luxury real estate for sale Syros, Greece (page 2)

Located in Vaporia, Ermoupolis the most prestigious and sought-after district , this rare listed seafront mansion enjoys an extraordinary privilege: direct and exclusive access to the sea, a truly exceptional feature for a historic property. Built in 1830 and fully renovated in 2000, the property showcases a refined architectural blend of oriental influences and Syros iconic neoclassical style. High painted ceilings, generous proportions, and elegant interiors reflect the grandeur and timeless sophistication of the residence. The building comprises three levels. The top floor, an independent apartment, is not included in the sale. The mansion offers approximately 300 sq.m. of living space over two exclusive levels , served by an elevator for effortless access. Upper Level The main living level includes an entrance hall, spacious dining room, elegant living rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two additional bedrooms, and a shared bathroom. Both the living room and the master suite open onto a balcony with breathtaking sea views. Lower Level This level features a large double bedroom, a single bedroom, one bathroom, a storage room, and an additional multipurpose room, offering flexibility for guests or staff. Outdoor Areas The garden unfolds over multiple levels, with inviting seating and lounge areas, and leads directly to the seaoffering a unique and privileged seaside living experience. The lower garden level includes a spacious outdoor dining area, a kitchenette, and a guest WC, ideal for entertaining. The mansion is offered fully furnished, featuring exceptional antique pieces that preserve its authentic vintage character and timeless elegance. Price: 3,900,000

Invest in this sumptuous 200 m² villa nestled on a private 1,500 m² plot within the exclusive Seaside Resort and Villas, located on the idyllic west coast of the island of Syros, in Harasonas-Poseidonia. A property where contemporary luxury meets the timeless beauty of the Mediterranean, offering an unrivalled living experience and a rare investment opportunity for lovers of serenity and elegance. A Prestige Residence With its 5 spacious bedrooms and 5 elegantly appointed bathrooms, this villa represents the perfect blend of refinement and comfort. The living spaces, bathed in natural light, showcase a minimalist design sublimated by sleek, modern furnishings. Every detail has been carefully considered to create a warm yet sophisticated ambience. Enchanting exteriors and panoramic views The beautifully landscaped garden surrounds a private infinity pool that seems to merge with the horizon. From the terrace, enjoy spectacular views of the Aegean Sea and admire the breathtaking sunsets that illuminate the Syros coastline. An outdoor dining area has been set aside for unforgettable evenings with friends and family in an enchanting setting. Exclusive features - Interior surface area: 200 m² - Land area: 1,500 m² - Bedrooms : 5 - Bathrooms : 5 - Breathtaking sea views and magical sunsets - Private infinity pool - Landscaped garden and outdoor dining area - Secure parking An exceptional investment Ideally located in a quiet and prestigious environment, this property represents a rare opportunity for real estate investment in the Cyclades. Whether as a primary or secondary residence, or as a property with strong rental potential, this villa promises to satisfy the expectations of the most demanding buyers. Let yourself be seduced by this real estate gem and join the elite of exclusive residence owners on the island of Syros. Contact us today! For more information or to arrange a private viewing, contact Gadait International. Take advantage of our expertise in high-end real estate and discover this unique opportunity.

Occupying approximately 295,000 sqm (3,175,353 sq.ft.) on the northern coast of Syros, this exceptional waterfront holding extends across a substantial stretch of coastline overlooking Marmari Beach and the open Aegean. Positioned near Ano Meria, the property combines remarkable scale, direct access to the sea and a level of privacy rarely encountered within the Cyclades. The land unfolds across a varied coastal landscape, with gently rising elevations creating uninterrupted views over the surrounding bays and open water. Its size and configuration allow the coastline to remain the defining element of the property, while the changing topography creates multiple natural vantage points oriented towards the sea. Throughout the estate, the relationship between land and water remains immediate, with the shoreline forming a continuous presence across the property. The estate is divided into five separate development parcels — two of approximately 80,000 sqm, two of 47,000 sqm and one of 41,000 sqm. Each parcel benefits from sea views and direct access to the coast, while the scale of the overall holding allows for considerable separation between future buildings. The natural contours of the terrain support an architectural approach that can respond to the landscape, preserving privacy and maximising orientation towards the Aegean. Beyond its coastal position, the property benefits from several practical advantages that are increasingly uncommon in large land holdings. A natural water source exists within the estate, while connections to the island’s water and electricity networks remain possible. The presence of a private marble quarry provides the opportunity to source material directly from the land itself, allowing future development to maintain a close relationship with the geological character of the site. The estate presents significant flexibility for future use. Current planning provisions allow for five private residences of approximately 400 sqm each, creating the possibility for a discreet residential compound integrated into the wider landscape. Alternatively, the scale and configuration of the property support hospitality development, with approximately 59,000 sqm of potential commercial construction permitted under existing regulations. Syros occupies a distinctive position within the Cyclades, combining year-round infrastructure, maritime heritage and a more established rhythm of life than many neighbouring islands. Ermoupoli, the island’s capital, provides direct ferry connections to Athens and the wider Cyclades, while domestic flights link the island with Athens International Airport. What distinguishes this property most clearly is the scale of its coastline and the continuity of its waterfront position. Large coastal estates of this size are exceptionally rare within the Cyclades, particularly those capable of supporting multiple forms of development while maintaining privacy and direct access to the sea. As the light moves across the Aegean during the afternoon, the changing colours of the water become the defining feature of the landscape, extending uninterrupted towards the horizon.

