Villa Herra | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Sutivan

Eight guests arrive in Sutivan, a quiet Dalmatian village on the island of Brac, and discover Villa Herra—a four-bedroom sanctuary where contemporary design meets traditional Croatian stone architecture. The luxury villa rental in Sutivan combines private heated pool facilities, wellness amenities including a hot tub and sauna, and unobstructed Adriatic views that stretch across the water toward distant islands. This is where families, friend groups, and multi-generational parties come to disconnect from routine and reconnect with each other.

Inside Villa Herra

Villa Herra sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The main living level features an open-plan kitchen, dining space, and lounge area flooded with natural light through expansive windows. The kitchen arrives fully equipped with dual coffee machines, a dishwasher, microwave, and ice maker—functional enough for guests who want to prepare their own meals, yet simple enough that cooking remains a pleasure rather than a chore. A separate guest WC sits adjacent to the circulation spaces.

Descending the internal staircase, the ground floor reveals a long corridor providing access to all four bedrooms. Each bedroom features a king-size double bed with air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom containing a walk-in shower. All four bathrooms are newly appointed with modern fixtures and heated towel rails. Beyond the sleeping quarters, a dedicated games room with pool table provides evening entertainment, while a full-size gym facility with contemporary equipment allows guests to maintain their fitness routine. The sauna sits adjacent to the games area, accessible directly from this lower level. Smart TVs and quality soundbars appear throughout the interior spaces, with speakers distributed for outdoor audio.

Climate control via underfloor heating and air conditioning systems maintains comfort year-round, while high-speed Wi-Fi reaches every corner of the property. Additional conveniences include hairdryers in all bathrooms, cots and highchairs available on request, and secure parking for multiple vehicles.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace commands attention immediately. A heated swimming pool measuring 11 metres by 3 metres dominates the flagstone area, surrounded by sunbeds and an adjacent outdoor shower. Steps away, a bubbling hot tub carved into a stone alcove becomes the gathering point as evening light shifts from gold to purple across the water. The covered dining structure—a traditional stone pergola with contemporary seating—overlooks the entire pool deck and frames the sea beyond. This is where sunset dinners happen, where conversations extend long past the main course, where the smell of charcoal from the integrated barbecue mingles with salt air and Mediterranean herbs.

A manicured Mediterranean garden surrounds the property, with flowering shrubs, mature trees providing dappled shade, and seating areas positioned to capture different sightlines throughout the day. External speakers pump music onto the terrace, while solar lighting emerges as darkness falls. The pool itself maintains a comfortable temperature year-round through the heated system, making swimming viable from April through October, and even into the shoulder months for those willing to embrace the cooler water.

Location: Sutivan and the Surrounding Area

Sutivan sits on Brac’s quieter western coast, 6 kilometres from the island’s busier hub of Supetar. The village itself rewards wandering—narrow lanes wind downward toward a working harbour where fishing boats still unload their morning catch, where local restaurants serve grilled fish at tables positioned metres from the waterline. Tavern culture runs deep here; expect family-run establishments serving traditional dalmatian fare: peka (slow-cooked meat and vegetables in a covered pot), fresh octopus salad, and local wines from small producers.

The island’s geography divides dramatically. The northern coast—where Sutivan and our villas in Opcina Sutivan sit—features pine forests, olive groves, and dramatic limestone cliffs. Here, Vidova Gora rises 778 metres, the Adriatic’s highest coastal peak, accessible via hiking trails that reward effort with panoramic views across the entire island chain. The Via Brattia, a 24-kilometre circular walking route, connects twelve historical sites—abandoned villages, stone churches, archaeological remains—with scenic viewpoints, perfect for multi-day exploration.

Beach access differs from southern Brac. Instead of the famous Zlatni Rat Beach (a 35-minute drive toward Bol), the north coast offers coves and smaller stretches: Vela Luka presents secluded swimming with dramatic backdrops, while Lovrecina Bay—5 kilometres east—curves in a perfect arc of white sand and clear water. Postira, a 12-kilometre drive, hosts both lively beaches and excellent seafood restaurants. The road between Supetar and Sutivan itself is lined with smaller bathing spots perfect for midday cooling off.

Cultural activities cluster within 15 kilometres. Pucisca, 10 kilometres south, preserves Renaissance and Baroque architecture made from the island’s distinctive white limestone; the town remains the Adriatic’s stone-carving capital, and workshops line the main square. Skrip, another 8 kilometres inland, houses the Olive Oil Museum in a village that has cultivated olives for three centuries. Supetar’s medieval core—with its seafront promenade, market, and waterfront café culture—serves as the practical gateway: ferries depart for nearby Hvar Island and Split daily, making day trips straightforward.

