Villa Seven | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Solin

Split’s hillside villas command attention for one reason: the Adriatic sprawls beneath them like a promise. Villa Seven sits in this elevated position, where eight guests arrive to discover that mountain silence and sea light are the real luxury here. This 4-bedroom villa rental in Split combines the kind of contemporary comfort that makes returning indoors feel like a reward rather than a retreat.

Inside Villa Seven

Villa Seven sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, with each bedroom featuring en-suite facilities. Step into the ground floor and the layout immediately signals thoughtful design: open-plan living dominates, where soft blues and coastal hues create a canvas that mirrors the sea views beyond the expansive windows. A marble-effect accent wall frames the television and linear fireplace—the kind that radiates actual warmth, not just atmospheric suggestion. Two low glass coffee tables sit on blonde wooden flooring that flows through the communal zones, encouraging family groups to sprawl naturally across the space.

The dining area marks a deliberate colour shift: deep crimsons and warm wood tones replace the coastal palette. Eight velvet chairs in burgundy surround a circular dining table, with sculptural copper pendant lights suspended overhead. This is where eight people genuinely sit together without feeling cramped. The kitchen occupies the opposite side of the marble island—cabinetry in rich timber frames charcoal-grey appliances including a full-size oven, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, coffee maker, and toaster. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty.

The first floor holds all four bedrooms. Three face the Adriatic coast directly, with floor-to-ceiling glazing framing sea panoramas from private balconies. Each bedroom includes a king-size bed (convertible to two 90cm × 200cm singles upon request), walk-in wardrobe space, and an en-suite bathroom featuring walk-in shower, marble accent walls, and vanity mirrors positioned to catch natural light. The fourth bedroom overlooks the mountainous interior landscape to the rear. Hairdryers, cable television, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning are standard in every room. Towels arrive fresh, the beds are already made, and the temperature adjusts to your preference before you even unpack.

Beyond the bedrooms, a dedicated fitness room on the ground floor houses a treadmill, free weights, Pilates ball, and air conditioning—because Croatian summers demand this escape route. Adjacent stands the spa room, where a five-person hot tub sits waiting, the kind of tub where evening conversations blur into the sound of water jets and fizzing champagne. A separate family bathroom includes both shower and laundry facilities (washing machine and dryer), critical for week-long stays with groups.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The heated swimming pool measures 5.4 metres by 7.3 metres, with hydro-massage jets built into the surround. This is not decoration: it’s functional luxury for adults who want to swim actual lengths, and it’s heated to remain usable beyond the peak summer months. Sun loungers cluster around the pool deck, each positioned to catch either morning or afternoon light depending on preference. An outdoor shower and separate toilet serve the pool zone, eliminating the indoor-outdoor friction that plagues many villas.

At the villa’s rear, an expansive terrace accommodates a covered dining area seating eight people comfortably. A traditional wood-burning barbecue sits alongside, the kind that demands someone takes the role of grill master seriously. Soft lighting illuminates the patio and villa perimeter as evening falls, transforming the space into something entirely different from daylight hours—intimate, cooler, overlooking the scattered lights of Split city below.

A small play area includes a basketball hoop and football net, with table tennis equipment for indoor rainy days. Parking sits adjacent to the villa, eliminating the stress of street-side hunting.

Location: Split and the Surrounding Area

Villa Seven occupies the hillsides north of Split city, positioned at precisely that point where you feel removed from crowds yet remain absurdly close to everything worth doing. The city itself sits 11 kilometres south—a 15-minute drive that lands you in Diocletian’s Palace, the 1,700-year-old Roman complex that now functions as Split’s breathing heart. The palace walls, columns, and archways form the skeleton of the old town; medieval and Renaissance structures grew around and inside this ancient framework, creating a labyrinth where café tables spill into medieval courtyards and washing lines stretch between 2,000-year-old stones.

Klis Fortress stands just 1.5 kilometres north of the villa, perched on a steep ridge with unobstructed views across the Dalmatian coast. This battle-worn stronghold served as the primary filming location for Game of Thrones seasons throughout the series, with guided tours available that explain the fortress’s strategic importance and its role in defending Split from Ottoman incursions. The walk to the ramparts takes 30 minutes on foot from the parking area, rewarding climbers with perspectives that extend to the islands beyond.