In the historic centre of Ermoupolis, within one of the town’s most distinguished neoclassical neighbourhoods, Orchestra is a carefully restored 19th century residence that reflects the architectural character of Syros with remarkable integrity. Positioned among the marble streets and elegant façades that define the island’s capital, the property combines generous proportions, preserved period features and open views across the harbour and neighbouring Cycladic islands. Extending across 286 sqm (3,078 sq.ft.), the residence is currently arranged as two independent homes, while retaining a layout that allows it to function equally well as a single residence. Throughout the property, the architecture remains faithful to its original character, with high ceilings, balanced proportions and a natural flow between rooms that reflects the refinement of Ermoupolis during its most prosperous period. The interiors are defined by scale and light rather than decoration. Ceilings rise to four metres, while tall openings allow sunlight and sea air to move through the house during the day. Restored timber floors, decorative detailing and original architectural elements have been preserved with care, creating spaces that feel elegant without formality. Soft neutral tones respond naturally to the changing light, reinforcing the calm atmosphere throughout the residence. The lower level occupies a more private position within the house and is organised around a sheltered internal courtyard. This residence contains two bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms, creating a self-contained living environment with a quieter relationship to the surrounding town. The upper residence unfolds through a sequence of larger living spaces characterised by their proportions, ceiling heights and connection to the streetscape of Ermoupolis. The sense of volume and openness becomes increasingly apparent as the house rises through its levels, culminating in a flexible upper floor that can adapt to a variety of uses, whether as additional accommodation, a workspace or a private retreat. At rooftop level, the property establishes a direct visual connection with the wider landscape of the Cyclades. Views extend across the harbour, the historic town and the sea beyond, with neighbouring islands visible on the horizon. From this elevated position, the architectural rhythm of Ermoupolis unfolds below, while the changing light across the water becomes a constant presence throughout the day. The residence has been renovated with respect for its original architectural language while incorporating contemporary infrastructure, including central heating and updated building systems. Provision has also been made for the future installation of a lift, further enhancing long-term usability. Positioned within walking distance of Miaouli Square, the harbour and the cultural centre of Ermoupolis, Orchestra benefits from immediate access to the civic and social life that distinguishes Syros from many seasonal island destinations. Throughout the year, the town remains active and lived-in, providing a setting where historic architecture, everyday life and the sea continue to coexist with unusual balance. As evening settles across the harbour, the elevated views from the residence gradually shift from sea and sky to the illuminated façades of the town below.

This historic property is a rare gem which we are delighted to welcome on to the real estate market. Located in Ano Syros, its entrance is widely thought to date back to the late 12th, early 13th century, constructed as a fortress to protect inhabitants of the village against pirate attack. Perched on top of Ano Syros, directly underneath the Monastery of Saint George, its elevated position affords stunning sea views of neighboring islands. On clear days you can see far across the Aegean to Ikaria and Samos. Traditional Cycladic houses were typically built one on top of the other but this property is unique, inviting and secluded, assuring privacy for its residents. Adjoining the Old Monastery of the Jesuits, the multi-level terraces invite you to sit a while and relax, to be inspired by the feeling of harmony that will embrace you, as you slowly unwind. The interiors of this beautiful home exude traditional character, warmth and charm. The stone walls and stone arch in the living room take you back to a time gone by whilst at the same time all of today’s modern comforts slip discreetly into place. A surprisingly spacious property with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms this is somewhere that is large enough for families and cosy enough to enjoy alone. Perhaps with just a good book and the beauty of the surroundings for company. The village of Ano Syros is one of the best preserved traditional villages in the Aegean today. It has an enchanting appeal with its maze of whitewashed narrow streets which are a joy to wander through and catch glimpses of people going about their day. Delight at the wonderful aromas that fill the air as the locals prepare their daily meal, often before the sun has even risen in the sky. There are small tavernas, ouzeria , cafes and shops aplenty. Effortless dining with traditional home cooked food. Food simply prepared from age-old recipes. Living here is to go back to a time when life was more simple. Less complicated than the lives many of us lead today. This home will bring a sense of appreciation for a natural, slower pace of life. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