Split Airport lies 40 kilometres away, roughly a 50-minute drive via the coastal route. Supermarkets and provisioning shops cluster in Supetar and Postira; daily farmers’ markets operate in Supetar during summer months. For destination inspiration and detailed planning, explore our Brac travel guide, browse our complete collection of villas in Opcina Sutivan, and check our luxury villas across Croatia.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children find Villa Herra especially functional. The heated pool removes seasonal temperature barriers; the games room and gym provide weather-independent activity options; the ground-floor layout means children’s bedrooms sit close to adult spaces, simplifying supervision. The nearby village harbours family-friendly beaches without the crowds of Bol or Supetar’s main strands.

Groups of friends aged 25–55 form the majority of bookings. The property’s configuration—individual bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a spacious lounge, outdoor dining for eight—eliminates the compromises of smaller villas. The pool table, sauna, and hot tub create evening entertainment without leaving the property, while proximity to restaurants and boat tours means days remain flexible.

Multi-generational parties (grandparents, adult children, grandchildren) appreciate the clarity of space: elders occupy quieter bedrooms on the ground floor with direct access to the garden; families settle upstairs; the common living and dining areas naturally accommodate 8–10 people without crowding. The games room and gym separate active recreation from rest areas.

Couples seeking privacy within a social setting value Sutivan’s understated character. The villa’s isolation from nearby properties, combined with easy walks into the village for dinner and ferry access to Hvar for evening entertainment, strikes a balance between retreat and accessibility.

Practical Information

Villa Herra accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Split Airport (40 kilometres) provides the primary international gateway; transfers arrive within 50 minutes via coastal roads. The nearest supermarket sits in Supetar, 6 kilometres away; Postira’s market (12 kilometres) operates daily in summer. A local taxi service (arranged on request) connects the villa to restaurants and activities within Sutivan and surrounding villages.

The rental price includes Wi-Fi connectivity, heating for the pool, utilities, standard linen and towels, and access to all facilities (pool, hot tub, sauna, games room, gym). Air conditioning operates throughout. Flexible check-in and check-out times can be negotiated depending on occupancy. Pet arrivals require advance approval. Electric bikes are available for exploring the surrounding countryside and village lanes.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Herra

How many guests does Villa Herra sleep?

Villa Herra accommodates 8 guests across 4 bedrooms, each with a king-size bed. All four bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. Cots and highchairs are available on request for families with infants or toddlers.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Herra in Sutivan?

Split Airport lies 40 kilometres away, approximately 50 minutes’ drive via the coastal road. A road-transfer service can be arranged to collect guests on arrival and deliver them to the airport at departure. Ferry services from Supetar (6 kilometres away) also connect to nearby islands and back to Split’s city centre.

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

May through September offers warm, dry weather with sea temperatures reaching 24–26°C by August. June and September provide the best balance: water warm enough for extended swimming, air warm but not excessive, and fewer tourists than July–August. April and October remain viable for couples or active groups comfortable with variable weather; swimming is possible but requires willingness. November through March experiences regular rain and cooler temperatures, though the pool heating system remains functional and the sauna becomes especially appealing.

Is Villa Herra suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool removes temperature barriers for young swimmers; lifeguard supervision is the family’s responsibility. The games room and gym provide indoor activity options during rain. Nearby Vela Luka and Lovrecina beaches feature gentle waters and sandy entry points suitable for children. The village of Sutivan itself is quiet and walkable. Cots and highchairs arrive on request. Parents should note that Brac beaches generally lack formal lifeguard stations; beach supervision is the responsibility of families.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Herra?

The rental includes high-speed Wi-Fi, pool heating, all utilities (electricity, water, gas), standard linens and towels, air conditioning, underfloor heating, access to all interior facilities (sauna, gym, games room), and use of the external shower. Cleaning at checkout, housekeeping during stay, and food are additional. Electric bikes are available for complimentary use.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Herra?

Sutivan village itself hosts 3–4 family-run taverns within 400 metres of the villa, serving traditional Dalmatian seafood and local wine. Supetar, 6 kilometres away, contains supermarkets, bakeries, a daily farmers’ market (summer), and numerous restaurants ranging from casual grill houses to more formal establishments. Postira, 12 kilometres east, offers additional dining and a weekly market. For provisioning fresh produce and staples, Supetar’s market or supermarkets remain the most practical option.