This breath-taking villa is located in the charming village of Selca, offering peace and solitude for all guests. Boasting unbelievable views over the tree tops, countryside and to the glistening sea on the horizon, this unique property is the perfect Croatian retreat! Throughout Villa Aurora the design is sleek and modern, with luxurious furnishings and plenty of light flooding in through large, contemporary windows. The spacious main living area sits on the ground floor, with huge, sliding glass doors opening onto the terrace, so the indoor and outdoor spaces almost become one room! The living room area offers a large L-shaped sofa, where guests can spread out and relax, the perfect spot to drink your morning coffee whilst enjoying the beautiful views! The kitchen is very stylish, with all the modern amenities you could need and offering more doors to the terrace. There is also a chic dining table alongside the kitchen, ideal for family breakfasts. The villa is decorated with antique furniture, old prints and artwork by Croation naive artist Josip Generalic; this personal touch adds a warmth to the spaces, making it feel like a home. You will find one double bedroom on the ground floor, with a further three double bedrooms on the first floor. The first floor is separated in to two parts, connected with a partially covered outdoor pathway. The left wing boasts a spacious double bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom. The right wing offers two double bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate toilet. In the basement the garage and laundryroom are situated. The outdoor terrace mainly revolves around the stunning views, with the private swimming pool carefully positioned so every time you take a dip you can gaze out towards the horizon. Adjacent to the pool, there are several luxurious, cushioned sunbeds and a comfy seating area, where guests can enjoy late evenings with some local wine! Villa Aurora offers a truly stunning and luxurious base for a holiday in Croatia!

Villa Aurora is located in the charming town of Selca, on Brac Island, just inland of Sumartin. Selca itself is a lovely little town, with beautiful stone houses and a few restaurants and shops. When you get into Selca, a monumental neo-Romanesque church of Christ the King will take your breath away, built entirely of high quality stone, as well as nearly all the houses in the village. The centre offers a gallery of busts and statues of many notables: Leo Tolstoy, Stjepan Radić, and Pope John Paul II. You can enjoy the pastoral way of life in the surrounding villages whose idyllic spirit has not been changed by tourists! The area is ideal for those looking to escape the more touristic areas of Croatia. Brac Island is the longest and most elevated island in central Dalmatia. Despite its proximity to Split, Brac is less touristy than the glittering islands of Hvar and Korcula further south. Make sure you try some of the olive oil on the island, the olives are of a rare variety called buhavica and there's over a half-million trees! Famous for the Zlatni Rat beach, known to be one of the most beautiful beaches you can visit, a real gem on the island! Should you wish to explore the island and its surrounding areas, then fully guided professional trips and tours, boat transfers and rentals, and dinner reservations can be organised. The immediate area is better suited to those looking for an escape from the more touristic areas of Croatia, as there are less restaurants and bars nearby. However, should wish to spend a day exploring the racier pace of life, then Supetar and Bol are not so far away across the island and there is always the option to take a boat to Split, or the popular islands of Hvar and Korcula, where you can see a different side to the area. You might also consider a daytrip to Makarska which is a 50 min ferry trip from nearby Sumartin.