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Set above the Ionian shoreline on the northern coast of Zakynthos, this stone-built residence combines the architectural character of the island with a contemporary approach to space and light. Positioned close to the port of Agios Nikolaos and within walking distance of the sea, the property enjoys uninterrupted views across the water, with the coastline unfolding directly below. Arranged across two levels, the villa spans 133 sqm (1,431 sq.ft.) on a 1,000 sqm (10,764 sq.ft.) plot. Natural stone forms the defining architectural element throughout, complemented by timber detailing and a restrained palette of neutral materials that create a calm and cohesive atmosphere. The design balances traditional forms with clean contemporary lines, allowing the house to feel connected to its setting while remaining bright and open throughout. The principal living spaces are organised within an open-plan layout that brings together the kitchen, dining area and sitting room beneath exposed timber ceilings. Large openings frame the sea and draw natural light deep into the interior, while the material palette of stone, wood and pale surfaces reinforces a sense of simplicity and permanence. The arrangement of the spaces encourages an easy connection with the terraces beyond, allowing the house to respond naturally to its coastal setting. Three bedrooms are distributed across the villa, each continuing the same architectural language of natural materials and understated detailing. Several rooms open directly onto private terraces or balconies facing the sea, extending the living spaces outdoors and maintaining a constant visual connection with the landscape. The bathrooms are designed with the same restrained approach, combining contemporary finishes with materials that complement the character of the stone-built structure. Outdoor areas are arranged across a series of terraces that follow the natural gradient of the site and take full advantage of the elevated position above the coastline. The swimming pool occupies the principal terrace facing the sea, while additional outdoor spaces create a variety of settings that respond to different times of day and changing light conditions. The relationship between the house and the surrounding terrain feels considered and balanced, allowing the architecture to sit comfortably within the hillside rather than apart from it. The elevated position ensures uninterrupted sea views while preserving a sense of privacy, and the orientation captures both the clarity of the morning light and the softer tones that settle across the Ionian later in the day. As evening approaches, the coastline gradually recedes into shadow while the horizon remains illuminated across the water, reinforcing the strong connection between the property and its setting.

Set on an elevated hillside above Agia Efimia, Camara is an off-plan residence designed as a contemporary interpretation of Mediterranean island architecture. Positioned on a 4,167 sqm (44,853 sqft) plot, the property commands uninterrupted 180-degree views across the Ionian Sea, with its architecture carefully shaped to respond to the contours of the land and the openness of the surrounding landscape. The residence has been conceived as a series of interconnected volumes that follow the natural topography rather than impose upon it. Low stone walls, sheltered courtyards and shaded transitional spaces create a gradual progression through the property, while arched openings and carefully framed sightlines maintain a constant visual connection with the sea. The architecture balances clean contemporary forms with a material palette rooted in the character of Kefalonia, combining textured plaster, natural stone, timber detailing and terracotta elements that soften the relationship between the built structure and its setting. At its centre, the principal living spaces are arranged to face the horizon, with expansive openings allowing natural light to move through the interiors throughout the day. The design prioritises openness and simplicity, creating a seamless relationship between the internal spaces and the terraces beyond. High ceilings introduce volume without sacrificing warmth, while the restrained palette of stone, timber and natural finishes allows the landscape to remain the dominant presence within the home. The residence will comprise six en-suite bedrooms distributed between the main house and an independent guest house positioned discreetly within the grounds. Each suite has been planned to maintain privacy while preserving open sea views and a direct relationship with the surrounding landscape. Throughout the property, the architectural language remains consistent, combining natural materials and soft textures with a calm and understated aesthetic. Outdoor spaces have been integrated as a continuation of the architecture rather than separate recreational areas. Broad terraces extend towards the view, creating a sequence of open and sheltered spaces that respond to different times of day and changing conditions. The orientation of the property maximises natural light and prevailing breezes, while the arrangement of the built volumes provides protection from exposure without interrupting the openness of the site. The wider grounds have been designed to preserve the natural character of the hillside, allowing the residence to sit comfortably within its environment. Mediterranean planting and carefully considered landscaping reinforce the connection between the architecture and the terrain, ensuring that the scale of the property remains balanced within the wider landscape. Agia Efimia remains one of Kefalonia’s most established harbour villages, known for its protected bay, sailing culture and easy access to the island’s eastern coastline. From the elevated position of the property, the harbour, nearby coves and the wider Ionian landscape remain within view, while the setting itself preserves a strong sense of privacy and tranquillity. As the light shifts across the water during the afternoon, the changing colours of the Ionian become an integral part of the experience of the house, with the sea remaining the defining feature of the landscape from every principal space.

Set amidst the peaceful landscape of northern Mykonos, Aetheria presents a captivating blend of scale, style, and uninterrupted views reaching across the Aegean and the iconic whitewashed silhouette of Mykonos Town. Tucked away in peaceful surroundings, this exceptional residence spans three levels and was meticulously renovated in 2024, seamlessly blending traditional Cycladic charm with contemporary sophistication. Designed as two semi-independent yet seamlessly connected living units, Aetheria spans approximately 700 sq.m. and includes a total of nine bedrooms. Expansive reception areas, inviting lounges, and multiple indoor and outdoor dining spaces create an atmosphere of understated elegance and versatility. The interiors are bright and cohesive, with soft tones, handcrafted decorative features, and custom furnishings enhancing the calm and natural flow of each space. A sculptural partition adds artistic flair, while the open-plan kitchen—finished with clean lines and integrated appliances—offers a refined setting for everyday living or entertaining. This meticulously renovated sanctuary defines island elegance, inviting you to indulge in sweeping views and a serene, private retreat just moments from Mykonos Town. Outdoors, the design is equally thoughtful. A striking infinity pool merges visually with the sea, framed by built-in sun loungers, shaded pergolas, and spacious terraces that invite uninterrupted enjoyment of the surrounding vistas—from the nearby coastline to passing yachts on the horizon. Arranged across a 4,000 sq.m. landscaped plot and sold together with the adjoining land plot, the total size reaches 8,169 sq.m., offering not only enhanced privacy but also valuable additional building capacity, an increasingly rare advantage on the island. Aetheria comes with discreetly integrated storage, adding a practical touch that makes it ideal for either seasonal escapes or permanent residency. Offered fully furnished and move-in ready, it represents an exceptional opportunity in a truly privileged and peaceful Mykonos setting—only minutes from the lively town, yet immersed in nature and open sky. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

