Your Ultimate Retreat in Hvar
Unwind in Serenity at Falcon View - Where Luxury Meets Nature
Falcon View Hvar Eco House
8 guests, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Created from the desire to provide the perfect environment for enjoying quality time with loved ones, in a remote area with no neighbours.
Relax with a massage or laze in a deck chair, socialise around the BBQ or stroll down to the beach for a swim in the Adriatic Sea. Falcon View provides a blend of comfortable living & natural surrounds to help you experience your ideal getaway.
3 fully air-conditioned guest rooms each with their own private facilities and access to a sun-soaked terrace and pool, groups of up to 8 people have all the space they need to unwind and rejuvenate.
2 x Double bedrooms
double bed, private bathroom
These rooms mirror each other. They have plenty of storage space, spacious shower rooms and sideboards where you can make tea and coffee to enjoy with the magnificent views from the patio outside your door. King size beds are easily converted to 2 singles. An extra mattress or cot is available on request.
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outdoor kitchen
gas cooker, fridge/freezer, outdoor sink, charcoal grill
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large terrace with pool & seaview
all rooms have access to the pool and terrace where you can enjoy meals and drinks with unrivalled privacy, surrounded by nature as far as the eye can see
Studio
4 bed, private bathroom, fully equipped kitchen
The studio includes a fully fitted kitchen, dining area and private shower room. In addition to the downstairs king size bed, there are two beds in the upstairs mezzanine, perfect for families and friends. An extra mattress or cot is available on request.
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modern kitchen
electric cooker/oven, built-in large fridge/freezer, dishwasher
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private deck overlooking the sea
in addition to the terrace and pool, this room has its own private sun deck, the Falcon's Nest.
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A LAND OF RICH HISTORY
Background
There is evidence of people having settled here as far back as Neolithic times, but more prevalent are buildings in the village and surrounding area dating back to the 16th century when islanders cultivated grapes, olives and livestock (when not defending against pirates!).
During the renovation process we preserved ancient features of ruins found on the land, from the cistern wall and the carved out stone for pressing out olive oil and grape juice, to recreating the rough stone build of the walls.
Each room in the house has it's own private entrance as the served a different function in the past.
The first double room was where our ancestors slept and rested.
The middle double room used to serve as the kitchen.
The studio room is the largest of the three and functioned as the stable. The warmth from the animals provided welcome 'eco-heating' on colder nights.
