Inside, the villa is understated yet warm with a neutral palette running throughout: stone, timber, rattan, and touches of earthy terracotta brought in through ceramics and throws. Bright white walls, generous windows and smooth concrete floors give the space a weightless quality, while natural materials keep things grounded. There’s an effortless rhythm to life here, whether it’s easing into the day with coffee on the master suite’s sea-facing terrace or retreating to the shaded bamboo pergolas during the heat of the afternoon.
The open-plan living room and dining area flow into a sleek, all-white kitchen, fully equipped yet visually discreet. Floor-to-ceiling doors dissolve the barrier between indoors and out, letting in the Aegean light and leading straight to the pool terrace.
The villa comfortably sleeps 10 across five en-suite bedrooms. The master bedroom occupies the entire upper level, with expansive views and its own private terrace. The remaining four rooms are set apart in separate bungalow-style suites, offering both privacy and flow - perfect for groups or families. There's also a lower-level playroom with flexible bedding, ideal for teens or extra guests (available at an extra cost).
ACCOMMODATION
UPPER FLOOR
- Bedroom 1: Master bedroom with double bed, en-suite bathroom and terrace with sea views
GROUND FLOOR
- Living room
- Dining area
- Fully-equipped kitchen
BASEMENT
- Playroom with en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower and walk-in wardrobe. Can be used as either single or double beds on request at an additional cost.
- Guest WC
ADJACENT INDIVIDUAL BUNGALOWS
- Bedroom 2: Double bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
- Bedroom 3: Double bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
- Bedroom 4: Double bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
- Bedroom 5: Double bed and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
WHY WE LIKE IT: With its considered design, cactus-fringed pool and calm, slow-breathing rhythm, it offers a kind of luxury that’s quiet but deeply felt. Perfect for families or friends who want Paros at its most elemental.