Villa La Rossa is a late 19th century residence positioned within private grounds overlooking the Ionian Sea, just moments from the historic centre of Corfu Town. Originally designed by an English architect and fully renovated in 2018, the property combines the proportions and symmetry of European neoclassical architecture with details characteristic of Corfu’s Venetian and Ionian heritage. The result is a residence that reflects the island’s layered cultural history while functioning comfortably as a contemporary home. Set within mature landscaped grounds, the villa enjoys an elevated position that secures open sea views from much of the house while maintaining a strong sense of privacy. The terracotta-coloured façade, arched openings and traditional shutters establish an immediate connection to Corfu’s architectural character, while the scale and proportions of the building create a presence that feels both elegant and restrained within its surroundings. Arranged across three levels, the interiors preserve the architectural integrity of the original residence while incorporating modern infrastructure and contemporary comforts. High ceilings, generous openings and well-balanced room proportions create a sense of light and volume throughout. Original architectural elements have been carefully retained and restored, allowing the character of the period building to remain central to the experience of the house. The principal reception areas are positioned to benefit from natural light and sea views, with a layout that supports both formal and everyday living. Rather than relying on decorative excess, the interiors draw their character from proportion, craftsmanship and the relationship between the rooms and the landscape beyond. Soft natural light moves through the house throughout the day, reinforcing the calm atmosphere that defines the property. Six bedrooms and six bathrooms are distributed across the residence, providing a balance between private accommodation and shared living spaces. The upper levels enjoy particularly open views across the Ionian coastline, while other rooms overlook the gardens and grounds, creating a quieter and more sheltered outlook. Throughout the house, the connection to the sea remains a constant presence without overwhelming the sense of privacy. The grounds extend around the villa through a series of terraces and landscaped areas that gradually unfold towards the sea-facing side of the property. The arrangement of the outdoor spaces allows the residence to remain closely connected to its setting while preserving the character of a private estate. Mature planting softens the architecture and provides natural screening throughout the grounds, creating a setting that feels established and enduring rather than newly created. Its location places the property within easy reach of Corfu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while remaining removed from the activity of the town itself. Restaurants, cafés, cultural venues and everyday amenities are all readily accessible, yet the atmosphere within the grounds remains notably private. As evening light settles across the Ionian, the sea becomes the defining element of the outlook, reinforcing the quiet relationship between the residence, its setting and the coastline beyond.

Phineas occupies an elevated position on the northern coastline of Kefalonia, overlooking the Ionian Sea with open views towards the dramatic coastline surrounding Myrtos Bay. Oriented entirely towards the water, the property takes full advantage of its setting, with uninterrupted sea views extending across the horizon and a strong visual connection to the surrounding landscape from almost every part of the house. Constructed in local stone and finished with pale timber detailing, the architecture draws on the character of traditional Ionian houses while embracing the openness expected of a contemporary coastal residence. The approach unfolds gradually through the hillside setting, with the sea becoming increasingly present as the property comes into view. Once inside, the relationship between the house and the coastline remains constant, with large openings framing the water and bringing natural light deep into the interiors throughout the day. The principal living spaces are arranged around a bright and open central volume, where double-height ceilings enhance the sense of scale while maintaining a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. A palette of pale stone, painted timber and soft neutral tones reflects the colours of the surrounding landscape, creating interiors that feel calm, understated and closely connected to their setting. The layout allows the living, dining and kitchen areas to flow naturally together while remaining oriented towards the sea. The villa accommodates four bedrooms, each positioned to benefit from natural light and views across the coastline. Several open directly onto terraces or balconies facing the water, while the overall arrangement of the accommodation ensures a sense of privacy and separation between the rooms. A self-contained guest suite sits independently from the main residence, providing additional accommodation while maintaining the same architectural language and relationship to the landscape. Outdoor spaces form a natural extension of the house. Broad terraces follow the contours of the site, creating a series of connected areas that remain focused on the sea views beyond. The swimming pool occupies a prominent position overlooking the coastline, while covered and open-air terraces allow the exterior spaces to be used comfortably throughout the day. The transition between interior and exterior living is handled with simplicity, allowing the setting itself to remain the dominant feature. The architecture sits comfortably within its surroundings, using local materials and restrained detailing to establish a sense of permanence within the landscape. Stone, timber and natural finishes create continuity between the house and its environment, while the elevated position captures both the sea breeze and the changing light across the Ionian throughout the day. Although peaceful and private, the property remains within easy reach of Fiskardo and the northern villages of Kefalonia, as well as several of the island’s most celebrated beaches and coves. The result is a residence defined by its relationship with the sea, its elevated position above the coastline and the quiet rhythm of life on the northern edge of the island.

Positioned on the northern coast of Zakynthos near Agios Nikolaos, this private estate extends across 7,500 sqm of landscaped grounds overlooking the Ionian Sea. Surrounded by olive trees, cypress and stone terraces built into the natural slope of the land, the property consists of two independent villas designed in a restrained interpretation of traditional Ionian architecture. Local stone, timber detailing and pale rendered surfaces allow the buildings to sit naturally within the landscape, while uninterrupted views stretch across the coastline towards the mountains of Kefalonia in the distance. The estate unfolds gradually through planted pathways and terraces that connect the two houses while preserving a strong sense of privacy between them. From almost every outdoor space, the sea remains visible below, and the positioning of the villas allows the changing light and movement of the coastline to become a constant presence throughout the day. The principal villa centres around an open-plan arrangement of living, dining and kitchen spaces facing directly towards the water. Exposed timber ceilings and pale stone walls create a calm, grounded atmosphere, while broad openings frame the sea and allow natural light to move softly through the interiors. The architecture remains deliberately understated, using natural materials and restrained finishes that respond closely to the character of the island rather than imposing upon it. The bedrooms are arranged to maintain privacy and direct connection to the surrounding landscape, with views extending either across the gardens or towards the sea. Throughout the house, the material palette remains consistent, combining stone textures, timber surfaces and muted tones that feel cool and tactile during the summer months. The second villa follows the same architectural language on a slightly more intimate scale, functioning as a fully independent guest residence with its own pool terrace and shaded outdoor living areas. Large openings throughout both houses maintain a close relationship between the interiors and exterior terraces, while the thickness of the stone walls and careful orientation of the buildings help regulate temperature naturally during the warmer season. Outdoor spaces unfold between paved courtyards, pergolas and planted terraces that step gently down the hillside. Two swimming pools face directly towards the sea, positioned to preserve open views while maintaining privacy between the residences. Covered dining areas and built-in outdoor kitchens are integrated directly into the architecture, continuing the same restrained material language throughout the estate. As evening approaches, the changing light settles across the stone façades and timber ceilings, while the coastline below gradually softens into shadow and the sea reflects the last silver tones of the day. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Programme.

