This captivating villa has a glittering turquoise pool and so much space to enjoy the great outdoors. With plenty of space for the whole family to enjoy a swim, this pool glows a luminescent green in the evenings. Theres a manicured lawn and lots of decking space, sun loungers and umbrellas for those who want to relax by the pool. There is also a convenient outdoor shower. The exteriors of the villas are classic Mediterranean white, with modern open sides and pillars. All around the villa, there is a backdrop of lush greenery, vibrant flowers and lots of palm trees, which adds to the tropical atmosphere. Theres a large courtyard and free parking is available at a location nearby. Theres an outdoor lounge on the terrace, with cosy furniture woven from grey rattan, semi-circle ergonomic armchairs and a coffee table. Guests can share an alfresco meal around the table with bench seating. Step inside to find four lovely bedrooms and a living space, complete with a flat-screen television with satellite channels. The interiors are designed in a fresh, minimalist style with subtle splashes of blue and green. Air conditioning is available throughout the villa to keep you comfortable. Theres a fully-equipped kitchen, with plenty of prep space and a large American fridge. Stylish pendant lighting drapes over a breakfast bar, complete with interesting bar stools. This is the perfect spot to perch and enjoy a bite to eat. The bedrooms all have large beds and have crisp white walls. Pale wood, dashes of floral print and sunset-themed art all add a dash of colour and character. Some rooms have views of the soaring trees outside, through large windows that provide lots of natural light. One room has a small desk - perfect for writing some holiday postcards. Three of the bedrooms have their own bathrooms with a bathtub or shower. The bedrooms are carefully designed to facilitate an excellent nights sleep after a busy day sightseeing and exploring the Istrian coast. #### Features The Villa Villa Blagoje is located in Porec, just 900m from Borik Beach. The villa has 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and can accommodate up to 8 guests. Interior - Open fully equipped kitchen - Living and dining area - Bedroom with double bed - Bedroom with double bed - Bedroom with double bed - Bedroom with double bed and additional single bed - Three bathrooms Exterior Grounds - Private swimming pool - Terrace - Outdoor dining area for 8 people - Barbecue - Nine sun loungers Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi - Air conditioning - TV - Washing machine - Iron/Ironing Board - Hairdryer - Parking #### Location This villa is located in Porec, a charming area full of things to see and do and also home to gorgeous beaches. All are less than two miles from the property. Nearby, Porec has a captivating main square within the Old Town, with charming cobblestone streets, Roman walls and colourful cafes. Its a great spot for people watching and strolling down to the harbour, where you can take a boat trip to spot dolphins at sunset. Istria has a strong Italian influence, being just two hours from Venice and a Roman history. Its easy to hop across the border and spend a day exploring Italy during your holiday. The Istrian heart-shaped coastline is absolutely stunning and a little less touristy than other areas in Croatia. Theres no shortage of beaches in the area - Borik beach is just 800m away, with a pebbly shoreline and glittering waters. You can play beach volleyball and miniature golf, or just go for a relaxing swim in the sea. Borik beach has a great view of the Old Town and it is accessible for wheelchair users. For a more natural beach, blue-flag Oliva beach is perfect. The beach is on the island of St. Nikola and accessed by a five-minute boat ride. Oliva has a forest of oak and pine trees, a pebbly coast and feels unspoilt. The food of Istria is a reason to visit in itself, as the region is famous for its delicious gastronomy and fresh ingredients. A local favourite is pljukanci, a hand-rolled pasta dish served with all manner of sauces. In the winter, the aroma of hot roasted chestnuts wafts around the centre. Istria is also famous for its wine - you can take a tour of a winery or vineyard and enjoy a glass of Refosk or Malvazija. Admire the views of rolling hills and rows of grapes. The Euphrasian Basilica is one of the most important sights in the Istrian area. It is a World Heritage Site and dates back to the 6th-century. The basilica was inspired by Byzantine art and features breathtaking blue and gold mosaics, carved arches and geometric marble designs. Climb up the bell tower to get an outstanding view of Porec. Zuccato Gallery is the place to check out some vibrant art in a Gothic palace. Theres an array of temporary exhibitions to explore. Anyone visiting Istria should take a day trip to Brijuni National Park, an archipelago of 14 small islands that can be reached by boat from Pula. The islands are famous for their natural beauty and indigenous flora and fauna. Enjoy a scenic boat ride with views of the southwestern peninsula before you reach. There are dinosaur footprints in four areas on the largest island, Viliki Brijuni, and many other archaeological wonders.