Villa Argemonia was built in 2017 and is located in Tatinje Bay,the most beautiful part of the island of Čiovo, a mere 3.2 km from the ancient city of Trogir. The unique Mediterranean surroundings give this private villa the spirit of the traditional island life combined with ultimate contemporary elegance and luxury.
The property has a private entrance and a parking area for 5 vehicles and is situated just 30 meters from the small beach. The grounds at this stunning villa feature a private infinity swimming pool, children’s playground, a garden and a shaded pergola. The terrace area surrounding the pool and the upper lounge terrace are equipped with luxurious and comfortable sunbathing loungers, LCD TV and sound system. You will also find a lovely dining set for ten and a barbeque. Wi-Fi and parking are free. We can arrange pick up/drop off to/from the airport.
The bright and elegant living room and sitting area are exquisitely furnished with designer furniture, lighting and carpets. Both have access to the terrace and the swimming pool and overlook the sea. There is a Jacuzzi bath in the living room extension. Guests can also enjoy the fully equipped gym and modern sauna.
The open plan formal dining space connects with a modern, very well equipped kitchen, an outdoor patio and the barbecue area. The large outdoor dining table by the swimming pool is perfect for all day sea breeze dining.
There are four uniquely designed double bedrooms accommodating up to 8 guests. Two additional guests can be accommodated in the living room. Each room was named after one of the islands visible from the terrace of the house and designed in the spirit of the visual identity of the island it was named after. The sea connects coasts and people, and the islands surrounding our little oasis of peace were inspiration for the interior decoration of the villa. Each of the rooms is carefully decorated according to the main features of one of the islands;
The Brač bedroom (lat. Bretia, Brattia) is symbolized by stone; the marble world famous for its beauty, used for building ancient Greek and Roman cities, as well as the White House in Washington, DC.
The Hvar bedroom (lat. Pharia) is symbolized by lavender and named after the island of sun and island of lavender: Hvar. The Hvar lavender is of the highest quality, world famous for its organic cultivation and manual sowing and harvesting.
The Šolta bedroom (lat. Solentium) takes its name after the island of honey, because of its climate, geographic location, Mediterranean plants, especially rosemary, which have been recognized as among the world’s best since the ancient Greeks.
The Drvenik bedroom (tal. Zirona Grande) was named after the island known for the unique reflecting sand that gives special turquoise color to the sea. The same sand you can see as a building material of many of the island's old houses.
Each room has a luxury bathroom, all of them have a view of the sea and two of the rooms have a terrace.
We would like to add that there is even a fifth island...an island that stands as the cornerstone of this house: the island of Čiovo (old Latin names of the island are: Bua, Boa, Bova), mysterious because no one knows how the island got its name, nor what it really means. A mystery of the magical and breathtaking place that has remained unresolved until this day.