Practical shopping sits remarkably close. A local supermarket operates 1.5 kilometres away, with restaurants and casual pubs at similar distances—the kind of places serving fresh catch and local wine rather than tourist standardisation. A larger supermarket stands 2.4 kilometres away, though the villa’s concierge service allows guests to order groceries via phone and have deliveries arrive during unpacking. This removes the requirement to leave the property in those first critical hours of arrival.

The Adriatic coastline lies roughly 4 kilometres south, with multiple beaches accessible within 10 minutes of driving. Bačvice Beach, Split’s most famous swimming zone, sits along the city’s eastern flank with shallow waters that warm quickly and volleyball courts where locals play year-round. Tučepi Beach, 15 kilometres south, offers longer stretches of sand and a distinctly quieter atmosphere. Both support watersports hire: paddle boats, jet skis, and parasailing operate seasonally from May through September.

Island exploration forms the logical next day excursion. The neighbouring islands of Brač, Vis, and Korčula sit 30-50 kilometres offshore, reachable via ferry in 45 minutes to 90 minutes depending on the destination. Brač houses hidden coves and white-stone beaches; Vis carries military history and isolation that created authentic fishing villages untouched by development; Korčula presents medieval town architecture and some of Dalmatia’s most respected wine producers. Ferry schedules operate year-round, though summer months (June-August) offer multiple daily departures.

For broader context and travel inspiration, explore our villas in Općina Klis, which covers this immediate locality. You might also browse our luxury villas in Europe for comparison, or view our full collection across Croatia. Our comprehensive Split travel guide covers seasonal timing, cultural highlights, and day-trip planning in depth.

Split Airport (Aerodrom Split) sits 25 kilometres southeast, approximately 30 minutes by car depending on traffic. The transfer is straightforward, with clearly marked road signs and a single main route connecting airport to city. Taxi services and car hire operate from the terminal building.

Seasonal considerations matter here. May through September offer warm, dry weather with sea temperatures reaching 24°C by August. July and August bring peak tourism to Diocletian’s Palace and central Split, which simultaneously means fuller restaurants and more animated evening street scenes, or—depending on perspective—crowded squares and higher prices. April and October provide mild weather with substantially fewer visitors, making them ideal for guests seeking local atmosphere without queue times. Winter months (November-February) see occasional rainfall and cooler temperatures, but the villa’s heating systems and fireplace address this entirely.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families find Villa Seven particularly functional. The four separate bedrooms with en-suites eliminate bathroom competition; grandparents occupy bedrooms with sea views and private balconies, while parents and children inhabit the remaining rooms. The fitness room and hot tub become adult retreat spaces during afternoon downtime. The heated pool accommodates young swimmers safely while remaining deep enough for adults to actually swim.

Groups of friends renting together benefit from the shared living areas and the outdoor entertainment zones. Eight-person dining is possible simultaneously both indoors and outdoors. The games equipment—table tennis, basketball, football nets—facilitates competitive recreation without requiring external facilities.

Couples seeking quiet will find the villa’s elevation provides genuine silence, though the nearness of Split city means evening entertainment is never more than 15 minutes away. The balconies facing the Adriatic work as evening aperitif spots; the fireplace functions during shoulder seasons; the spa room’s hot tub becomes a private retreat.

Remote workers favour this property’s consistent Wi-Fi, climate control in the fitness room (where a desk could substitute for a treadmill), and the psychological benefit of being removed from busy accommodation while remaining only minutes from restaurants and coffee bars.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests. Bedrooms: 4 (all en-suite). Bathrooms: 5 (4 ensuite + 1 family). Check-in operates from 3pm; check-out at 11am, though flexibility may be negotiated depending on booking gaps.

The rental price includes: air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi at high speed, heating for the swimming pool, weekly housekeeping, linen and towel provision, use of all equipment (fitness room, hot tub, table tennis, gaming console), and full utilities. The fireplace operates using complimentary logs. Parking is included on-site.

