A 700 m² villa above Perdika bay with eight elegantly appointed bedrooms with luxurious mattresses and fine linens — seven with their own spacious en-suite bathrooms, and one a children’s room that uses its parents’ bathroom — with a separate WC nearby. Twenty guests sleep comfortably across its levels.
Two inviting sitting areas in the main house — and a third living room in the pool house — plus a fully equipped kitchen with Nespresso machine and milk frother. Outside, the 14 × 7 m pool with jacuzzi and kiddie area, the stone pool bar and BBQ, and a full pool house with its own kitchen, fireplace, dining room and WC.
The heart of the estate: a 14-by-7-metre pool with its own jacuzzi and kiddie area, a real diving board, and the Saronic laid out behind the stone balustrade. Loungers and bean bags follow the sun around the terrace all day.
By the water, a stone-built bar with its own barbeque area and a full pool house — indoor sitting and dining room, a second fully equipped kitchen, a fireplace and a WC. Lunch never has to leave the water’s edge.
Two inviting sitting areas in the main house — one wrapped around the stone fireplace, one on the floor above — and a third living room across in the pool house. High wooden ceilings, warm light, and room for all twenty of you.
The conservatory dining room looks straight onto the pool through walls of glass — breakfast in full sunlight, long dinners as the garden lights come on. The checkerboard kitchen sits right beside it.
Eight elegantly appointed bedrooms, each furnished with a luxurious mattress, high-quality linens and ample closet space. Seven have their own spacious en-suite bathrooms; the eighth is a children’s room that uses its parents’ bathroom, with a separate WC nearby. Twenty guests, and nobody queues for a shower.
The covered veranda seats the whole table over the Saronic — sunset on the horizon, the pergola lights on, and the pool glowing below. The courtyards catch the quiet corners of the day.
Olives, citrus and flowers in every direction — free private parking at the gate, stone paths between the gardens, and the whole of Perdika bay below.
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