This stunning neoclassical detached house is a true gem, boasting an impressive 300 square meters of living space and situated on a spacious 4-acre plot (2 adjoining 2,000 square meter plots). Built in 1900 and renovated in 2016, this property seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. Spread across two levels, the house features six bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as an additional WC, ensuring plenty of space for a large family or group of friends. The ground floor comprises a spacious reception desk and music room, perfect for entertaining guests, as well as a fully equipped kitchen and two outdoor living areas - one at the front and one at the back of the house - ideal for enjoying the beautiful Greek weather. The property also includes several warehouses that could be converted into guesthouses, providing additional space for visitors or potentially generating rental income. There is also ample parking space for multiple vehicles. One of the highlights of this property is the empty cistern, which has the potential to be transformed into a stunning swimming pool, providing the perfect spot for cooling off during hot summer days. Located close to several beautiful beaches such as Komito, Agathopes, and Fetouri, this property is just 10km from Hermoupolis, the port, and airport, offering easy access to all that Syros has to offer. In summary, this neoclassical detached house is a truly exceptional property, offering a unique blend of historic charm and modern luxury, combined with ample space, potential rental income, and a prime location close to the beach and other amenities. Features • 6 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 1 WC • A/C • Office room • Storage rooms • Parking

Majestic Ambience occupies a commanding waterfront position above the bay of Finikas on the southwestern coast of Syros, with uninterrupted views across the Aegean and direct access to the shoreline below. Set within 5,400 sqm of grounds, the residence is distinguished by a neoclassical architectural language rarely found in the Cyclades, combining balanced proportions, symmetry and a strong relationship with the sea. Extending across approximately 550 sqm (5,920 sqft), the house is arranged to maximise its elevated position above the bay. The architecture draws on classical influences through its composition and detailing, while remaining closely connected to its coastal setting through large openings, expansive terraces and a layout that keeps the sea visible from nearly every principal room. The entrance leads into a sequence of reception spaces characterised by generous proportions, high ceilings and an abundance of natural light. Throughout the interiors, marble surfaces, refined detailing and carefully considered symmetry create a sense of permanence and elegance without feeling overly formal. Large windows frame the coastline beyond, ensuring the landscape remains an integral part of the experience of the house. The principal living areas are positioned along the seaward side of the residence, creating a natural connection between the interiors and the terraces overlooking the bay. The flow between rooms is open and intuitive, with each space oriented towards the water and designed to take advantage of the property's exceptional outlook. Light moves continuously through the house during the day, while the elevated position allows cooling sea air to circulate naturally through the interiors. Seven en-suite bedrooms are distributed across the residence, each benefiting from privacy and an open orientation towards the coastline. The accommodation follows the same architectural character as the principal living spaces, combining generous proportions with a calm and restrained palette. Several suites extend onto private terraces or balconies, strengthening the connection between the interior spaces and the surrounding seascape. The outdoor areas unfold across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the site. A large swimming pool occupies the principal terrace above the water, while covered and open-air areas create multiple vantage points from which to experience the changing character of the bay. The grounds soften the geometry of the architecture and reinforce the sense of privacy despite the property's proximity to Finikas. One of the defining qualities of the residence is its relationship with the coastline. The sheltered bay below provides a constantly changing maritime outlook, while the nearby marina offers convenient access to the wider Cyclades. From the upper levels of the house, views extend across the curve of the shoreline and the open sea beyond, creating a strong sense of connection to both the island and the surrounding waters. Although substantial in scale, the property retains a distinctly residential atmosphere. Its balanced architecture, waterfront position and seamless relationship between interior and exterior spaces create a residence that feels equally suited to extended summer living and year-round enjoyment. As evening settles across Finikas Bay, the sea gradually darkens to deep blue, while the coastline remains visible against the last light on the horizon.