Set on a hillside above the coastline near Myrtos Beach, Avalon is a contemporary residence that combines open sea views with a strong sense of privacy on the northern coast of Kefalonia. Built into the terrain using natural stone and clean architectural lines, the property follows the contours of the landscape while facing directly towards the Ionian Sea and the rugged coastline beyond. The approach passes through a quiet residential setting before opening onto expansive coastal views. The architecture balances contemporary design with materials that reflect the character of the island, creating a residence that feels naturally connected to its surroundings. Throughout the day, shifting light and changing sea colours become an integral part of the atmosphere within the house. The approximately 170 sqm (1,830 sq.ft.) interior is arranged across multiple levels connected by an internal elevator, allowing comfortable circulation throughout the property. Large glazed openings maximise natural light and maintain a continuous visual connection with the terraces and the sea beyond, ensuring that the landscape remains present from almost every principal room. At the heart of the residence, the main living area combines sitting, dining and kitchen spaces within an open-plan layout oriented towards the coastline. A restrained palette of natural materials and neutral finishes creates a calm interior environment, while the proportions of the spaces and the extensive glazing place emphasis on the surrounding views rather than decorative detail. Three bedrooms are positioned to maximise both privacy and outlook, including a principal suite on the ground floor with direct access to the exterior living areas. The accommodation follows the same architectural language found throughout the property, with carefully framed openings, natural materials and a strong connection to the landscape. Bathrooms are equally understated, using textured surfaces and natural light to reinforce the overall sense of simplicity. Outdoor living extends across a series of terraces that follow the slope of the site and take advantage of the property's elevated position. The arrangement of these spaces allows for uninterrupted views across the Ionian while creating a seamless relationship between the interior and exterior areas of the residence. The orientation captures the softer evening light, which moves gradually across the terraces as the sun descends towards the horizon. Located close to Myrtos Beach, Avalon combines immediate access to one of Kefalonia's most recognisable stretches of coastline with the privacy of an independent hillside setting. Nearby villages, harbour towns and local amenities remain within easy reach, while the property itself retains a distinctly peaceful character shaped by its elevation, orientation and uninterrupted connection to the sea. As daylight fades, the coastline becomes a series of gentle contours against the water, while the elevated position continues to draw the eye outward across the Ionian horizon.

Built into the hillside above the Ionian coastline, Ianthe sits within a private five-thousand-square-metre estate where olive trees and mature Mediterranean planting surround the house on all sides. The architecture is deliberately restrained — long horizontal lines, pale stone, glass and timber — allowing the landscape and uninterrupted sea horizon to remain the central focus throughout the property. From the moment of arrival, the villa feels closely connected to the water below. Floor-to-ceiling glazing runs across both levels, drawing natural light deep into the interiors while framing continuous views across the coastline and open sea. The house extends across approximately 150 sqm of terraces, with each outdoor space positioned to capture a different aspect of the setting, from the stillness of early morning to the warm western light at sunset. The main living area opens almost entirely onto the pool terrace through sliding glass panels, creating a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces. Timber ceilings soften the contemporary architecture, while natural stone, muted finishes and carefully integrated lighting maintain a calm and understated atmosphere. A fireplace anchors the sitting room, and a concealed projector transforms the space into a more intimate evening setting once the sun has disappeared beyond the horizon. The kitchen and dining area continue the same minimalist aesthetic, combining dark finishes and warm wood with expansive glazing facing the sea. Positioned directly beside one of the principal terraces, the dining space remains naturally connected to the outdoors, where shaded seating areas and long stone walkways move gradually through the gardens toward the cliffside edge. Accommodation includes three ensuite bedrooms arranged across the two levels of the villa. The ground-floor suites open directly onto the terraces and gardens, while the upper-level bedroom enjoys greater elevation and wider coastal views. Throughout the house, the emphasis remains on privacy, light and the relationship between the interior spaces and the surrounding landscape. Outside, the heated infinity pool stretches toward the sea in a single clean line, appearing almost suspended above the coastline below. A separate jacuzzi sits slightly apart from the main terrace beneath mature olive trees, while the landscaped grounds retain a natural softness that contrasts with the villa’s contemporary geometry. Stone paths move quietly through the gardens toward shaded corners overlooking the water, where only the sound of the sea reaches the property below. Although completely private, the villa remains within easy reach of Corfu Town, the marina and several beaches along the island’s western coastline. Advanced systems including underfloor heating and cooling, solar panels, security cameras and smart-home integration are discreetly incorporated throughout the property without disturbing its calm architectural simplicity. By late evening, the terraces become almost silent apart from the movement of the trees above the shoreline, while the final light reflects softly across the surface of the pool and open sea beyond.

Eurybia occupies a commanding position on Corfu’s sought-after northeast coastline, set between the sheltered waters of Chouchoulio Beach and the curve of Kalami Bay. Positioned within walking distance of both beaches, the property enjoys uninterrupted sea views in two directions, with the coastline unfolding toward Corfu Town on one side and the wooded headlands of the bay on the other. Surrounded by olive trees, stone terraces and mature Mediterranean planting, the estate carries the quiet atmosphere of a long-established Corfiot retreat. Arranged across three separate buildings, the property balances privacy with a natural sense of connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Traditional tiled roofs, timber-beamed ceilings and pale stone paving reinforce the island character of the architecture, while large openings frame the sea from almost every principal room. Morning light moves across the terraces and pool area early in the day, while the elevated position allows cooling airflow to pass naturally through the grounds during the warmer months. The main house centres around an open-plan living and dining room with high timber ceilings and broad patio doors opening directly toward the terraces and sea beyond. The interiors feel relaxed and understated, with terracotta floors, warm timber finishes and soft natural light creating a comfortable year-round atmosphere. The kitchen sits independently from the living area while maintaining direct visual connection to the surrounding landscape and outdoor dining spaces. Two bedrooms with walk-in wardrobes and two bathrooms are located within the principal residence, while a second guest building contains an additional two bedrooms and two bathrooms, allowing guests to remain comfortably independent. A third building functions as a separate studio apartment, discreetly positioned within the gardens for additional privacy. Beneath the property, a 40 sqm basement area provides the possibility for two further bedrooms or ancillary accommodation, alongside covered parking and storage. The outdoor spaces are particularly well integrated into the landscape. Stone pathways connect terraces, gardens and shaded seating areas beneath mature olive trees, while flowering shrubs and low Mediterranean planting soften the edges of the estate. At the centre, the swimming pool faces directly toward the sea, bordered by wide stone terraces and a covered barbecue area designed for long outdoor lunches and evenings beside the water. Subtle exterior lighting placed throughout the gardens and pathways creates a quieter atmosphere after sunset, when the coastline becomes illuminated across the bay. Despite its strong sense of privacy, Eurybia remains closely connected to the villages, tavernas and harbours of northeast Corfu, while retaining immediate access to some of the island’s most scenic coves and swimming spots.

