Villa Humac Hvar | Luxury Villa in Hvar, Croatia

8 Guests

4 Beds

5 Bathrooms

160 m²

Equipment & Highlights

We are delighted to offer one of the most unique accommodations in Croatia, in the abandoned eco-ethno village of Humac. The Villa dates back to 1880, and it was completely renovated in 2020. The estate consists of a traditional Mediterranean stone house of 160 m2 and a unique garden of 3000m2 fields of lavender and immortelle that provides complete privacy and peace.
This is a fully equipped 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms villa with a large terrace with hot tub and amazing sunset views.

The Villa is located 10 km east of Jelsa, at the entrance to the eco-ethno village Humac and it takes only 10 minutes by car to Jelsa. The beautiful beaches on the north side of the island are also 10 minutes away by car.

The Villa has a fully equipped kitchen with all electrical devices and equipment, living room with a big sofa and fireplace, LCD TV with Netflix, table for 8, WIFI Internet, 4 rooms each with air conditioning and its own private bathroom, linens and towels. On the ground floor are two rooms with king size double beds and a private bathroom with shower. On the first floor are two more rooms also with a king size double bed and private bathroom with bathtub.

From the ground floor you come to a spacious terrace with a lavender garden. Next to it is a small garden with seasonal vegetables where you can always pick up a fresh and organic product. The terrace has a hot tub, deck chairs, shower, one more toilet with shower, dining table, fireplace and offers a divine panoramic view of Hvar, Brač, the Riviera of Makarska and glittering sea that completes this storybook image.

This house is in a very, very quiet area, without traffic on the road because the village is non inhabited. There is only a restaurant 100 meters away. Also, you have a large area around the house where your children can be left alone to play in the shade of pine trees while you enjoy your well-deserved rest.

From the yard, you will be able to enjoy a beautiful view and sunset, facing island Brač and Zečevo, Vrboska, Jelsa and Stari Grad bay.
You have a parking place in the pine shade in front of the house. You will also get bikes to use, at no extra charge.

LIVING AREA

air condition

sofa bed

indoor fireplace

inside dining area

BATHING FUN

sunbeds

jacuzzi

outdoor shower

towels, umbrella, beach blanket

AREA

garden

the entire residential unit is wheelchair accessible

outdoor play area

in a calm neighborhood

panorama-view

sun terrace

on the island

ROOMS

1. bedroom + kingsize bed (180 x 200 cm) + bathroom en suite

2. bedroom + kingsize bed (180 x 200 cm) + bathroom en suite

3. bedroom + kingsize bed (180 x 200 cm) + bathroom en suite

4. bedroom + king-size bed (180 x 200 cm) + bathroom en suite

bed linen

wardrobe

dresser

mosquito net

balcony

children's / baby beds

seaview

Workplace

KITCHEN

kitchen

toaster

high chair

coffee machine

oven

dishwasher

fully equipped kitchen

microwave

water heater

kitchen machine

juicer

cooking utensils

BATHROOM

shower

towels

hairdryer

LAUNDRY ROOM

rack for clothes

iron

BARBECUE & OUTDOOR DINING

BBQ area

terrace

outdoor dining area

garden furniture

lounge garden furniture

barbecue

ACTIVITIES

beach

bicycle

ENTERTAIMENT & FITNESS

wireless Internet

Play Station

radio

Android TV

PETS

pets allowed

INFORMATION

heater

safe

children are welcome

central heating

babybed

high chair

PARKING

parking

charging station for electric cars

Your Croatia-expert:

+41 76 817 18 87
+41 76 817 18 87

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Ademir Suljkanovic

Managing Director

info@adriaville.com

Surroundings

A unique example of well preserved rural architecture, formerly a pastoral village, Humac originated in the 17th century. At the height of 350 m above sea level, you have a magnificent panoramic view of all the surrounding places, coves, the island of Brač and Makarska’s coast. The charm of this village lies in its harmonious stone houses, courtyards, balconies, narrow streets and nature which all give an inspiring sight.

Humac is a very old village where man has been living for centuries. There are many simple houses made of stone in its surroundings called trim, built without binder in a way that they become narrower towards the top. Many of them have their original foundations from early Stone Age. Inhabitants of Humac have been occupied with cattle and wine growing for thousands years, and in around 1950 they started growing lavender. In the last few centuries people didn't live in Humac, but spent time in Humac during major agrarian works.