Set directly above the shoreline of Agios Romanos on the western coast of Tinos, this waterfront residence occupies a private seafront plot with uninterrupted views across the Aegean towards Syros. Positioned to face the evening light, the house enjoys a rare relationship with both the sea and the beach, which is accessed directly from the property via a pathway descending towards the sand below. Constructed primarily from local Tinian stone, the architecture draws on the island’s traditional building language while maintaining a restrained and contemporary character. The residence is composed of simple volumes, sheltered outdoor spaces and carefully positioned openings that respond naturally to the landscape, the prevailing winds and the orientation towards the sea. Long horizontal lines reinforce the connection between the house and the coastline, allowing the architecture to sit comfortably within its surroundings. The principal living spaces unfold across the ground floor, where reception, dining and everyday living areas are arranged to maintain a continuous visual connection with the water. Large openings frame the sea throughout the interiors, while a central courtyard introduces natural light and encourages airflow through the house during the warmer months. Stone flooring, timber detailing and textured masonry create a sense of permanence and calm, with the changing daylight becoming an integral part of the interior atmosphere throughout the day. The kitchen is positioned adjacent to the dining area, remaining connected to the principal living spaces while retaining a degree of separation. Four bedrooms are arranged across the main level, each oriented towards private outdoor areas or sea views. A fifth en-suite bedroom is located on the lower level, alongside supporting spaces that allow the residence to function comfortably for extended periods throughout the year. Outdoor areas extend naturally from the interior spaces through a series of covered terraces and sheltered seating areas positioned to face the sea. The architecture maintains a strong sense of continuity between inside and outside, with movement through the property guided by the relationship between the built form, the terrain and the coastline beyond. The surrounding land remains informal and consistent with the character of the island, allowing the house to remain the natural extension of its setting rather than a separate intervention within it. From almost every principal space, the view remains open across the water towards Syros and the wider Aegean horizon. The west-facing orientation ensures that the changing light becomes a defining characteristic of the residence, with the sea remaining visually present throughout the day and into the evening. Despite its direct waterfront position and sense of seclusion, the property remains a short drive from Tinos Town, providing convenient access to the island’s harbour, villages, services and year-round life. The combination of absolute beachfront positioning, traditional materials and a carefully considered relationship with the landscape creates a residence that feels deeply connected to its coastal setting.

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Positioned within the rugged landscape of Tinos, this single-level residence occupies an expansive 28,000 sqm plot with open views towards the sea and the neighbouring island of Syros. The architecture follows the natural contours of the hillside, combining traditional Cycladic forms with local stone construction in a way that allows the house to sit comfortably within its surroundings rather than stand apart from them. The residence is arranged across a series of interconnected interior and exterior spaces, with each part of the house oriented towards the landscape and the wide horizon beyond. Its elevated position creates a constant visual connection to the sea, while the surrounding terrain provides both privacy and a strong sense of immersion within the island’s natural environment. Inside, the atmosphere is calm and understated. Pale surfaces, exposed timber ceilings and carefully positioned openings create interiors that feel bright yet sheltered throughout the day. The principal living spaces are organised to maintain a continuous relationship with the exterior, allowing natural light, views and airflow to become integral elements of the experience of the house. A recently renovated kitchen incorporates authentic green Tinian marble, introducing a material closely associated with the island’s architectural heritage. The five en-suite bedrooms are arranged to provide privacy and independence while remaining connected to the wider composition of the residence. Each bedroom opens directly to the exterior, reinforcing the fluid relationship between the interior spaces and the surrounding landscape. Throughout the property, the layout encourages movement between sheltered areas, open terraces and quieter corners positioned across the site. Outdoor living forms an essential part of the architecture. The house extends naturally into a sequence of terraces and open-air spaces designed to respond to the orientation, views and climate of the island. A long swimming pool is positioned to face the western horizon, while the surrounding areas are organised to take advantage of shade, sea breezes and the changing character of the light throughout the day. Despite its sense of seclusion, the property remains well connected to the island, located approximately 15 minutes from Chora and within easy reach of nearby villages and beaches. The scale of the land, the careful integration of the architecture into the hillside and the uninterrupted views across the sea create a residence that feels closely tied to the landscape of Tinos. As the afternoon light moves across the island, the contours of the terrain gradually soften, while the horizon remains open towards Syros and the wider Cycladic seascape.

