Villa Adeline | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Skrip Brac

Fourteen guests arrive at Villa Adeline in Skrip, Brac, and the first thing they notice isn’t the architecture—it’s the silence. Real silence, the kind that comes from standing on a private estate surrounded by the largest botanical garden on the island, with the Adriatic stretching endlessly toward the horizon. This luxury villa rental in Skrip accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, positioned on a hillside where morning light arrives before the rest of the world wakes up, and the sea breeze carries the scent of lavender from the terraced gardens below.

Inside Villa Adeline

The interior of Villa Adeline unfolds across multiple levels, designed for both togetherness and privacy. A fully equipped kitchen flows into an informal dining area, with a separate sous-chef kitchen adjoining for those who want professional cooking support. The formal dining room seats the full party, while four distinct reception areas offer different atmospheres: a main living room with fireplace and contemporary furnishings, a library and media room stocked with games, plus two additional lounge spaces ideal for splitting into smaller groups. A dedicated wine and olive oil cellar showcases Croatian, Slovenian, Italian, and French selections—the villa’s concierge arranges tastings paired with local prosciutto.

Villa Adeline sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Suite 1 spans 59 square meters and features a king-size bed convertible to two singles, walk-in wardrobe, bathroom with both shower and freestanding bath, two balconies (one with outdoor shower), living area, and fireplace. Suite 2 offers 52 square meters with king bed or twin beds, walk-in wardrobe, shower bathroom, and a terrace overlooking the sea. Suite 3, 55 square meters, contains a king bed, shower bathroom, and sea-view terrace. Bedrooms 4, 5, and 6 each feature king beds (convertible to twins), en-suite bathrooms with shower facilities, with Bedroom 4 lockably adjoining Suite 1, Bedroom 5 including a walk-in wardrobe and views, and Bedroom 6 offering access to the Tower Pavilion with panoramic sea vistas.

Throughout Villa Adeline, underfloor heating runs beneath every bedroom and bathroom, while air conditioning cools the interior on Brac’s warmest days. A Bose sound system carries music from indoor spaces to outdoor terraces. A service lift connects floors, simplifying luggage and provisions. The sauna offers thermal therapy within steps of the main living areas. An equipped gym contains everything needed for morning workouts without leaving the property. Separate shower facilities and guest WCs are distributed strategically, ensuring no queues even when all 12 guests are preparing for dinner simultaneously.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 22-meter heated infinity pool dominates the immediate outdoor experience, its edge appearing to spill toward the sea below. Eight sunbeds line the decking, each with a parasol, while eight more lounge chairs cluster on the shaded veranda. An outdoor shower stands ready for rinsing salt and chlorine. A hot tub sits separate, ideal for evening immersion under the stars—this is where conversations linger and the sound of the Adriatic provides constant background.

The summer kitchen, fitted with a professional-grade grill and seating for twelve, anchors the dining terrace. A pizza oven stands nearby for spontaneous gatherings. An outdoor movie theatre allows evening screenings under the sky. The inner courtyard centers on a fountain and a century-old olive tree—a spot so still that the trickling water becomes the loudest sound, a deliberate contrast to the busier pool and dining areas.

Beyond the main terraces, the botanical gardens reveal themselves gradually: meandering pathways lead past three productive olive groves (over 120 mature trees), a vegetable garden, and an organic chicken coop. A dedicated yoga platform overlooks the lavender field to the south—the ideal spot for sunrise practice. The Massage and Meditation Tower Pavilion, accessible from Bedroom 6, provides an elevated retreat for spa treatments or private reflection. Multiple lawns accommodate croquet, badminton, volleyball, and mini football, while a children’s water slide attaches to the pool’s edge and a sandbox sits within sightlines of supervising adults. A removable pool safety fence is available for families with young swimmers.

Location: Skrip and the Surrounding Area

Skrip sits in Brac’s interior, approximately 4km inland from the northern coast, positioned as the island’s oldest settlement and home to the notable Olive Oil Museum—a short walk from Villa Adeline’s gates. The village itself is quiet and agricultural, the kind of place where the rhythm follows seasons and harvests rather than tourist calendars. The nearest beach, Splitska Beach, lies just 1.5km downhill through pine forests, a secluded cove with white pebbles and transparent water, reachable on foot in under 20 minutes or by car in five. Postira, 8km north, offers livelier beaches and excellent restaurants serving fresh fish daily alongside traditional Dalmatian fare.

Supetar, the island’s main town, stands 12km northwest and functions as the ferry hub for Split (2-hour journey) and the jumping-off point for boat excursions to the Pakleni Islands—seventeen tiny islands with hidden beaches and pine-shaded anchorages. Bol, famous for Zlatni Rat Beach with its distinctive golden sand and changeable orientation, sits 22km south and worth the 30-minute drive for sunset. Pučišća, 11km east, showcases Renaissance architecture and working stone-masonry culture; local workshops still produce the white limestone that built Dalmatian coastal towns. The Via Brattia, a 19km circular walking trail connecting twelve of Brac’s most significant historical sites with natural viewing points, passes within easy reach of Villa Adeline—hiking it reveals everything from Venetian fortifications to medieval churches to the highest point, Vidova Gora (778 meters), where views stretch to the Italian coast on clear days.

The island offers 25 marked cycling routes ranging from gentle vineyard circuits to challenging mountain descents. Water activities include speedboat and catamaran charter, windsurfing at Zlatni Rat, and water-taxi service to nearby Hvar Island for nightlife. Browse our luxury villas in Grad Supetar for alternative bases, explore our full villa collection in Brac, or consult our Croatia travel guide for deeper destination planning. For broader inspiration, visit our luxury villas in Croatia.