Segreta is a private estate composed of two contemporary residences set within an extensive coastal landscape of olive groves and rolling greenery, just moments from the sea. The property balances privacy with openness, creating a setting that feels removed from surrounding activity while remaining closely connected to the coastline and the natural character of the area. The architecture adopts a restrained contemporary language, with low horizontal forms carefully positioned within the landscape. White volumes, shaded outdoor areas and generous terraces allow the buildings to sit comfortably within their surroundings, while large openings establish a constant visual connection between the interiors and the land beyond. Throughout the day, natural light moves freely through the houses, reinforcing the calm and understated atmosphere that defines the estate. Each residence is organised around open-plan living areas where the principal interior spaces unfold with simplicity and ease. Wide glazed openings connect directly to the terraces, allowing interior and exterior spaces to function as a continuous environment during the warmer months. The design prioritises proportion, light and the relationship with the surrounding landscape, rather than decorative elements, creating interiors that feel both contemporary and relaxed. Together, the two villas provide five double bedrooms and six bathrooms. The accommodation is arranged to maximise privacy and outlook, with each bedroom opening onto its own outdoor space and facing the surrounding olive groves or distant sea views. The private areas maintain the same restrained architectural language found throughout the estate, with an emphasis on natural light, simplicity and a strong connection to the outdoors. The outdoor spaces are integral to the character of the property. Broad terraces extend from both residences, creating a series of sheltered and open-air areas that follow the rhythm of the day. The layout encourages movement between interior and exterior spaces, while the orientation captures both sunlight and cooling sea breezes. As the afternoon progresses, the changing light across the landscape becomes a defining feature of the estate. The grounds provide a strong sense of seclusion, with mature planting and established olive groves shaping the wider setting. The scale of the land allows the two residences to coexist comfortably while maintaining their independence, creating flexibility for extended family use or guest accommodation without compromising privacy. Additional amenities include playrooms with sofa beds for occasional guests, laundry facilities, private parking and generous storage areas, supporting both seasonal living and longer stays throughout the year. The combination of two independent residences, extensive grounds and close proximity to the coast creates a property that feels both substantial and relaxed. Surrounded by olive groves and open countryside, Segreta remains defined by its connection to the landscape and the quiet rhythm of life near the sea. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Programme.

Set on a verdant hillside above the western coast of Corfu, Evadne occupies a 5,000 sqm plot that descends gently towards the Ionian Sea. Surrounded by mature Mediterranean vegetation and facing open water from every level, the property enjoys a strong connection to its coastal setting, with a private path leading directly from the grounds to a secluded sandy beach below. Completed in 2021, the residence has been conceived as a contemporary home that responds carefully to the landscape around it. Natural stone, expansive glazing and clean horizontal lines allow the architecture to integrate comfortably into the hillside while maintaining uninterrupted sea views throughout the interior. Arranged across three levels, the house is oriented entirely towards the coastline, capturing the changing light and colour of the Ionian from morning through to sunset. Arrival takes place on the upper level, where the principal living areas open directly towards the sea. Large glazed openings create a seamless relationship between the interior spaces and the terraces beyond, while a restrained palette of stone, timber and soft neutral finishes reinforces the calm atmosphere of the house. The proportions remain generous throughout, with every space designed to maintain a visual connection to the landscape and water beyond. The central level forms the heart of the residence, where double-height volumes and full-height glazing draw natural light deep into the interiors. Three en suite bedrooms are positioned on this floor, each opening towards private outdoor areas and uninterrupted coastal views. The layout balances openness with privacy, ensuring that every room remains connected to the setting while retaining its own sense of retreat. The lower level provides additional accommodation together with dedicated wellness and fitness facilities. A separate guest residence is positioned closer to the shoreline, approximately 20 metres from the sea, creating an independent space that enjoys both privacy and direct proximity to the water. Outdoor spaces unfold naturally across the hillside, following the contours of the land rather than imposing upon them. Broad terraces extend towards the sea, while the elevated position preserves open views across the Ionian and the surrounding coastline. The setting remains notably private, with the natural topography and established vegetation creating a sense of seclusion despite the property's direct relationship with the shore. The combination of contemporary architecture, direct sea access and a carefully considered hillside position creates a residence that feels deeply connected to its surroundings. As the afternoon light moves across the western coastline, the sea becomes the defining feature of the view, stretching uninterrupted towards the horizon beyond. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Non-Dom Programme.

Positioned directly above the Ionian shoreline on the western coast of Zakynthos, Evander occupies a rare waterfront setting where the land descends gently towards the sea and uninterrupted views extend across the water to Kefalonia. Built in local stone and integrated into a series of natural terraces, the property draws on the architectural traditions of the island while maintaining a strong connection to its coastal surroundings. Set within approximately 8,000 sqm (86,111 sq.ft.) of land, the residence enjoys a notable sense of privacy and openness. Its elevated position allows wide sea views from throughout the property, while the orientation captures the changing character of the Ionian throughout the day. The architecture follows the contours of the site, creating a natural relationship between the built form, the landscape and the coastline below. The main residence extends across approximately 250 sqm (2,691 sq.ft.), with interiors defined by natural materials, generous proportions and a calm, understated atmosphere. Exposed stone walls, timber ceilings and wide openings reinforce the connection between the house and its setting, while sea views remain a constant presence throughout the principal living spaces. The layout balances openness with privacy, allowing the house to function comfortably both as a seasonal retreat and as a residence for longer stays. Three en-suite bedrooms are arranged within the main house, each positioned to benefit from either sea views or direct access to surrounding terraces. The private areas continue the same restrained architectural language found throughout the property, with natural materials and carefully proportioned spaces creating a sense of continuity from room to room. A separate guest suite sits independently from the main residence, providing additional accommodation while preserving privacy for both residents and visitors. Positioned to face the coastline, it shares the same visual connection to the sea that defines the wider property. Outdoor spaces unfold across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the site. The arrangement allows the residence to maintain an uninterrupted relationship with the water, while multiple areas for outdoor living are distributed across the property rather than concentrated in a single location. The transition between interior and exterior spaces feels natural and unforced, shaped by the terrain and the orientation of the house rather than formal design gestures. A private footpath leads directly from the grounds to the shoreline below, creating immediate access to the sea while maintaining the sense of seclusion that characterises the property. Despite its peaceful waterfront setting, the residence remains within convenient reach of Zakynthos Town, the island's amenities and international airport. As the afternoon light moves across the western coastline, the sea becomes the defining feature of the setting, with open views extending towards Kefalonia and the horizon beyond.

Set within the hills above Agios Nikolaos in northern Zakynthos, this stone-built residence occupies a private 3,660 sqm plot surrounded by the island’s characteristic landscape. Positioned to capture distant views towards the Ionian Sea while remaining sheltered within its natural setting, the property combines traditional Zakynthian architecture with a strong sense of privacy, only a short drive from the beaches, harbour and village amenities of the area. Constructed entirely from local stone, the house is designed around the materials, proportions and architectural traditions of the island. Thick masonry walls, timber ceilings and a series of covered terraces create a residence that feels naturally connected to its surroundings. The architecture sits comfortably within the landscape, with outdoor spaces unfolding gradually around the house and creating a seamless relationship between the built environment and the land itself. Inside, the interiors retain a strong sense of authenticity through the consistent use of natural materials and traditional detailing. Exposed stonework, timber beams and softly curved openings establish continuity throughout the house, while carefully positioned windows and doors allow natural light to move gently through the rooms across the day. The principal living spaces are warm and welcoming, combining generous proportions with a relaxed and informal atmosphere that reflects the character of the island. The kitchen and dining areas form an integral part of the house, connecting directly with the surrounding terraces and creating an easy transition between indoor and outdoor living. Throughout the residence, the emphasis remains on simplicity, comfort and a close relationship with the landscape beyond. Five bedrooms are arranged across the property, each benefiting from its own outlook towards the surrounding grounds or distant sea views. The private areas continue the same architectural language found throughout the house, combining traditional materials with practical contemporary living. The overall atmosphere remains calm and understated, allowing the character of the building and its setting to take precedence. The outdoor spaces are distributed across different levels around the residence, creating a variety of areas that follow the natural contours of the site. A swimming pool occupies a position slightly below the principal terraces, taking advantage of the openness of the landscape and the distant views towards the coast. The arrangement of the grounds allows for both openness and privacy, with the house maintaining a strong sense of seclusion throughout. From the upper terraces, views extend across the surrounding countryside towards the Ionian Sea beyond. The elevated position allows the changing light to become a defining feature of the property, particularly in the evening when the landscape softens and the coastline gradually emerges in the distance. Combining traditional Zakynthian architecture, substantial private grounds and a peaceful hillside setting close to the coast, the residence reflects a way of living closely connected to the landscape of northern Zakynthos. As the day draws to a close, the shifting light across the hills and sea becomes the defining element of the setting.

