Property care in Šolta
Šolta lies directly opposite Split and has stayed considerably quieter than Brač or Hvar. The island is compact, which makes looking after property comparatively straightforward.
What we watch for in Šolta
A striking number of properties on Šolta are restored old buildings. With those it pays to know the quality of the restoration: during the initial survey we document what is new and what is still original, and we shape the inspection around that.
The general checklist — roof, façade, windows, water, electrics, damp — is the same everywhere. What differs are the points that, in our experience, cause trouble here first.
Additionally in Šolta
- Restoration status documented on older buildings
- Short distances on the island, manageable visits
- Cisterns and water supply checked
Typical properties in Šolta
Stone houses in Grohote, Maslinica and Stomorska, plus holiday houses with pools near the coast — many of them restored from ruins.
Regular inspections
Inside and out to a fixed checklist, with a photo report after every visit. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly — you decide.
Keys and emergencies
Secure key storage with a log, and someone who turns up after a storm, a leak or a break-in.
Trades on the ground
Quotes from vetted partner firms, instruction once you approve, supervision during the work and a check of the invoice.
We cover the neighbouring towns too
Properties in the surrounding area are visited on the same round. If your house sits between two of these places, just ask — the boundary is not the town sign.
Would you look after my property in Šolta?
Tell us where it is and a few basics. You get a clear yes or no, not a brochure.
Your house in Šolta, in good hands
Fifteen minutes on the phone is enough to work out what your property needs and how often we should call in.