Seasonally, May-June and September-October provide the sweet spot: warm water (22-24°C), calm seas, warm days without scorching heat, and fewer crowds than July-August. Winter guests find milder conditions (daytime highs around 10°C) and empty beaches, though pool heating and underfloor heating make Villa Adeline comfortable year-round. Late August and September see the Supetar Wine Festival and local harvest celebrations.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Adeline accommodates extended families spanning three generations—grandparents, adult children, grandchildren—because bedrooms are distributed across multiple suites with independent entrances and bathrooms, allowing everyone privacy without isolation. The Tower Pavilion provides a quiet retreat for adults seeking peace, while the water slide and sandbox occupy younger guests. Multi-generational groups appreciate the separate sous-chef kitchen and on-site chef availability, ensuring flexible meal timing without restaurant hunts.

Corporate groups and close-friend gatherings of 8-12 benefit from multiple lounge areas and the library with game collections—people can naturally subdivide into conversation groups or gather for formal dinners in the dining room. The wine cellar and tasting arrangements appeal to enthusiast groups. Couples seeking a luxury experience should note that while Villa Adeline is designed for larger parties, booking it for two or four guests is possible and offers extraordinary privacy plus exceptional service.

Active families love the cycling infrastructure (four complimentary bicycles), proximity to hiking routes like Via Brattia, water-sports access via boat charters, and on-site yoga and fitness facilities. Wellness-focused guests find the sauna, massage pavilion, yoga platform, and spa-treatment availability aligned with relaxation goals. Parents appreciate designated children’s areas, pool safety infrastructure, babysitting availability, and proximity to calm family beaches like Splitska.

Practical Information

Villa Adeline accommodates 12 guests in 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Split Airport lies 45km away via a scenic coastal drive (approximately 60 minutes by car); the villa arranges private transfers. The nearest supermarket is in Supetar, 12km distant. Parking for multiple vehicles is available on-site, and an EV charging point serves electric cars.

Included in the rental are all utilities, Wi-Fi throughout, weekly housekeeping, pool heating, air conditioning, underfloor heating, access to all outdoor facilities, two complimentary SUPs (stand-up paddleboards), four bicycles, and welcome provisions stocking the fridge. Maid service, chef services, babysitting, spa treatments, yoga instruction, wine tastings, and boat transfers to Split or Hvar are available à la carte or pre-arranged. A dedicated on-site concierge manages bookings, reservations, and itinerary planning.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Adeline

How many guests does Villa Adeline sleep?

Villa Adeline sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms: three luxury suites and three double bedrooms, each with private bathroom. Most beds are king-size, convertible to two single beds, offering flexibility for family configurations. Co-sleeping cots and high chairs can be provided on request for infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Adeline in Skrip?

Split Airport (SPU) is the primary gateway, approximately 45km from Villa Adeline, reached via a 60-minute drive through coastal scenery and inland villages. The route traverses the main highway connecting Split to Brac’s ferry terminal in Supetar. The villa arranges private transfers, and public ferries operate hourly between Split and Supetar during daylight hours (summer) with reduced frequency in winter.

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

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: sea temperatures of 22-24°C, sunny days without excessive heat, calm seas for water activities, and moderate tourist density. July and August are warmest (27-30°C) but peak-season crowded. April and late October see temperatures around 15-18°C with occasional rain. Winter (November-March) provides solitude, mild daytime weather (8-12°C), and operational amenities including pool heating and underfloor heating, though some local restaurants may reduce hours.

Is Villa Adeline suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes a children’s water slide, sandbox, removable pool safety fencing, shallow-end lounging areas, and multiple lawns for games. Splitska Beach, 1.5km away, provides calm, family-friendly waters. The villa offers babysitting services, high chairs, co-sleeping cots, and a fully childproofed environment. The yoga platform and Meditation Tower allow parents quiet time while children occupy supervised activities or rest. The kitchen and dining spaces accommodate flexible meal scheduling around children’s routines.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Adeline?

The base rental includes all utilities (electricity, water, heating, cooling), Wi-Fi, weekly housekeeping and linen changes, pool heating, air conditioning, underfloor heating in bedrooms and bathrooms, use of four bicycles and two SUPs, access to all outdoor facilities, access to the sauna and fitness equipment, board games and entertainment, and welcome provisions stocking the fridge with basics. Not included but available are chef services, additional maid services, babysitting, spa treatments, private yoga instruction, wine tastings, and transfers to nearby towns or islands.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Adeline?

Supetar, 12km north, contains supermarkets (including a large Konzum supermarket), bakeries, fish markets, and restaurants ranging from casual konobas (family-style taverns) to upscale dining—Konoba Ribarski Konak and Taverna Riva are local favorites. Postira, 8km north, specializes in fresh-fish restaurants with tables overlooking the sea; Konoba Stomorina is renowned for local catch. Bol, 22km south, offers a wider restaurant scene including Konoba Dalmatino and Taverna Emonia. Pučišća, 11km east, preserves traditional stone-masonry culture and features family-run restaurants serving heritage recipes. For daily staples, a small shop operates in nearby Splitska village (1.5km), while Supetar’s Konzum supermarket handles bulk provisions. The villa’s concierge arranges grocery pre-shopping or coordinates with local suppliers for daily deliveries.