Levante occupies 6,000 sqm (64,583 sq.ft.) of landscaped grounds in a quiet residential setting on the outskirts of Zakynthos Town, positioned between the island’s northern coastline and the sandy beaches of Tsilivi and Planos. The property is approached through formal gardens that establish a strong sense of privacy and order, with the residence positioned at the centre of the estate and surrounded by mature planting that softens the scale of the grounds. The architecture follows a restrained classical style, expressed through balanced proportions, arched openings and broad covered terraces that overlook the gardens. Although substantial in size, the residence maintains a calm and approachable character, with the surrounding landscape creating a natural separation from neighbouring properties and contributing to a sense of seclusion throughout the estate. The outdoor areas are arranged as a series of interconnected spaces that unfold naturally around the house. Wide terraces extend from the principal living areas, creating a seamless relationship between the interior and exterior environments. The central pool terrace forms the focal point of the grounds, while covered dining and seating areas are positioned to take advantage of shade and airflow throughout the day. The scale of the estate allows for both open gathering spaces and quieter corners integrated within the landscape. Inside, the interiors are defined by natural light, generous proportions and a restrained material palette. Timber flooring, soft neutral tones and large openings create a calm atmosphere throughout the house, while views towards the gardens remain present from almost every principal room. The layout balances openness with definition, allowing the living spaces to feel connected without becoming overly formal. The kitchen is designed as a functional centre of the home, with extensive cabinetry, stone surfaces and direct connections to both the dining and outdoor living areas. Throughout the ground floor, the transition between interior and exterior spaces is fluid, encouraging a lifestyle closely connected to the surrounding landscape during the warmer months. Accommodation comprises six en-suite bedrooms arranged to provide both comfort and privacy. Many open onto private terraces or balconies overlooking the gardens, while the interiors continue the same understated aesthetic found throughout the residence. Natural materials, soft light and carefully proportioned spaces create a consistent sense of calm across the private quarters. The overall composition of the estate is particularly well suited to larger families or those welcoming extended guests. The combination of generous internal volumes, covered outdoor areas and landscaped grounds allows the property to accommodate different rhythms of daily life while maintaining a strong sense of privacy throughout. Despite its secluded setting, Levante remains close to the island’s principal amenities. Zakynthos Town is only a short drive away, while the beaches, waterfront cafés and marinas of Tsilivi and Planos can be reached within minutes. The location combines accessibility with a quieter residential character, where open space and established greenery remain the defining features of the surroundings. As the light softens towards evening, the gardens and terraces take on a quieter atmosphere, while the residence remains centred within the landscape that surrounds it.

Positioned in the wooded hills above Logos, this contemporary stone villa looks west across the Ionian Sea from one of Paxos’ most peaceful settings. Designed entirely on a single level, the house follows the natural contours of the landscape, combining clean architectural lines with traditional island materials and wide outdoor living spaces that remain closely connected to the surrounding olive groves and cypress trees. A long infinity pool runs the full width of the terrace, drawing the eye directly toward the sea beyond. Pale stone walls, soft-toned terraces and shaded pergolas give the property a calm and understated character, while the elevated position allows open views across the coastline and the hills descending toward the water. Inside, the main living space is open and generously proportioned, with high beamed ceilings painted in white and large sliding openings that allow light to move through the interiors throughout the day. Neutral limestone flooring, natural wood finishes and carefully selected furnishings create a restrained atmosphere that feels both contemporary and connected to the island setting. The sitting area, dining space and kitchen flow naturally together, while full-height glazing opens directly onto the pool terrace and outdoor dining areas. The kitchen is positioned at the centre of the home, fitted with understated cabinetry and integrated appliances, designed for relaxed everyday use as much as for longer summer stays. From almost every part of the living area, the sea remains visible through the trees beyond the terrace. Both bedrooms are arranged for privacy, each with its own en suite bathroom and direct access to the exterior terraces. The bedrooms continue the same calm palette found throughout the house, with vaulted ceilings, soft natural light and views toward the surrounding landscape and sea. Bathrooms are finished in pale stone and simple contemporary fittings, maintaining the villa’s quiet architectural consistency. Outside, the property has been carefully designed around outdoor living. A shaded dining pergola sits beside the pool, while a separate gazebo lounge area creates shelter during the warmer hours of the day. Wide terraces surround the water, with multiple seating areas positioned to capture different moments of light, from early morning sun to the softer colours that arrive across the sea in the evening. The mature trees surrounding the villa provide natural privacy and help cool the outdoor spaces during summer months. Although entirely secluded, the villa remains within easy reach of Logos and the northern coastline of Paxos, known for its small harbours, traditional tavernas and exceptionally clear water.

This stunning villa in the serene hills of Sinies, moments from the charming harbor of Agios Stephanos, provides the ultimate retreat on Corfu’s sought-after northeast coast. It features panoramic, uninterrupted sea views across the Ionian Sea, blending timeless architectural character with modern comforts. This creates an exceptional sanctuary for those seeking privacy and beauty. With six beautifully furnished bedrooms, the villa offers generous comfort. On the ground floor, two elegant double bedrooms each feature super king size beds and en-suite bathrooms, offering direct access to the terrace and captivating sea views. This level also hosts an expansive open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, bathed in natural light and designed to create a seamless flow between indoor comfort and outdoor beauty. Ideally placed just minutes from Corfu’s postcard-perfect beaches and cosmopolitan villages, perfect for coastal exploration and discovering island culture. The lower ground floor has four bedrooms. One versatile twin bedroom converts to a super king and has an en-suite shower. Another double bedroom, also with an en-suite shower, can be set as a twin and offers a private external entrance for added seclusion. A third double bedroom features a super king bed and en-suite, while the fourth has a romantic four-poster king bed with its own en-suite. Two single pull-up beds are also available for flexible sleeping arrangements. For wellness and relaxation, The Dove House has a private gym and a dedicated treatment room, whilst outdoors, a stunning heated infinity pool provides breathtaking views of the olive groves and the sparkling Ionian Sea. The pool area is further enhanced by shaded terraces and a chic outdoor dining space. This exceptional villa also delivers a host of luxurious lifestyle features. A dedicated home cinema, complete with a Sonos sound system and seating for twelve, creates a true cinematic experience.