Set into the hillside landscape of Porto Pyrgos in northern Tinos, this recently renovated property unfolds as a small Cycladic compound overlooking the sea toward Mykonos and the neighbouring coastline of Tinos. Positioned on approximately 5,000 sqm of land and arranged across three independent buildings, the residence combines privacy, simplicity and a strong connection to the island’s dry, sculptural terrain. Whitewashed volumes, stone-built walls and paved courtyards follow the natural contours of the site, creating a sequence of outdoor spaces that feel both open and protected from the wind. The architecture remains intentionally restrained, allowing the changing light and expansive views to define the atmosphere of the property throughout the day. The principal house forms the centre of the estate, organised around a spacious open-plan living and dining area connected directly to the outdoor terraces and pool. Large openings frame the surrounding landscape, while muted natural tones, built-in seating and simple materials reflect the quiet character of traditional Cycladic interiors interpreted in a contemporary way. The kitchen is fully integrated into the living space and positioned to maintain uninterrupted views outward toward the sea and surrounding hills. A shaded pergola extends the living areas outdoors, creating a natural transition between interior and exterior spaces. The pool terrace sits slightly elevated within the property, with open views across the island landscape and toward the water beyond. During the afternoon, the stone paving retains the warmth of the sun while the pergola casts narrow shifting shadows across the seating areas. The second building functions as an independent studio residence, arranged as a generous open space with sleeping quarters, bathroom and direct access to its own outdoor area and plunge pool. The interiors follow the same architectural language as the main house, combining soft whites, pale flooring and dark-framed openings that sharpen the contrast with the surrounding landscape. The third building has been designed as a more secluded guest retreat, compact and self-contained, with carefully framed mountain and sea views from both the bedroom and bathroom spaces. Built-in elements and minimal decoration maintain a sense of calm and simplicity throughout. Across the estate, the positioning of the buildings allows for privacy between each structure while preserving visual continuity toward the horizon. Low vegetation, dry stone details and native planting soften the edges of the property without interrupting the openness of the terrain. The elevated setting encourages natural airflow throughout the compound, particularly during the warmer summer months. As evening falls, the white volumes gradually take on the softer colours of the sky, while discreet lighting begins to illuminate the pathways and terraces. From the outdoor seating areas, the distant lights across the water appear slowly against the darkening landscape, with the silence of the hillside interrupted only by the wind moving through the stone terraces.

Kefi is positioned within the hillside landscape of Tinos, where stone-built settlements, terraced terrain and open views across the Aegean define the character of the island. Part of a carefully conceived residential enclave, the property draws from the architectural traditions of Tinos while introducing a more contemporary sense of space, light and comfort. Built predominantly from local stone and designed to follow the natural contours of the site, the residence feels rooted in its surroundings, responding naturally to the landscape rather than standing apart from it. The approach unfolds gradually through the hillside, where the architecture reveals itself as a series of interconnected volumes arranged across different levels. Thick stone walls, shaded transitions and carefully positioned openings create a strong sense of shelter while maintaining uninterrupted views towards the sea. The composition reflects the enduring simplicity of Tinian architecture, adapted for contemporary living through a greater openness between interior and exterior spaces. Inside, the principal living areas are arranged as a fluid and light-filled environment that connects naturally to the surrounding terraces. The open-plan layout brings together the main gathering spaces within a restrained palette of stone, plaster and timber, creating interiors that feel calm, tactile and closely connected to the landscape beyond. Large openings frame views across the hillside and sea, while natural light moves through the house throughout the day, softening the textures of the materials and reinforcing the sense of tranquillity. Accommodation is arranged across two levels, creating a balance between connection and privacy. The principal suite occupies a privileged position with direct access to outdoor living spaces and open views across the surrounding landscape. Three additional en-suite bedrooms are positioned on the lower level, where their relationship with the terrain creates naturally sheltered interiors. A secondary living area on this floor provides a quieter retreat within the overall composition of the house, particularly suited to longer stays or visiting guests. Outdoor living is integrated into the architecture rather than treated as a separate element. Terraces unfold across multiple levels of the site, following the natural topography and extending the living spaces into the landscape. The positioning of the house allows views to remain the dominant feature, with the changing light across the Aegean shaping the atmosphere from morning through evening. The orientation also benefits from the island’s prevailing breezes, creating a comfortable relationship between the built spaces and the surrounding environment throughout the warmer months. Beyond the private residence, the wider enclave reflects the cultural heritage of Tinos through the preservation of historic structures and the continuity of traditional architectural forms. These shared spaces contribute to a sense of place that feels established and authentic, reinforcing the connection between the development and the island’s long-standing traditions. Located within easy reach of Chora while maintaining a strong sense of seclusion, Kefi combines privacy, sea views and architecture deeply informed by its setting. The surrounding landscape remains remarkably preserved, lending the property a quieter and more grounded character that reflects the enduring appeal of Tinos itself. As evening light settles across the hillside, the stone architecture and the sea beyond become part of the same continuous landscape.

