Milavilla

Description

Villa Milavilla is a masterpiece of contemporary design, sleek linear architecture and dazzling interiors, set perched overlooking the glittering Bay of Kotor. This uber-luxe dwelling accommodates eight guests across four bedrooms and five bathrooms, coming complete with exceptionally lavish additional touches, from the hammam to the sauna, to the private gym to the magnificent pool, creating an environment that stands a cut above, both literally and in its finesse.
Blending the best of an independent home with top-grade hotel level services, this superior home comes complete with an on-hand maid and cook, so guests can truly enter the spirit of a pampered break with every indulgence integrated into a super stylish abode.
Set back from the bay, Villa Milavilla almost blends into the surrounding cliffs, crafted with local stone, offering the best of tradition together with cutting-edge modernism. Floor-to-ceiling glass characterises the upper floor, while the elegant gardens offer fragrant shade.
Stepping foot inside this peerless home, and guests will draw breath to take in the magazine-worthy finishes on the open plan living room, offering the best in raw materials from marble to natural timber, to avant-garde in-set lighting and powder blue upholstery against cool greys - creating the sumptuous vibe of a super yacht. The dining space is no less impressive, featuring elegant Scandi-style furnishing with art-meets-function lighting. A glossy kitchen is lit with a soft wash of low-lighting, natural unpolished timbers and sleek marble in an earthy palette of taupes.
Eight guests will certainly spread out with indulgent amounts of space, from the enormous sofa for cosying up in front of the home cinema, to lounging on a chaise-langue by the crackling modern fireplace in the main living area. Stepping onto the terrace for morning coffee, guests will be treated to views of the bay, while the gardens have a chic Italianate style, for shaded strolls.
For a flamboyant home-with-a-difference, offering a rock-and-roll note of designer verve and lavish spaces, set in a secluded spot perched just moments from the Bay of Kotor, this home hits just the right note.

**Please note that the rendered images are representative of the artists impression of how the villa will look, upon completion of the villa in November 2019**

#### Features
The Villa

Overlooking the Bay of Kotor in the village of Perast, Milavilla is a 4-bedroom villa that can sleep up 12-guests. This villa has some impressive features that include a spa, with Hammam and gym.

Ground Floor
- Dining area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Living area, with two double sofa beds

Lower Ground Floor
- Master bedroom, with en-suite bathroom
- King bedroom, with en-suite bathroom
- Two twin bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms
- Communal bathroom
- Gym
- Spa, with Hammam & Sauna
- Utility room

Exterior
- Private swimming pool (14m x 5.5m)
- Barbecue
- Lawn area
- Outdoor dining & furniture
- Private Parking
- Sun loungers

Additional Facilities
- Air-conditioning
- CD Player
- Television
- Wi-Fi internet

#### Location
Oliver's Insight...
The Bay of Kotor is a true jewel in the Montenegrin crown. A region of pretty little harbours and mountainous backdrops, it's about as idyllic as it gets, making a drive around the coast a thing of beauty. Along the way, there are more than a few fine places to stop.

The town of Tivat is Montenegro's answer to Monaco – visit the yacht-filled Porto Montenegro marina and the glamour will be evident. The town's Big City Park is a green oasis where you can relax, while the pretty village of Gornja Lastva, high up in the hills overlooking the bay, is well worth a visit too. Each summer, there's an open-air jazz concert under the light of a full moon.

On the River Skurda, the fortified old town of Kotor is around 11km from Tivat and certainly a must-see. Many tourists realise this, so it may well be packed during the day, especially at the height of summer – you may notice the huge cruise ships moored near the Old Town. The best time to be there is from late afternoon onwards, when the crowds thin out and you can admire its narrow little streets and charming squares. The town is also known for its many street cats, and even has a Cat Museum in their honour.

Down the coast, you will find Montenegro's No.1 tourist destination, Budva. As well as a strong nightlife and bar scene, Budva has a charming Old Town of its own. It may be hard to believe that much of it was devastated in a catastrophic earthquake in 1979 – an event which hit the whole of the coast of Montenegro. These days, Budva is perhaps most famous for its beaches, which motivate many to visit the town.

Montenegro has much to enjoy inland too, much of it wonderfully scenic. Lipa Cave and the magnificent Lovcen National Park are among its treasures, the latter stretching up to the fringes of Kotor. On its eastern side lies the former capital, Cetinje – a quiet, cultural hub of old royal palaces and pretty parks.
Some consider the modern-day capital, Podgorica, around 40 minutes east, to be less of a visitor must-see, but ignore the dull rep and try it for yourself. With a huge vineyard and the Skadar Lakes National Park on its doorstep, there's plenty to see, while kids (and adults) will love the treetop adventures at Gorica Forest Park.