Set on an elevated hillside along Corfu’s west coast, Aquessa occupies a position defined by open Ionian Sea views, privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. The residence is carefully integrated into its 5,000 sqm (53,820 sqft) plot, following the natural contours of the terrain and taking full advantage of its west-facing orientation. Extending across approximately 260 sqm (2,799 sqft), the house is arranged as a series of interconnected volumes that step gently with the slope. The architecture combines clean contemporary lines with natural materials and a restrained palette that allows the landscape, sea and changing light to remain the dominant elements of the experience. Mature planting and traditional stone terraces soften the transition between the built environment and the surrounding hillside. The principal living spaces occupy the main level and are organised around openness, light and uninterrupted views. Large glazed openings create a continuous visual connection with the coastline, while the layout allows the interior spaces to flow naturally towards the terraces beyond. Natural materials, carefully considered proportions and a restrained design language create an atmosphere that feels calm and closely connected to its setting. Four en-suite bedrooms are positioned to ensure both privacy and a direct relationship with the landscape. Each benefits from open views towards the sea and access to outdoor space, while the interiors maintain the same understated architectural approach found throughout the residence. The emphasis remains on natural light, generous proportions and the visual connection to the coastline beyond. Outdoor areas form a natural extension of the house, with approximately 200 sqm (2,153 sqft) of terraces arranged across the seaward side of the property. The elevated position allows for uninterrupted views across the Ionian and captures the prevailing sea breeze throughout the warmer months. A 14-metre infinity pool is aligned with the horizon, reinforcing the relationship between the residence and the surrounding seascape. Designed for year-round living, the property incorporates underfloor heating and cooling, a heat pump system, solar panels, advanced irrigation, integrated smart-home technology and high-performance glazing. These systems are discreetly incorporated into the architecture, supporting comfort and efficiency without altering the simplicity of the design. Positioned within one of Corfu’s most sought-after coastal areas, Aquessa balances seclusion with convenient access to nearby beaches, villages and the wider coastline. Its elevated setting, orientation and thoughtful integration into the landscape create a residence that responds naturally to its environment, with the changing colours of the Ionian remaining a constant presence throughout the day.

Set within olive-covered hillsides on Zakynthos and overlooking the Ionian Sea, Dreamwood is a contemporary residence designed to become part of its landscape rather than stand apart from it. Built from locally sourced stone, marble and timber, the architecture draws directly from the colours and textures of the island, combining clean linear forms with natural materials that weather gently within the surrounding environment. Arranged across two levels, the villa follows the contours of the terrain, allowing every principal space to engage with the sea and the wider landscape. Long horizontal elevations and extensive glazing establish a constant relationship with the coastline, while the building’s orientation allows natural light to move through the interiors from morning until evening. The result is a house that feels open and connected to its surroundings while remaining sheltered and private within the hillside. The interior layout is organised around a series of interconnected living spaces that flow naturally towards the terraces and pool. Rather than separating interior and exterior areas, the architecture encourages a continuous movement between them, with broad openings framing the sea and drawing the landscape deep into the house. The material palette remains consistent throughout, creating a calm and cohesive atmosphere that reinforces the connection between architecture and setting. Five bedrooms are positioned to maximise privacy while maintaining views across the surrounding olive groves and coastline. Throughout the private areas, carefully framed openings capture changing perspectives of the sea, vegetation and hillside, allowing the landscape to become an integral part of daily life. The architecture remains restrained and purposeful, favouring proportion, light and materiality over decorative gestures. Outside, the house extends into a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the site. The swimming pool runs parallel to the horizon, strengthening the visual connection with the sea beyond, while shaded outdoor areas are integrated into the structure itself, providing protection from the summer sun without interrupting the simplicity of the design. Mature olive trees and native planting soften the built forms and anchor the property within its surroundings. Occupying a 5,700 sqm (61,354 sq.ft.) plot, the villa provides approximately 365 sqm (3,928 sq.ft.) of interior living space with five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Contemporary infrastructure supports comfortable year-round living, while the architecture remains firmly rooted in the landscape of Zakynthos. As the light shifts across the hillside and the coastline gradually changes colour throughout the day, the relationship between the house and its setting remains at the centre of the experience.

Positioned on Corfu’s north-east coast, Ortensia is an off-plan residence designed to sit naturally within its surroundings, combining contemporary architecture with materials and proportions that respond to the character of the island. Set among olive groves and overlooking the Ionian Sea, the property has been conceived as a series of interconnected spaces where openness, privacy and a continuous relationship with the landscape remain central throughout. Extending across approximately 446 sqm (4,801 sq.ft.), the villa is arranged to maximise sea views from its principal living areas while following the contours of the site. Natural stone walls, broad horizontal lines and generous overhangs anchor the architecture within the terrain, while extensive glazing draws daylight deep into the interiors and maintains a visual connection to the coastline from almost every room. Arrival unfolds gradually through landscaped terraces that lead towards the house, creating a gentle transition between the wider landscape and the architecture. Inside, the interiors are defined by restrained detailing, natural materials and carefully balanced proportions. The principal living and dining areas form a continuous open-plan environment orientated towards the sea, with large sliding glass panels allowing the interior spaces to extend directly onto the surrounding terraces. Throughout the day, shifting light moves through the house, reinforcing the calm and understated character of the design. The kitchen is integrated within the main living space, contributing to the sense of continuity that defines the interior layout. Rather than separating functions into distinct rooms, the house has been planned as a sequence of connected spaces that flow naturally from one area to the next. Sheltered outdoor courtyards and transitional spaces further soften the boundaries between inside and outside, creating quieter areas that remain connected to the wider landscape. Six en-suite bedrooms are distributed to maximise privacy while maintaining access to natural light and views. Large openings orient the rooms towards either the sea or the surrounding gardens, while the interiors continue the same palette of stone, timber and soft plaster finishes found throughout the house. Several suites extend directly onto private terraces, allowing the landscape to remain a constant presence within the private areas of the residence. Externally, the architecture unfolds across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the site. The arrangement creates different vantage points across the Ionian while preserving a sense of shelter and privacy around the house. Deep overhangs and carefully positioned outdoor living spaces respond to the climate of the island, providing shade during the summer months while allowing the property to remain open to light, air and views throughout the year. Designed for year-round occupation, the residence incorporates central heating, integrated climate systems and high-specification construction throughout. As an off-plan project, Ortensia also allows future owners a degree of personalisation in finishes and detailing while preserving the architectural vision of the design. Located close to the coves and waterfront villages of Corfu’s north-east coast, the property balances seclusion with convenient access to some of the island’s most established coastal destinations. The setting remains defined by olive-covered hillsides, stone terraces and the clarity of Ionian light, creating a natural backdrop that changes subtly throughout the day as the sea reflects the shifting colours of the sky. Scheduled for completion approximately 18 months from contract signing. CGI images are indicative of the final design. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Programme.