Set directly on the shoreline at Agios Sostis on the southeastern coast of Tinos, this waterfront estate occupies a 4,000 sqm plot with an immediate and uninterrupted relationship to the sea. Positioned along a gently curving stretch of coastline, the property combines the architectural traditions of the Cyclades with a setting defined by open Aegean views and direct access to the beach. The residence extends across approximately 592 sqm and is arranged to maximise privacy while maintaining a continuous connection to the surrounding landscape. Whitewashed volumes, natural stone and exposed timber elements reflect the architectural character of the island, while the layout allows the sea to remain visible from almost every principal space. Throughout the house, large openings frame the coastline and draw natural light deep into the interiors, creating a calm and understated atmosphere. The main living areas unfold through a series of interconnected spaces that balance openness with a sense of intimacy. Traditional architectural details, including stone arches, timber ceilings and built-in elements, provide texture and authenticity without overwhelming the simplicity of the design. The flow between reception areas, dining spaces and the private accommodation is natural and unforced, allowing the house to function equally well as a seasonal retreat or a year-round residence. Six en-suite bedrooms are distributed throughout the property to ensure both comfort and independence. Several open directly onto private outdoor areas, while others enjoy elevated views across the bay and the surrounding landscape. The architecture prioritises proportion, natural materials and orientation, allowing each room to maintain its own connection to the sea and light. Outdoor living forms an integral part of the estate. Broad terraces extend towards the shoreline, creating a gradual transition between the house and the coast. Covered and open-air spaces are positioned to respond to the movement of the sun and the prevailing island breezes, while the arrangement of the property allows for multiple vantage points towards the water throughout the day. Agios Sostis is one of the most sought-after coastal areas of Tinos, appreciated for its natural beauty, clear waters and relaxed atmosphere. Traditional villages, tavernas and the island’s main town remain within easy reach, while the setting retains a strong sense of privacy and connection to the landscape. The direct waterfront position, generous scale and enduring architectural character create a property that feels deeply rooted in its surroundings. As the light softens across the bay in the evening, the sea remains the defining presence, extending uninterrupted beyond the shoreline.

The peninsula road narrows as you arrive at Pezula, the dry-stone walls and open rock giving way to an organised quiet — a handful of houses set apart across 115,000 sqm of Mykonian hillside, each on its own plot, each turned toward the sea. The house of 210 sqm stands on 4,000 sqm of its own ground, low and white against the slope. The pool sits at the edge of the plot, its infinity line level with the open Aegean, with the scattered outlines of the Cyclades visible on the horizon. The outdoor terraces extend around it, arranged for both shade and sun across the day. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms are arranged across two floors — three on the upper level and a guest suite below. The interiors are furnished throughout with bespoke pieces and curated art, the finishes consistent from room to room, the overall tone quiet and considered. Age-old donkey paths meander through the peninsula, restored and in use, connecting the houses to a series of sandy coves. The nearest beach is 150 metres from the house on foot. Designed and built by one of Greece’s leading architectural practices, the house combines contemporary comfort with the materials and character of the island. The surrounding landscape opens onto an extensive network of trails connecting villages, centuries-old windmills, dovecotes, abandoned monasteries, and coves. Close by is Kardiani, an enchanting village, celebrated for its authentic atmosphere, marble craftsmanship, and vibrant local culture. Tinos offers a lifestyle rich in authenticity, where dramatic mountain scenery, terraced hillsides, and crystal-clear waters create one of the most captivating destinations in the Aegean. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

