This stunning 4-bedroom villa lies to the west of Split, on the edge of the beautiful Marjan Forest. With extensive grounds of its own and views out to the Adriatic Ocean, Villa Franjo is furnished to a very high standard and offers a spacious covered terrace and private pool. The ideal choice for those wishing to explore both Split and the many other wonders of the Dalmatian Coast, Villa Franjo is well located for both the beach and city. The sands lie just 600m from the property, while the centre of Split is just 1.5km away. Popular destinations such as Omis, Dugi Rat and Jesenice are within a 35-minute drive. An attractive veranda is steps away from the poolside and features seating areas with a partial sea view. The large garden features an olive tree hill and you will find sun loungers and parasols waiting for you in the pool area. On the ground floor, you have two large living rooms and a library, each one elegant and comfortable. The chandelier-lit dining area is the place to entertain or be entertained, and its easy to adjourn to the terrace for drinks after your meal. A fully equipped open kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, coffee machine and everything else you may need is also on this floor. With a large balcony, en suite bathroom and walk-in closet, the master bedroom on the first floor enjoys some breathtaking views of the sea and city. There are two more double bedrooms on this floor, both en suite and with underfloor heating. A large suite covers the whole of the second floor, with a double bed and pull-out couch, and its own living area and bathroom. As if all that wasnt enough, you will find another bathroom and a fitness room down in the basement, while a garage provides parking for five cars. Theres no shortage of scenic places to drive to on the mainland, from the glorious Krka National Park to the coastal beauty Makarska, or you could take a boat trip to the incredible islands of Brac, Hvar or Korcula – each one is definitely worth setting sail for. #### Features The Villa Villa Franjo encapsulates the essence of stylish comfort in luxurious surroundings. There are 4 bedroom and 5 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 8 adults and 2 children. Ground floor - Two living rooms - Library room - Bathroom - Fully equipped kitchen First Floor - Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet - Bathroom with shower and bathtub - Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet - Laundry room - Balcony Second floor - Double bedroom with living area, with a pull-out couch for children - Bathroom - Terrace Basement - Fitness area - Storage room - Bathroom Exterior - Swimming pool - Sun loungers & parasols - Outdoor lounge & dining area - Large garden - Parking for 5 cars #### Location Croatias second city, Split rivals many capitals when it comes to historic and cultural must-sees. Likely to be on your list are Diocletians Palace and Saint Domnius Cathedral, but there is so much more, with no shortage of beautiful squares and buildings, plus the Riva waterfront and breathtaking Marjan Hills. The coast which stretches out east of the city has many more delights in store, including scenic Stobrec and Jesenice. Perched on the Adriatic, Split boasts beautiful sunsets, exciting cuisine, great art and tons of history. Among its big draws is the Split Gallery of Fine Arts, Archaeological Museum and the Mestrovic Gallery, showcasing the work of the countrys greatest sculptor. Right on the tip of the peninsula, the expansive green spaces of the Marjan Forest Park are another great reason to visit, while tours out to see the wonderful waterfalls of Krka are also justly popular. The Roman ruins of Diocletians Palace are perhaps the Splits best-known attraction and guided walking tours of this and other local landmarks are a great way to get a feel for the city. Look out too for Republic Square, where many cultural events take place, and Splits main beach, Bacvice. You will probably spot some people standing in the water playing the famous local ball game, Picigin. Within a 30-minute drive of the city are Stobrec, Podstrana and Jesenice. All are worth stopping for – as the beauty of the Adriatic is always worth admiring. Look out for the wooden ships at Jesenice, which can take you on a pleasurable journey, perhaps towards nearby Omis or the island of Brac. If you make it to Omis, just a little further, youll be in the adrenaline sports capital of the area, with spectacular zip-wire and water-sports adventures all part of this historic towns modern-day appeal.