Optional services (at additional cost) include in-villa private chef services, professional in-house massage, boat hire with or without skipper for Adriatic exploration, guided sailing tuition, and island excursion organisation. Grocery delivery can be arranged via villa staff, eliminating the need to visit supermarkets.

The nearest airport is Split Aerodrom (Zračna luka Split), situated 25 kilometres southeast. Ground transfer takes approximately 30 minutes via the main coastal highway; car rental is available from the terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Seven

How many guests does Villa Seven sleep?

Villa Seven accommodates 8 guests in 4 bedrooms. The master bedroom and three additional bedrooms each feature king-size beds, which can be converted into two single beds (90cm × 200cm each) upon request. This makes the villa suitable for families with children, or groups of friends who prefer flexible sleeping arrangements. There is no sofa bed or additional annexe space beyond the four bedrooms.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Seven in Split?

Split Aerodrom (Zračna luka Split) is the closest airport, located 25 kilometres southeast of Villa Seven. Ground transfer by car typically requires 30-35 minutes depending on traffic conditions, with routes clearly signposted from the terminal. Car rental desks operate within the terminal building; alternatively, taxi services and pre-arranged transfers can be booked through the villa’s concierge. International flights connect to Split from most major European cities, with seasonal summer flights increasing availability during June through September.

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

May through September delivers warm, dry weather with sea temperatures suitable for swimming (20°C in May, reaching 24°C by August). July and August are peak tourism season in Split, meaning livelier social scenes but also larger crowds at Diocletian’s Palace and city restaurants. April and October provide mild weather (18-22°C), fewer tourists, and arguably superior conditions for exploring the city without heat exhaustion. September offers a sweet spot: warm sea water remains, summer crowds have thinned, and accommodation prices drop. November through February sees occasional rainfall and cooler temperatures, though the villa’s heating systems and working fireplace handle this entirely. Winter is ideal for guests seeking isolation and local authenticity.

Is Villa Seven suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool operates year-round and remains safely shallow at the surround edges while reaching adequate depth for swimming. The outdoor playground includes basketball and football nets, addressing on-site activity. Multiple supermarkets within 2.4 kilometres stock children’s essentials; restaurants in nearby Klis cater to families. Bačvice Beach, 4 kilometres south, offers supervised swimming areas and is renowned as Split’s family beach zone. The villa’s en-suite bathrooms mean children can use facilities independently; the air conditioning prevents overheating during hot months. Four separate bedrooms with locking doors allow children age 10+ to have private sleeping spaces. For younger children, flexible bed conversion (king to two singles) enables parent-child rooms.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Seven?

The rental rate includes: all utilities (electricity, water, gas for heating), Wi-Fi at high speed, air conditioning throughout the villa, heating for the swimming pool, housekeeping service (weekly), all bed linen and bath towels refreshed on arrival and weekly, complimentary logs for the fireplace, use of all in-villa amenities (fitness equipment, hot tub, table tennis, smart TV with gaming console), and on-site parking. The villa does not include meals, though optional in-villa chef services can be arranged at additional cost. Grocery delivery can be organised through the concierge service.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Seven?

Local dining sits remarkably close. Within 1.5 kilometres, small restaurants and pubs serve Dalmatian specialties: fresh seafood, local wines (predominantly from Pelješac Peninsula), and traditional lamb dishes. These are neighbourhood establishments rather than tourist destinations, offering authentic prices and preparation. Supermarket shopping: a local supermarket sits 1.5 kilometres away (adequate for daily staples); a larger supermarket operates 2.4 kilometres away (full range, better for week-long provisions). The concierge can arrange grocery delivery to the villa, eliminating the need to shop in person. The nearest substantial restaurant hub lies in central Split (11 kilometres), where Diocletian’s Palace and the old town contain dozens of restaurants ranging from casual waterfront casual spots to fine dining establishments. Tučepi, 15 kilometres south, hosts beachfront restaurants famous throughout Dalmatia for grilled fish and locally-grown vegetables.