Villa Volpe Verde is a home that lives in harmony with nature, yet never compromises on sophistication.
Here, luxury is not a statement – it’s a quiet presence in every detail.
The house spans two floors. At the upper entry level, there are four carefully curated bedrooms, each with its unique rhythm, tone, and view. The lower floor brings together a spacious living room, dining area, and kitchen – all seamlessly connected to the terrace and pool through large glass walls. Everything breathes as one: space, light, and the sound of nature.
On the same level, there is a fifth bedroom, a separate laundry room, and an indoor wellness area with a hydromassage tub and sauna – a private zone to restore both body and mind. The outdoor space is an extension of that inner calm: a pergola provides shade from the afternoon sun, curtains float gently in the breeze, and the open-air kitchen with a wood-fired grill and large dining table invites long, flavourful evenings.
The southwest-facing pool follows the sun from morning until dusk. A lounge terrace, furnished with elegant sunbeds and outdoor seating, becomes a natural second living room. Tucked among the garden’s greenery is a charming separate house – thoughtfully transformed into a playroom for the youngest guests.
Villa Volpe Verde is designed as a self-sustaining home. Rainwater is collected in large tanks to water the garden and lawn. Solar panels produce electricity for the house. The private carport is equipped with a charging station for electric vehicles.
Guests have access to a dedicated mobile app with personalised house instructions, as well as curated recommendations for restaurants, wineries, excursions, and events across Istria. Because true luxury isn’t just space – it’s the experience.
Buje is a quiet gateway to the Istria few truly know. This is Istria in its most authentic form – away from the crowds, yet close to everything. The coast is only a 10-minute drive away, with the nearest beaches in Umag. For those who love to explore, nearby gems include Grožnjan, a town of artists; Motovun, the hilltop village, and Momjan, where the wines speak louder than words.