Villa Seabreeze | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Sutivan

Twelve guests arrive at Villa Seabreeze in Sutivan, Brac, and the first thing they notice is silence—real silence, the kind that comes from waking to Adriatic waters lapping against limestone cliffs. This six-bedroom, seven-bathroom villa sits on Croatia’s most dramatic island, where Renaissance fishing villages meet turquoise coves and the light does something extraordinary at dusk. Villa Seabreeze sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, offering the rare combination of space without isolation and luxury without pretension.

Inside Villa Seabreeze

The ground floor is designed for congregation. A fully equipped kitchen anchors one end—the kind of space where someone always volunteers to cook because the marble counters and professional appliances make it feel like a privilege rather than a chore. The open-plan living and dining zone flows naturally outward, with sightlines that pull your eye toward the sea. A dedicated games room houses a pool table and table football, while a separate office sits ready for those who can’t entirely escape work emails. A guest WC provides immediate convenience.

Climbing to the first floor, you find four double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Two of these rooms command private balconies—waking to your own slice of Adriatic view—while the other two share a generous shared balcony, ideal for families or friends traveling together. Every bedroom prioritizes privacy without sacrificing the villa’s coastal light.

The master suite occupies the second floor, a deliberate separation that creates sanctuary. Here, the primary bedroom includes a dressing area, television, and en-suite, with a private balcony positioned to catch the best southern light. This is the room where guests watch the sun dip into the sea before dinner.

A sixth bedroom lives in the basement level, flexible in its configuration—a double bed for couples seeking seclusion, or two singles for staff or additional guests. This floor also contains a WC with direct pool access and a fitness room for those who prefer to maintain their routine by the water rather than in a gym.

Throughout the villa, modern amenities integrate seamlessly: air conditioning for the heat-heavy months of July and August, Wi-Fi that actually works, a PlayStation 5 for rainy afternoons, Netflix streaming, dishwasher, microwave, hairdryers, washing machine, and full ironing facilities. The thoughtfulness extends to travel practicalities—high chair and baby cot available, paddle board and bicycles ready for exploration.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace is where life happens. A heated infinity pool dominates the view, its edge seeming to dissolve into the horizon beyond. Sun loungers cluster in strategic spots, each positioned to catch different angles of light throughout the day. A poolside shower rinses salt water before climbing back onto the limestone terracing. For those who cook seriously, a covered outdoor dining area and traditional barbecue setup mean dinner can be prepared and consumed without leaving the water’s view.

The grounds spread across multiple levels, taking advantage of the slope toward the sea. Gardens provide privacy between the terraces and the main structure. Table football and ping pong tables offer casual entertainment. Private parking accommodates the vehicles of all twelve guests, tucked discreetly away from the living spaces. CCTV ensures security without surveillance anxiety—protection that disappears into the background.

What makes the outdoor space remarkable isn’t just what’s there but what isn’t: no walls blocking views, no visual noise, nothing between you and the Adriatic except stone, water, and light. The heated pool operates year-round, extending the swimming season into autumn and spring when the air temperature drops but the water remains inviting.

Location: Sutivan and the Wider Brac Experience

Sutivan isn’t famous, which is precisely why it matters. This fishing village on Brac’s northwestern coast has resisted the overtourism that afflicts Hvar and Dubrovnik, remaining a place where locals still outnumber visitors. Stone houses with Renaissance details line the harbourfront. The waterfront promenade stretches just far enough to feel like an actual village rather than a resort strip.

From Villa Seabreeze, the island’s attractions radiate outward in manageable circles. Zlatni Rat Beach, Brac’s most photographed landmark—a 400-meter golden pebble peninsula visible from space—sits 12km away (20-minute drive). Vidova Gora, Europe’s highest sea-facing cliff at 778 meters, dominates the island’s interior 15km east; the viewpoint captures Hvar, Vis, and the Dalmatian coast in a single panorama. The drive up is dramatic, the view permanent.

Sutivan Harbor itself is the real asset. Ferries depart regularly for Split (1 hour), the region’s cultural anchor and gateway to everything. Hvar Island—famous for lavender fields, Byzantine fortifications, and nightlife depending on your mood—lies 45 minutes by fast boat. Trogir, the UNESCO World Heritage walled city 40km away by road, preserves Venetian and Renaissance architecture in limestone streets so intricate that GPS becomes useless and wandering becomes the point. Vis Island, the wild sibling in this archipelago, offers submarine caves, abandoned military tunnels, and restaurants serving fish caught that morning.

The island itself rewards slow exploration. Cycling routes wind through olive groves planted by generations long gone—some trees predate the Roman Empire. Hiking trails connect villages; the Brac Wine Route connects seven family wineries producing Posip (white) and Plavac Mali (red) that rarely leave the island. The annual Vanka Regule extreme sports festival arrives each July, filling the island with cliff-jumpers, kayakers, and windsurfers. Seasonal lavender blooms in late June transform the hillsides purple. Church frescoes and small museums preserve Byzantine and Venetian history.

