Villa Petra Bol

Villa Petra has a modern arhitectual design, yet using local materials, such as the Brač stone. Such a stone path leads to not one but two separate dwellings, each connected by an inner courtyard. Nestled in between and hidden from views there is a beautiful swimming pool and surrounding terrace paved with local Brac stone. Villa Petra stretches on 300 m2 of modern and luxusly decorated interior. There are 2 bedrooms in one dwelling, together with the kitchen, dining and spacous living room. The second dwelling consists of 4 apartments, each with its own bathroom and kitchenette. Altogether 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. These two buildings are connected with a large swimming pool at the inner courtyard. The kitchen is completly equipped, as well as the living room; LCD TV and fireplace. The terace on the ground floor, with a stunning sea view and outdoor dining area offers shade even for the hottest days. The large barbeque is the perfect spot for fun with your friends. The 55 m2 large master bedroom is on the first floor and it is the biggest bedroom in the villa. The room has an en-suite bathroom with a shower and hidromassage bathtub for two. The master bedroom has its own terrace overlooking the sea and the Island of Hvar. Along with this room, there is another bedroom on the same floor, with a hidromassage shower and terrace towards the sea. Villa Petra is located on the intriguing island of Brac - Bol Town, which last year was awarded “the Absolute Champion of Croatian Tourism”. Famous for its illustrious olive oil, wine and authentic village traditions, the island is most renowned for the Golden Horn, one of the largest and most beautiful beaches on the Adriatic—and one of the most photographed in the world. Like a tongue it extends nearly half a kilometer into the clear blue sea. The tip of the Zlatni rat (Golden horn) changes shape each day due to the ever-changing sea currents. The beach, framed with deep pine groves for shade, is a favorite destination for surfers and sailors from various parts of Europe and the world because the sea channel between the islands of Brac and Hvar creates ideal winds for windsurfing.