Set directly on the shoreline in Halikounas, this contemporary waterfront residence occupies a 5,003 sqm (53,852 sqft) plot within one of Corfu’s most naturally protected coastal settings. Positioned between the Ionian Sea and the wider landscape of dunes and wetlands that characterise this part of the island, the property enjoys uninterrupted sea views and direct access to the beach, while maintaining a remarkable sense of privacy and openness. The architecture adopts a restrained approach, using clean horizontal forms and extensive glazing to establish a continuous relationship with the sea. White-rendered volumes sit lightly within the landscape, allowing the surrounding coastline to remain the dominant presence. The approach to the house is deliberately gradual, with the view unfolding progressively towards the water and horizon beyond. Extending across approximately 268 sqm (2,885 sqft), the residence is arranged over multiple levels designed to maximise natural light and connection to the outdoors. The principal living areas occupy the ground floor, where large glazed openings extend across the seaward façade and slide away almost entirely, allowing the interior spaces to connect directly with the terraces beyond. Pale stone flooring, warm timber detailing and a calm palette of natural materials create a sense of continuity throughout the house, while the changing light from the sea becomes an integral part of the interior atmosphere. The kitchen, dining area and sitting room are organised as a single open-plan environment facing the coastline. The layout prioritises openness and views, with the sea remaining visible throughout the principal living spaces. The western orientation allows daylight to move gradually through the house before softening towards sunset across the Ionian. Accommodation comprises four en-suite bedrooms arranged to balance privacy with direct access to the surrounding landscape. Two bedrooms occupy the main level and open towards the terraces, while the upper floor is reserved for the principal suite, positioned to take advantage of the elevated sea views. The lower ground level benefits from natural light and contains an additional en-suite bedroom together with a flexible area suitable for wellness, recreation or further guest accommodation. The outdoor spaces extend naturally from the architecture, with broad terraces and open grounds creating a direct connection to the shoreline. The flat topography of the site enhances the sense of openness, while also providing flexibility for future landscaping or additional recreational facilities. Throughout the property, the relationship between land, sea and horizon remains uninterrupted. Halikounas is one of the least developed stretches of coastline on Corfu, known for its long sandy beach, protected natural environment and sense of distance from the busier parts of the island. Traditional villages, local tavernas and everyday amenities remain within easy reach, while Corfu Town and the international airport are comfortably accessible. The combination of direct beachfront positioning, contemporary architecture and an exceptionally open coastal setting creates a residence that remains closely connected to its surroundings. As the light shifts across the Ionian towards evening, the horizon becomes the defining feature of the view, with sea and sky extending uninterrupted beyond the shoreline.

Set on the hillside above Nissaki on Corfu’s northeast coast, this newly built residence enjoys an elevated position overlooking the Ionian Sea, with wide views extending across the coastline and open water beyond. The property draws inspiration from the proportions and materiality of traditional Corfiot estates while adopting a more contemporary architectural approach, combining local stone, pale render and generous glazed openings. The house has been carefully positioned to follow the natural contours of the site, allowing it to sit comfortably within the landscape while maximising its relationship with the sea. From almost every principal room, the view remains uninterrupted, while the orientation captures both the early morning light and the softer tones that settle across the water later in the day. Arranged across several levels, the residence unfolds through a series of interconnected interior and exterior spaces. Broad terraces and covered verandas extend the living areas outward, creating a natural transition between the house and its surroundings. Traditional architectural references appear in the form of arched openings and sheltered outdoor spaces, balanced by clean lines, expansive glazing and a restrained contemporary palette. The principal living spaces are open and connected, designed to maintain a constant visual relationship with the sea. Large sliding openings allow the interior to flow directly onto the terraces, while natural stone, timber and textured finishes create a calm and cohesive atmosphere throughout. The layout prioritises openness and natural light, with each space positioned to take advantage of the property's elevated setting. Five en-suite bedrooms are distributed across the residence to provide privacy and independence while maintaining a consistent connection to the landscape. Several rooms open directly onto terraces or quieter outdoor areas, while those positioned higher on the property benefit from particularly expansive views across the bay. The arrangement of the accommodation creates a natural progression between shared living spaces and more secluded private areas. The outdoor areas form an integral part of the overall design. Two infinity pools are positioned on separate levels of the property, each aligned with the contours of the hillside and oriented towards the sea. Terraces, shaded areas and outdoor living spaces are distributed throughout the grounds, creating a variety of settings that respond to the changing light and different perspectives across the coastline. The surrounding landscape softens the architecture and reinforces the sense of privacy without interrupting the openness of the views. Although peaceful and secluded, the property remains closely connected to the coastline below. The beaches, waterfront tavernas and amenities of Nissaki are approximately one kilometre away, while Corfu Town, marinas and the island’s wider infrastructure remain easily accessible by road. As the terrain falls away towards the sea, the residence maintains a constant visual connection with the Ionian, where the changing light and shifting colours of the water become an integral part of everyday life within the house.

Casius occupies the upper floor of a residence overlooking Garitsa Bay, commanding uninterrupted views across the water towards Corfu’s Old Fortress and the historic skyline of Corfu Town. Its elevated position places the apartment above the waterfront, allowing the sea and the city to remain visible from almost every principal room while maintaining a strong sense of privacy within one of the island’s most established residential neighbourhoods. The apartment is accessed by either elevator or staircase and unfolds around a central living and dining area positioned to maximise its relationship with the bay. Large openings draw natural light deep into the interiors and create a seamless connection with the surrounding terraces. The orientation allows sunlight to move through the apartment from both sides during the day, while the principal veranda frames wide views across the water, the fortress and the promenade that traces the shoreline below. The interiors are bright and understated, with a layout that prioritises openness, natural light and outlook. Living and dining spaces flow naturally towards the terraces, creating a continuous connection between the interior and exterior areas. Adjacent to the main reception space, the kitchen also opens directly onto the veranda, allowing the apartment to function comfortably around its outdoor living areas throughout much of the year. The position above the bay captures the prevailing sea air, contributing to the sense of openness that characterises the property. A separate hallway leads to the private accommodation, creating a clear distinction between the reception spaces and the sleeping quarters. Three bedrooms are arranged along this wing, each benefiting from direct access to balconies and views towards either the bay or the surrounding greenery. Throughout the apartment, the proportions remain practical and well balanced, with large openings reinforcing the connection to the setting beyond. A wooden staircase rises to the attic level, where the architecture takes on a more intimate character beneath pitched ceilings and roof windows. This upper floor currently provides additional living and sleeping accommodation, with the flexibility to function as guest quarters, a studio or further bedrooms depending on requirements. Natural light enters from multiple directions, creating a distinct atmosphere while remaining connected to the main residence below. Large double-glazed openings maintain uninterrupted views while ensuring year-round comfort. Central heating and air conditioning support permanent living, making the property equally suited as a primary residence or a base in Corfu throughout all seasons. One of the apartment’s defining qualities is its immediate relationship with Garitsa Bay and Corfu Town. The waterfront promenade, cafés and restaurants are reached within moments on foot, while the historic centre unfolds gradually along the shoreline beyond. From its elevated position, the apartment remains closely connected to the life of the bay while retaining a sense of calm above it, with the sea and the fortress providing a constant backdrop throughout the day.

