Makarska, 30 kilometres south, offers a longer beach and the dramatic Biokovo Mountains rising directly from the shore. The Dalmatian wine region produces exceptional red wines—Babich and Plavac Mali varieties flourish in the limestone soils. Several wineries near Imotski, 40 kilometres inland, welcome visitors for tastings and tours.

Split Airport (Resnik) sits 45 kilometres north of Villa Sovi, approximately one hour’s transfer by car. This international airport connects to major European cities year-round. The region experiences Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers (July and August peak around 28-30°C), mild winters (12-15°C), and pleasantly warm shoulder seasons. September remains peak beach season with warmer water and fewer families. May to June offers perfect hiking and cultural exploration weather. For destination inspiration, read our Omiš travel guide for detailed seasonal recommendations and activity planning.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families benefit significantly from Villa Sovi’s three-apartment configuration. Grandparents occupy one apartment with their own kitchen and quiet terrace. Parents and young children inhabit another. Teenage children or adult siblings claim the third. Everyone gathers around the pool and shared dining terrace but retreats to private spaces for rest, changing clothes, or quiet time.

Two couples travelling together find this arrangement equally appealing. Each apartment provides complete independence with its own kitchen, bathroom, and living space. The shared pool and terrace create natural gathering points without forced proximity.

Families with very young children appreciate the high chairs, cot, and multiple bathrooms (no queuing at 7 a.m.). The heated pool allows toddlers to swim in warmer water than the sea. The games room keeps older children entertained during afternoon heat when outdoor activity becomes uncomfortable.

Groups celebrating occasions—milestone birthdays, anniversaries, reunions—find the covered dining terrace and barbecue setup perfect for hosting gatherings. The villa can accommodate eight guests overnight but easily hosts day visitors for longer tables and group activities.

Practical Information

Villa Sovi accommodates 8 guests maximum across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The three separate apartments allow flexible sleeping arrangements: the main apartment sleeps 4 (two bedrooms with kings), while Apartments 2 and 3 each sleep 2 (one bedroom with king per apartment). This configuration suits families, multi-generational groups, and dual-couple bookings equally well.

Split Airport (approximately 45 kilometres north) handles international arrivals. Car rental at the airport provides the most flexible option for exploring the region during your stay. The drive to Villa Sovi takes approximately one hour via the coastal A1 motorway. Alternatively, private transfer services arrange airport pickups—request this service when confirming your booking.

The nearest supermarket (Konzum chain) sits in central Stanići, approximately 800 metres away, easily reached by car or 12-minute walk. Fresh seafood markets operate in Omiš, 5 kilometres south. The local bakery serves breakfast bread and pastries from 7 a.m. daily.

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all rooms, pool heating, linen and towels, and housekeeping. Utilities (water, electricity, gas) are covered. Check-in typically occurs at 4 p.m. with check-out at 10 a.m., though flexibility can sometimes be arranged with advance notice. Parking is provided at the villa—essential given the village’s limited street parking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Sovi

How many guests does Villa Sovi sleep?

Villa Sovi accommodates 8 guests maximum. The main apartment sleeps 4 guests (two king-size bedrooms), while Apartments 2 and 3 each sleep 2 guests (one king-size bedroom per apartment). All bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms, giving the property 5 bathrooms total. Additional guests can sometimes be accommodated on sofa beds in the living areas—contact us to discuss your group size.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Sovi in Stanići?

Split Airport (Resnik), located 45 kilometres north of Villa Sovi, is the primary international gateway. Journey time by car is approximately one hour via the A1 motorway. Direct flights connect Split to major European cities including London, Berlin, Munich, Vienna, and Rome. Summer schedules expand significantly. Zagreb Airport (170 kilometres north, approximately 2.5 hours’ drive) offers alternative access with different airline options. We recommend arranging car rental or private transfer when booking your flights.

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

June, September, and early October offer ideal conditions. Summer temperatures (July-August) reach 28-30°C with intense midday sun and peak tourist crowds. May provides warm weather (22-24°C) with manageable crowds and excellent conditions for hiking and cultural exploration. September maintains summer warmth but with calmer sea conditions and fewer families—ideal for swimming and water sports. The heated pool extends the season into May and October when sea temperatures remain cool. Winter (November-March) experiences occasional rain and cooler temperatures (12-15°C), but suits travellers seeking solitude and lower prices. Avoid November through February if beach swimming is a priority.

Is Villa Sovi suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa caters specifically to families through several features: a heated private pool (safer than sea swimming for young children), high chairs and a cot for infants, multiple bathrooms eliminating morning queues, a games room with table football and darts, and space for children to run freely in the gardens. Stanići Beach, 300 metres away, offers calm, shallow water ideal for toddlers and inexperienced swimmers. The village itself is quiet and car-free (pedestrian-friendly). The self-contained apartments allow parents to establish independent routines. Omiš, 5 kilometres away, offers family activities including Cetina River rafting (age-appropriate options from age 4) and adventure parks. We recommend hiring a car for day trips while using the villa as a peaceful base.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Sovi?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air conditioning in all bedrooms and living areas, pool heating (essential for comfortable swimming outside peak summer), all linen and bath towels, housekeeping (typically mid-week cleaning for weekly rentals), and utilities (water, electricity, gas). The fully equipped kitchens include dishwashers, coffee machines, and all standard cooking equipment. Outdoor furniture, sunbeds, and the hot tub use are included. Parking at the villa is provided. Meals, alcoholic beverages, and personal items are the renter’s responsibility. A security deposit (typically refunded within 7-10 days post-checkout if no damage occurred) is required at booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Sovi?

Within Stanići village: a small supermarket (Konzum) 800 metres away stocks essentials for self-catering; a bakery produces fresh bread and pastries daily; two restaurants within 600 metres serve traditional Adriatic fish, octopus, and meat dishes. In Omiš (5 kilometres south): multiple waterfront restaurants including Grill Pjaca and Restaurant Omiška Kuca serve fresh seafood and local specialities; a daily market operates along the river selling produce and fish. In Split (30 kilometres north): the Central Market (Pazar) operates mornings for fish, produce, and regional specialities; countless restaurants range from casual konobas to fine dining establishments; international supermarkets (Konzum, Lidl) serve self-catering needs. Trogir (35 kilometres north) offers the Dalmatian wine region with multiple family wineries near Imotski (40 kilometres inland) welcoming tastings and tours. Weekly farmer markets operate in most towns year-round.