Food culture revolves around fish, sea urchins, and lamb. Konoba restaurants (traditional family establishments) crowd the harbourfront—within walking distance of Villa Seabreeze, dinner means a 5-minute stroll. Local specialties include gregada (a Dalmatian fish stew), peka (meat or vegetables slow-roasted under hot embers), and fresh mussels from Sutivan’s own beds. Markets appear in season; the Brac cooperative sells olive oil and wine directly. Supermarkets with full supplies sit 2km away in Bol.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups (8-12 people): The bedroom flexibility, children’s amenities (high chair, cot), pool safety, and proximity to family beaches like Sutivan’s own cove make this ideal. Grandparents get private master quarters; teenagers claim basement rooms with independence; young children stay in ground-floor proximity to supervision.

Executive retreats and corporate groups: The dedicated office, Wi-Fi reliability, PlayStation 5, and games room provide work-life balance. Twelve people with different schedules can coexist without friction. The heated pool and outdoor spaces offer evening decompression.

Wedding parties and milestone celebrations: The capacity accommodates a full wedding party. The outdoor terrace and barbecue support celebrations. Sutivan’s quietness means late-night festivities won’t disturb neighbors. On-site chef services can be arranged.

Couples seeking sophisticated seclusion: The master suite’s private balcony and dressing area, combined with the quietness of Sutivan itself, create genuine privacy. The heated pool and outdoor shower offer sensory experiences without voyeurism.

Adventure groups: Cyclists, hikers, water-sports enthusiasts, and kayakers use Villa Seabreeze as a base. Bikes, paddle boards, and proximity to trails, diving sites, and boat charters make logistics simple. The fitness room and pool recovery space appeal to active travelers.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: Villa Seabreeze accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The master suite on floor two suits primary guests. Four double en-suites on floor one sleep 8. The flexible basement bedroom accommodates 2 additional guests (as one double or two singles), making 12 total capacity.

Getting Here: Split Airport (Resnik), Croatia’s main international hub, lies 60km away (approximately 75 minutes by car). Transfers can be arranged through the villa’s concierge service. The drive descends toward the coast, crosses to Brac via the Makarska crossing (15 minutes), then winds to Sutivan (another 30 minutes). Car rental at the airport gives full flexibility for island exploration. High-speed ferries from Split Harbor also reach Sutivan (1 hour) if you prefer not to drive.

Nearest Services: A supermarket with full provisions sits 2km away in central Brac. Fresh fish markets operate seasonally at Sutivan Harbor. Restaurants within walking distance range from casual konobas to upscale dining. A private chef and on-site cook can be arranged if preferred, with the fridge pre-stocked to your specifications.

What’s Included: Heated pool (year-round operation), Wi-Fi, utilities (air conditioning, heating), linen and towels, basic cleaning (mid-stay and checkout), Netflix and PlayStation access, bikes and paddle board, pool loungers, and concierge services. Chef and transfers are available at additional cost.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4 PM; check-out is 10 AM. Early arrivals and late departures can often be accommodated with advance notice, particularly during shoulder seasons (May-June and September-October).

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Seabreeze

How many guests does Villa Seabreeze sleep?

Villa Seabreeze sleeps 12 guests maximum. The accommodation breaks down as: Master suite (2 guests), four first-floor double en-suites (8 guests), and one basement bedroom that configures as either a double bed (2 guests) or two single beds (2 guests). All bedrooms have en-suite or nearby bathroom access.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Seabreeze?

Split Airport (Resnik) is the closest major international airport, located 60km away (approximately 75 minutes by car). The route follows the coastal highway toward Makarska, then crosses via the road bridge to Brac Island. Private transfers from the airport can be arranged through the villa’s concierge. Ground transportation takes approximately 1.5 hours under normal traffic conditions.

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

May through June and September through October offer ideal conditions: water warm enough for swimming (20-24°C), air temperatures 25-28°C, and fewer crowds than July-August. July and August are hottest (30-32°C) with peak tourism but reliable weather and full accessibility to all island activities. Winter (November-March) sees occasional rain but remains mild (10-15°C), with the heated pool and indoor entertainment compensating. The Vanka Regule extreme sports festival fills July with activity. Olive harvest happens October-November. Lavender blooms late June.

Is Villa Seabreeze suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a high chair and baby cot for infants. The heated pool operates year-round with surrounding sun loungers; villa staff can advise on pool safety supervision. Sutivan’s small harbor beach provides calm, shallow water ideal for young swimmers. The basement flexibility allows parents to occupy different spaces from children. Games room (pool table, table football) and PlayStation 5 entertain older kids. Bikes and paddle boards suit adventurous family members. The on-site chef can prepare family-friendly meals.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Seabreeze?

Rental includes utilities (air conditioning, heating, hot water), Wi-Fi Internet access, all linen and towels, pool heating, basic mid-stay and checkout cleaning, Netflix streaming, PlayStation 5 console access, bikes, paddle board, and concierge services for activity bookings and local recommendations. Private chef services, meal delivery, airport transfers, and specialty cleaning can be arranged at additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Seabreeze?

Sutivan’s waterfront harbors 5-6 traditional konobas within a 5-minute walk, serving fresh fish and Dalmatian specialties. Restoran Dalmatino and Konoba Sutivan are village staples. Supermarkets with full provisions sit 2km away in central Brac. Fresh fish markets operate seasonally at Sutivan Harbor itself. For upscale dining, Bol (15km away) offers higher-end restaurants and a wider range of international cuisine. Split (60km, 75 minutes), 40km away, has everything from Michelin-level restaurants to casual street food. Local wine shops sell Brac’s Posip whites and Plavac Mali reds directly from producers.