Alkyoni occupies an elevated position on the northern side of Paxos, overlooking the Ionian Sea and enjoying uninterrupted views that extend from Corfu towards the Albanian mountains and the mainland coastline beyond. Surrounded by the island’s characteristic landscape, the property balances privacy with a strong visual connection to the sea, capturing changing light throughout the day and the warm colours that settle across the horizon in the evening. The villa draws inspiration from the architectural traditions of the Ionian islands, combining balanced proportions, covered walkways and a composition that responds naturally to both climate and setting. The house is arranged to maximise its elevated position, with sea views remaining present throughout the principal living spaces and private accommodation. The relationship between the building and the landscape feels measured and established, allowing the property to sit comfortably within its surroundings. Inside, the principal living areas are generous in scale and connected by a consistent palette of natural materials and soft tones. High ceilings and exposed timber elements bring warmth to the interiors, while large openings create a seamless connection with the terraces and allow natural light to move through the house throughout the day. The layout encourages an easy flow between interior and exterior spaces, reflecting the relaxed rhythm of life on Paxos. The kitchen and dining areas continue this sense of openness, positioned to maintain a visual relationship with the coastline and the surrounding landscape. Throughout the house, the emphasis remains on proportion, natural light and orientation rather than decoration, creating interiors that feel calm, practical and well suited to extended stays. Three bedrooms are arranged to provide privacy while maintaining views towards the sea. The upper-level accommodation benefits particularly from the elevated setting, with terraces positioned above the surrounding landscape and overlooking the Ionian beyond. Additional living space provides flexibility for family use, guests or recreation, supporting both seasonal and year-round occupation. Outdoor areas form a natural extension of the house. Terraces unfold around the villa, creating a series of spaces that follow the contours of the site and respond to different times of day. The swimming pool is positioned to take full advantage of the outlook, while shaded areas help moderate light and temperature during the warmer months. The architecture responds thoughtfully to the terrain, allowing outdoor living to remain comfortable throughout the season. Alkyoni is located within walking distance of Monodendri Beach and approximately two kilometres from the harbour village of Lakka. The position provides convenient access to the northern coastline of Paxos while preserving a strong sense of privacy. From its elevated setting, the property remains closely connected to both the sea and the landscape that define this part of the island, with the view across the Ionian remaining the constant focus throughout the day.

Set above Agrari Beach on Mykonos’ southern coastline, this eight-bedroom residence occupies a sheltered hillside position with uninterrupted views across the Aegean and direct access to one of the island’s quieter sandy bays. Built into the natural contours of the terrain, the property follows the landscape through a series of interconnected volumes and terraces that step gently towards the sea, creating a strong sense of privacy while remaining just ten minutes from Mykonos Town. The south-facing orientation brings consistent natural light throughout the day while offering protection from the prevailing northern winds that characterise much of the island. From its elevated position, the residence enjoys wide views across the coastline and open water, with the surrounding landscape becoming an integral part of the experience of the house. The architecture draws on traditional Cycladic forms, combining whitewashed surfaces, simple geometric volumes and natural materials with a more relaxed contemporary character. Inside, the interiors maintain a restrained palette of pale stone, white-painted timber and soft tones that reflect the colours of the surrounding landscape. Curved openings and carefully proportioned spaces soften the architecture, while wide connections to the exterior allow the house to remain closely linked to its setting. The principal living areas are arranged to take full advantage of the views and natural light, creating a continuous flow between interior and exterior spaces. Throughout the house, the emphasis remains on openness, ease of movement and a direct relationship with the landscape beyond. Materials are intentionally understated, creating an atmosphere that feels calm and informal rather than highly structured or decorative. Accommodation is arranged across eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms, with the layout designed to provide both privacy and independence for residents and guests. Several bedrooms occupy quieter areas of the property and connect directly to outdoor spaces, while the elevated position ensures that sea views remain a constant presence throughout much of the residence. The outdoor areas unfold across multiple levels, following the natural slope of the hillside and creating a variety of spaces with different orientations and perspectives. Broad terraces extend towards the horizon, while shaded areas provide shelter throughout the warmer months. The overall composition allows the property to respond naturally to the changing light, offering sun and shade at different times of day while maintaining uninterrupted views across the bay. Agrari Beach lies directly below the property and can be reached on foot within approximately ten minutes. Despite this close connection to the coastline, the residence retains a notable sense of seclusion. As the afternoon light moves across the hillside, the contours of the landscape become more pronounced, while the sea remains the defining feature of the view stretching beyond the bay.

Set above the coastline of Glaronisi on Kea’s northeastern shore, Villa Aesthese occupies an elevated position that captures uninterrupted views across the Aegean while remaining closely connected to the island’s rugged terrain. Built into the natural contours of the hillside, the residence follows the landscape rather than imposing upon it, combining clean architectural lines with materials and proportions that feel rooted in the character of Kea. The arrival unfolds gradually through a sequence of terraces and stone retaining walls that integrate the house into its surroundings. Pale rendered volumes and locally inspired stonework respond to the changing light throughout the day, while the elevated setting ensures open sea views from almost every principal space. The architecture remains low and horizontal, allowing the landscape and horizon to remain the dominant visual elements. Arranged across two levels, the villa has been designed around privacy, natural ventilation and a continuous relationship between interior and exterior spaces. Large openings frame the coastline and allow daylight to move deeply into the house, while the layout creates a natural flow between living areas and the terraces beyond. The interiors follow a restrained palette of stone, plaster and timber, creating a calm atmosphere that reflects the colours and textures of the surrounding landscape. The principal living and dining areas form the heart of the residence, extending directly onto the main terrace through expansive sliding glazing. Generous proportions, exposed structural elements and carefully selected natural materials create spaces that feel both contemporary and enduring. Throughout the house, the emphasis remains on light, volume and the connection to the sea rather than decorative detail. Five en-suite bedrooms are distributed across the two levels, each positioned to maximise privacy and views. Several open directly onto terraces or sheltered outdoor spaces overlooking the coastline, while the principal suite occupies a particularly secluded position within the residence. The private areas continue the same architectural language found throughout the house, combining simple forms, natural materials and carefully framed outlooks across the landscape. Outdoor living is organised across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the site. The 80 sqm infinity pool is positioned along the seaward edge of the property, reinforcing the visual connection between the residence and the horizon beyond. Shaded outdoor areas create sheltered spaces throughout the day, while the arrangement of terraces allows different perspectives across the coastline as the light shifts from morning to evening. The landscaping remains intentionally understated, preserving the natural character of the hillside and allowing the architecture to sit comfortably within its setting. The relationship between built form and landscape feels balanced throughout, with the terrain remaining present as an integral part of the experience of the property rather than simply its backdrop. Additional accommodation includes a media and playroom, staff quarters and supporting service areas, allowing the villa to function equally well as a seasonal retreat or a year-round residence. The design also incorporates practical responses to the Cycladic climate through orientation, shaded transitional spaces and substantial construction. Although privately positioned, Villa Aesthese remains within easy reach of the port of Kea, the waterfront village of Vourkari and the beaches around Otzias. The setting combines seclusion with accessibility, offering a quieter expression of island living while maintaining close connections to the island’s principal destinations. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Non Dom Programme.