Embraced by the landscape of Agios Sostis, Aerienne seems to hover between land and sky — a place where light, horizon, and architecture exist in effortless harmony. From its tranquil vantage point, the villa gazes across the Aegean toward Tinos town, Mykonos, and the distant silhouettes of neighbouring islands. With its southwest orientation, it is blessed by luminous sunsets that bathe the hills and sea in a warm, golden glow. Set on a 4,200 sq.m. plot, with an adjacent parcel offering further building potential, the villa spans approximately 350 sq.m. across three levels, masterfully balancing Cycladic authenticity with contemporary refinement. Whitewashed forms, stone walls, and open interiors frame unbroken views of sea and horizon, creating an atmosphere of calm sophistication. The main entrance opens into a welcoming dining area enclosed by natural stone and picture windows that capture the shifting light of the Aegean. An open-plan kitchen and spacious living room with a fireplace form the heart of the home, combining comfort with understated elegance. On this level, the primary bedroom offers privacy, warmth, and views that stretch beyond the imagination. Where architecture becomes atmosphere, and simplicity becomes grace. The upper level hosts an en suite bedroom opening onto a vast veranda — an intimate stage for sunrise and starlight, where the panorama unfolds in breathtaking clarity. The lower level includes three generous en suite bedrooms, a secondary sitting area, and utility spaces, offering effortless accommodation for family and guests. Within the villa’s grounds, a recently renovated guest house provides independence and tranquility, designed in the same spirit of refined simplicity. Outdoors, a barbecue area and shaded terrace invite slow, sun-drenched afternoons and convivial evenings overlooking the sea’s endless shimmer. With its exceptional views, harmonious architecture, and potential for expansion, Aérienne is a rare retreat that embodies the soul of Tinos — timeless, poetic, and profoundly serene. A home that captures not only the island’s light, but its quiet magic. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

Villa Litha occupies a privileged position on the western side of Tinos, overlooking Agios Petros Beach and Kalivia Bay with uninterrupted south-western views across the Aegean. Currently under construction and scheduled for completion before summer 2026, the residence has been conceived as a natural extension of the landscape, following the contours of the hillside through a composition of low volumes, natural stone and planted terraces. Rather than standing apart from its surroundings, the architecture is designed to settle quietly into the terrain, responding to the scale, colours and character of the island. Set within a private estate of 7,400 sqm (79,653 sq.ft.), the property unfolds across a series of interconnected indoor and outdoor spaces arranged to maximise privacy, shelter and sea views. The approach is deliberately understated, with the house emerging gradually from the hillside rather than revealing itself all at once. From its elevated position, the coastline opens towards the horizon, while the surrounding landscape creates a strong sense of seclusion. The principal living areas are organised around the sea, with a restrained architectural language that emphasises proportion, natural materials and light. Full-height openings frame the views and create a direct relationship between the interior spaces and the terraces beyond. The open-plan layout allows the living, dining and kitchen areas to flow naturally together, while recessed verandas and deep overhangs provide shade and help moderate the island climate throughout the warmer months. Light moves gently through the interiors during the day, changing the character of the spaces as the sun shifts across the western horizon. Accommodation is distributed between the main residence and a separate guesthouse, allowing flexibility while preserving privacy across the estate. The bedrooms continue the same calm and understated design approach found throughout the property, with carefully positioned openings capturing views of either the sea or the protected courtyards integrated into the landscape. The architecture prioritises simplicity, natural materials and a strong connection to the setting, creating spaces that feel closely tied to the island itself. A distinctive aspect of the property is the independent guesthouse, positioned within a separate part of the estate and inspired by the simple forms traditionally found in the rural landscape of Tinos. Integrated into the terrain and constructed using local materials, it functions as a quiet extension of the main residence while maintaining a consistent architectural identity throughout the property. Outdoor spaces form an integral part of the overall design. Terraces, courtyards and sheltered areas are arranged to create a sequence of environments that respond to different times of day, levels of privacy and changing weather conditions. The infinity pool is positioned to reinforce the visual connection with the sea, while the surrounding spaces benefit from both openness towards the horizon and protection from the prevailing summer winds. Stone retaining walls and carefully considered levels allow the architecture to work with the hillside rather than against it. Despite its peaceful setting, Villa Litha remains within easy reach of Kardiani, nearby beaches and Tinos Town. The property balances accessibility with privacy, presenting a contemporary interpretation of Cycladic living shaped by landscape, climate and a direct relationship with the sea. Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa Programme and the Greek Non-Dom Programme.

