Positioned on Corfu’s sought-after north-east coast, Ortensia is an off-plan residence designed to sit quietly within its landscape, combining contemporary architecture with the softer textures and materials of the island. Surrounded by olive trees and overlooking the Ionian Sea, the property has been conceived as a series of interconnected indoor and outdoor spaces where light, openness, and privacy remain central throughout.
The villa extends across approximately 446 sqm and is arranged to maximise the sea views from its principal living areas and terraces. Low horizontal lines, natural stone walls, and broad overhangs allow the architecture to settle naturally into the hillside terrain, while extensive glazing frames the coastline and draws daylight deep into the interiors throughout the day.
Arrival to the property is gradual, with landscaped terraces and planted pathways leading toward the main entrance. Inside, the atmosphere is calm and restrained, defined by soft neutral tones, natural stone surfaces, pale timber detailing, and carefully integrated lighting. The open-plan living and dining spaces connect directly to the exterior through wide floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, allowing the sea views to remain present from almost every angle of the house.
The kitchen has been designed as part of the main living environment rather than a separate functional room, with clean-lined cabinetry, integrated appliances, and large preparation surfaces finished in natural materials. Several lounge areas are distributed throughout the residence, creating quieter corners away from the principal entertaining spaces. In one sheltered courtyard, a glazed pergola filters the afternoon light across built-in seating and planted greenery, creating a more intimate outdoor retreat protected from the summer wind.
The six en-suite bedrooms are planned with an emphasis on privacy and natural light. Large openings orient the rooms toward the surrounding gardens or sea views, while the bathrooms continue the same restrained material palette of textured stone, soft plaster finishes, and warm timber accents. Several suites include direct access to terraces or private outdoor seating areas, reinforcing the connection between the interior spaces and the landscape beyond.
Outdoors, the villa unfolds across a sequence of terraces and platforms designed for different moments throughout the day. The principal infinity pool stretches toward the horizon line, positioned to capture uninterrupted views across the Ionian Sea, while a secondary plunge pool creates a quieter space closer to the house. Shaded dining and lounge areas sit beneath deep overhangs and pergolas, allowing the exterior spaces to remain comfortable during the height of summer. At sunset, the terraces face the changing colours across the water and distant coastline.
The property has been designed to support year-round living, with central heating, integrated climate systems, and high-specification construction throughout. As an off-plan residence, Ortensia also allows for a degree of personalisation in finishes and detailing, giving future owners the opportunity to adapt elements of the interior aesthetic to their preferences while maintaining the architectural integrity of the project.
Located close to the coves and waterfront villages of Corfu’s north-east coast, the villa balances privacy with access to the island’s most established coastal areas. The setting remains peaceful, shaped by olive groves, stone terraces, and the clarity of the Ionian light.
Features include infinity pool, plunge pool, landscaped terraces, outdoor dining areas, central heating, BBQ area, sea views, parking, and extensive indoor-outdoor living spaces.
Scheduled for completion within approximately 18 months from contract signing. CGI images are indicative of the final design.
Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Programme.

Villa with garden and terraceCorfu (Greece)
Price :
$2,675,300
($5,998 / m²)
Surface446 m²bedrooms6 bathrooms7 land2,959 m²

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