This final paper deals with villas built in the Republic of Dubrovnik from the middle of the 15th to the end of the 16th century. The initial chapters explain the economic, cultural and security preconditions that have been achieved for the construction of villas. Then the influence of land relations on the area of construction of villas is explained and the influence of the construction of villas on the design of the Dubrovnik suburban area is considered. In the next part, the construction of villas is viewed from a social perspective. Through social relations in Renaissance Dubrovnik, it is explained how villas were built by citizens and nobles, it talks about business activities that enabled them to accumulate capital needed for construction and about prestige as a motive for building villas. The appearance of nobles who write literature in villas is explained. The next part of the paper explains what makes up a villa complex and what its elements are, and talks about the stylistic features of villas in the Dubrovnik area at this time. Finally, everyday life in villas is analyzed and a brief overview of the situation in which these villas are today is given.