Ciovo Island, Split-Dalmatia, Croatia

A unique villa on the sea FIRST LINE on the Ciovo peninsula providing a true feeling of Cap d'Antibes!
Right by the beach! Right by the pier!

Villa is built just in 2012 and practically was in use only during 4 months.
It has 400 m2 of floorspace and a plot of 1500 m2 with swimming pool, summer kitchen, summer sunbathing terrace and pine wood.

Ground floor: living room, dnining room with kitchen, bathroom and terrace of 100m2.
First floor: fireplace hall with a large terrace overlooking the sea, guest bedroom and bathroom.
Second floor: six bedrooms and bathrooms and three balconies.
There are also valuable additions like 2 garages for 4 cars (two-storey garages), sauna, hammam, volleyball playgound, children playground.

Every detail is throughfully designed.


Dalmatia is a long belt of Adriatic coast extending from Zadar islands to the outskirts of Cavtat. It is the major part of Croatian seaside and without any doubt - the heart of it.

There are several towns in Dalmatia which are now the main areas of attraction for tourists due to their ancient history and unique extent of preservation. Narrow streets of Zadar, Sibenik, Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik are the same as they were in Medieval times. Stone-paved streets, attached Palazzo-style buildings, impressive Cathedrals and ruins dating back to the Greeks and the Romans create an unforgettable image of Dalmatia.
Steady expansion of three airports of Zadar, Split (Kastela) and Dubrovnik (Cilipi) make Dalmatia more and more accessible. Modern highways connect Dalmatia to Zagreb and Europe.
Infrastructure is rapidly developing with new 5-star resorts, large shopping molls opening every year, PLODINE, LIDL, KONZUM supermarket chains coming to every village.

But the main role still belongs to crystal clear sea with myriads of picturesque bays, handful of small islands and blue silhouettes of the coastal mountains. Intoxicating pine aroma makes you forget the noise of big cities. In couple of days spend in Dalmatia all the troubles and problems float away.

Overall additional expenses borne by the Buyer of real estate in Croatia are approx. 8% of property cost: property transfer tax (4% of property value), agency commission (3%+VAT on comission), advocate fee (0,5-1%), notary fee and official certified translation expenses. Brockerage agreement on 3% commission (+VAT) is signed prior to visiting properties.