Set on a terraced hillside overlooking the western coastline of Tinos, Lumina is a property shaped by the contours of the land and the character of the island itself. Dry stone walls, native planting and uninterrupted sea views define the setting, while a composition of low-built volumes follows the natural topography rather than imposing upon it. The elevated position creates a constant visual connection with the Aegean, with the changing light becoming one of the defining features of the property throughout the day. Approached through a sequence of landscaped pathways and sheltered courtyards, the residence has been carefully integrated into the slope. The architecture combines the restraint of traditional Cycladic forms with a softer contemporary expression, using local stone, natural materials and simple geometric lines to establish a strong relationship between the built environment and the surrounding landscape. From almost every part of the property, the eye is drawn towards the sea and the neighbouring islands beyond. Extending across approximately 379 sqm (4,079 sq.ft.), the property is currently arranged as a boutique hospitality retreat, with eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms distributed across a collection of independent accommodation spaces and shared living areas. The layout allows for flexibility between private residential use and hospitality operations, while preserving a sense of privacy and autonomy throughout the estate. The interiors continue the same architectural language of simplicity and texture. Stone flooring, limewashed surfaces, exposed timber elements and carefully proportioned openings create spaces that feel calm and naturally suited to the climate of the Cyclades. Large openings frame the surrounding landscape while encouraging natural airflow through the property, reducing the distinction between interior and exterior spaces during the warmer months. Positioned along the edge of the hillside, the principal outdoor areas are oriented towards the western horizon and the open sea beyond. Terraces unfold across multiple levels of the site, creating a variety of spaces that respond to different times of day while maintaining uninterrupted views across the landscape. The relationship between the built areas and the terrain remains consistent throughout, allowing the property to feel connected to the hillside rather than separated from it. The surrounding grounds have been designed to respond naturally to the dry climate of Tinos, with native planting and low-maintenance landscaping integrated into the existing topography. The elevated setting provides both privacy and natural ventilation, while the villages of Kardiani and Pyrgos, together with several of the island’s most appealing beaches, remain within easy reach. The scale of the property, the flexibility of its layout and its close relationship with the landscape create a residence equally suited to private use, hospitality operations or a wellness-focused retreat. As the afternoon light moves across the hillside, the colours of the stone, sea and sky gradually soften, reinforcing the quiet character that defines this part of western Tinos. Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Programme.

A charming house in an idyllic setting in Agios Ioannis, Tinos. The property offers a total surface area of 244sq.m., set on a 3,754sq.m. plot and arranged over 3 levels. The main residence features an open-plan living area with fireplace, dining area and kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 of which have balconies with sea views, and 2 bathrooms. The levels are connected by an internal staircase. The lower level comprises 2 fully independent guest houses, each with a living area, kitchen, 1 bedroom, bathroom and a private veranda with a sitting area. Large covered and sheltered terraces on each level enjoy beautiful views over the Aegean Sea and the neighboring islands. An appealing choice for both private use and investment on the beautiful island of Tinos.

A Refined Retreat in Tinos - Archello AwardsRecognized Architecture Located in one of Tinos most sought-after locations, this newly built villa redefines luxury living. Completed in 2024 and set on an expansive nearly 8,000 sqm plot, this exceptional property offers unobstructed, panoramic views of Tinos, the surrounding Cycladic islands, and the endless blue of the Aegean Seacompletely free from visual disturbances like power lines or unfinished buildings. Conceived as an answer to a rare questionhow to inhabit beauty without disturbing itthe home becomes one with its landscape: discreet, respectful, and deeply rooted in its surroundings. Stone walls and sunken courtyards shelter the interiors from the wind while welcoming natural light. To the south, the horizon opens to Syros, Mykonos, Delos, Naxos, Paros, and Sifnos in a continuous sweep of uninterrupted sea and sky. A long canopy stretches above the living space, marking the houses presence without imposing on the land. The architecture is minimal yet thoughtful, where courtyards, shadows, and a narrow lap pool compose a continuous dialogue between earth, sea, and light. Notably, the villa has been recognized by the Archello Awards 2024 longlist in the category House of the Year (rural) Medium (150300 sqm)a distinction celebrating standout contemporary residential design. Spanning 240 sqm all on a single level, the villa blends understated sophistication with thoughtful design. The layout includes two spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a guest WC, a luminous open-plan living area, a fully equipped kitchen, a walk-in pantry, Every element has been curated for comfort and performance from the heated pool and outdoor shower in the master suite, electric car charging facility to high-end amenities like Japanese smart toilets. Unique art pieces, including works by internationally acclaimed Japanese street artist Aiko, add a distinctive cultural flair to the space. There is also additional building potential, with the possibility to construct an extra 140 sqm on the land. This is not just a house it is a refined expression of inhabiting the Cycladic landscape with care, elegance, and meaning.