Villa Bloom stands as a revered cultural gem within the Republic of Croatia, embodying profound historical significance. This meticulously preserved estate, graced by intricately landscaped gardens, seamlessly blends residential and commercial spaces, exuding the distinguished ambiance reminiscent of an 18th-century suburban construction. Though marred by the Russian Montenegrin devastation of 1806, the property emerged from the ashes in the mid-19th century, a testament to resilience.
In 1933, the villa found a guardian in Dubrovnik merchant Marko Rusk. Under his stewardship, the estate underwent a transformative phase in 1934, marked by a comprehensive reconstruction and expansion. The architectural vision of Mladen Kauzlarić and Stjepan Gomboš, both disciples of the renowned Le Corbusier, breathed new life into Villa Bloom.
The most recent chapter in its storied history unfolded with a meticulous renovation and reconstruction project, adhering scrupulously to professional standards and intricate legal procedures. A collaborative effort involving twenty architects and engineers, this endeavor prioritized not only the aesthetics and design of external areas but also the architectural nuances of the house and auxiliary structures. The result is a captivating edifice that seamlessly blends historical charm with contemporary allure.
Spanning a vast estate of 2500 m², Villa Bloom boasts exquisite gardens and terraces, with the main house encompassing approximately 800 m². The principal building hosts one each floor 2 spacious en-suite bedrooms + one interconnected bedroom with sofa bed, complemented by an additional apartment featuring 1 bedroom, a bathroom, and a living room with a kitchen in the adjoining annex. The villa further indulges its residents with a gym, sauna, jacuzzi, summer kitchen, and a generously sized heated pool.
Undoubtedly, Villa Bloom's prime allure lies in its proximity to the Old Town, enhanced by expansive outdoor spaces and meticulously landscaped terraced docks adorned with indigenous flora - some preserved, others newly introduced. In every detail, Villa Bloom stands as an impressive testament to architectural finesse and historical preservation, inviting guests to immerse themselves in a living legacy of elegance and luxury.
The over a thousand year old history of Dubrovnik is visible in every part of this city. The city is a living museum and a live stage, and has an ideal connection between its historical past and the modern day. It is surrounded by medieval walls that are 1940 metres long and are preserved in their original form. They are open to visitors and are the city’s greatest attraction. Since 1979 the town has been under UNSECO protection. Dubrovnik is mainly a cultural destination, which asides from monuments of interest, offers a series of cultural events and festivals. Dubrovnik is a destination where you can enjoy a rest, and has extremely good air connections with all the larger European centres. Dubrovnik is a city that charms, a city that you fall in love with and always return to like new, to discover more unique experiences. The historical city of Dubrovnik, the former center of the Dubrovnik Republic, is surrounded by city walls 2 km long which defended the city against attack both on land and at sea for centuries. Within the city walls a beautiful city developed with many churches, palaces and cultural monuments as well as the Stradun, a well known boardwalk for both young and old from all over the world which was once the stage for all major events. Many islands close by, a crystal blue sea, rich natural and cultural heritage, the Mljet National Park, historical villas and promenades are what make the Dubrovnik Riviera one of the most attractive destinations in Croatia. Here one can enjoy various activities, enjoy autochthonous food and wine and the hospitality of the people. The whole Dubrovnik region is well-known for its fascinating landscapes, abundant Mediterranean vegetation, mild climate and interesting smaller settlements. In former times, it became part of the Dubrovnik Republic territory, becoming connected with the city via historical, economic and trade route ties. In tourism, it is now called the Dubrovnik Riviera.
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SEPARATE UNITE
DAILY PRICES FOR 2024:
| 01.05 - 01.07 01.09 - 01.11 | 01.07 - 01.09 |
| 5000,00 € | 6000,00 € |
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