One kilometre from the coast on the island of Brac lies the magnificent Villa Letja. Built on the hills in the charming village of Selca, the villa has outstanding views towards Sumartin Bay and also the magnificent mountains. With five wonderful bedrooms over two apartments and a sofa bed, this villa can sleep up to 12 guests. It would be perfect for two families or a group of friends. Selca enchants visitors with its stone masonry and centuries-old tradition. The famous Brac white stone is evident in every corner. The first monument in the world dedicated to the famous Russian writer Leo Tolstoy was made here. Villa Letja is in an absolutely wonderful spot and has an incredible outside terrace amongst luscious Mediterranean planting. Together with the white stone walls, mood lighting, quality pool and whirlpool, outside lounge furniture and sunbeds, it is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the scenery. Delicious summer alfresco dinners can be taken at the outside dining table using the villas barbecue. The downstairs apartment is gorgeous, mostly in white with attractive stone walls and pillars. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is very spacious. There are two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and a single bed and another twin bedroom. The en-suite bathrooms are modern and spacious. The main bedroom opens directly to a terrace – lovely for a morning cup of coffee! The upstairs apartment is slightly more traditional and again has an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, two bathrooms and three bedrooms – one with queen bed, one with a queen and a single bed and a twin room. The large balcony has breathtaking views and is a wonderful place for dinner. This is a splendid villa for two families as there is so much outside space to all be together and with the two apartments, families can each have a little privacy. Guests staying here will feel so relaxed in this stunning, tranquil location. #### Features The Villa Villa Letja is set in a peaceful location and is comprised of two 2 apartments, with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms accommodating up to 14 guests. Ground Floor Apartment - Fully equipped kitchen - Living and dining room with sofa bed - Bedroom with double bed and one single bed - Bedroom with two single beds - Bathroom - Bathroom First Floor Apartment - Fully equiped kitchen - Living and dining room - Bedroom with queen-size bed - Bedroom with two single beds - Bedroom with double bed and one single bed - Bathroom - Bathroom Exterior Grounds - Private swimming pool - Jacuzzi - Terrace - Barbecue - Outdoor seating - Childrens play area Additional Facilities - Air conditioning - Wi-Fi - Washing machine - Iron and ironing board - Hair dryer - Television - Microwave - Coffee machine - Dishwasher - Private parking - Cot available upon request Please note, there is no internal staircase between the apartments #### Location Brac Island is bathed in warm sirocco winds and blessed with stunning scenery making it one of the Adriatics most beautiful islands. It has a sleepy feel, even in the larger coastal towns like Bol. The charming Selca is very pretty. One of the most valuable monuments in Selca, made of Bracs white stone by Croatias most famous sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, is ‘The Heart of Jesus statue inside the Church of Christ the King. Selca is also famous for its ‘buhavica olives – the olive oil is very expensive and also its cheese, wine and honey, and the Croatian favorite lamb. The famous White House in Washington is made from Brac stone. Sumartin, just below Selca has the most amazing clear azure sea. It is great for snorkelling as there are so many fish. There are numerous beautiful beaches and picturesque coves on Brac – Rasotica, Zukovik, Radovnja, Studena, Zvirje and Spilice. There are some lovely restaurants and bars. Even the most demanding gourmands will be impressed with the fresh fish, home-made olive oil, cheese and wine. There is an everyday car ferry to Makarska from Sumartin. The mesmerizing Zlatni Rat beach at Bol that adorns 90% of Croatias tourism posters is a must-visit. The astonishing water teems with windsurfers and kite surfers. There are many boat trips and ferries to the nearby islands including Hvar which is surrounded by a serpentine coastline, backed by lavender fields, olive groves and vineyards.