Stone Pearlin Zaton, Dubrovnik Area, Croatia

Nestled within the peaceful bay of Zaton, just a 10-minute drive from Dubrovnik’s Old Town, this 15th-century estate is a registered Croatian National Heritage monument. Originally built as a summer residence for Dubrovnik aristocrats,  tone Pearl's Heritage Mansion is enclosed by towering stone walls and set just steps from the sea.

Carefully restored in collaboration with heritage and conservation experts, the villa now seamlessly combines its historical character with modern comfort. Its 580 sqm of living space spans two floors and offers six spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, two additional guest toilets, and accommodation for up to 14 guests.

The ground floor opens into a central entrance lounge, flanked by two double bedrooms, one with garden access and the other featuring a niche bench once used as a boat entry. A fully equipped professional kitchen, bar, elegant dining room for 16, and a cosy living area with fireplace complete this level.

Upstairs, the first floor houses a bright central library that leads to two outdoor terraces via double doors. Four luxurious duplex suites surround this space, each designed with a lower lounge and bathroom, and a loft-style sleeping area with a king-size bed. All suites include satellite TV, safes, and modern amenities.

Outside, the villa features a private Mediterranean garden of over 1,500 sqm, surrounded by high walls for total seclusion. A large swimming pool, shaded lounge area, outdoor grill, and a small historic chapel within the grounds enhance the atmosphere of exclusivity. A modern glass bridge connects upper-level terraces and offers sweeping views of the sea.

Accessible directly from the waterfront promenade, Stone Pearl offers a rare blend of heritage, elegance, and privacy, making it an ideal retreat for families and groups seeking an authentic and luxurious coastal escape.