Ikos Kassiopi

The villa

Built in a traditional Corfu style, the villa features wooden floors, light - filled interiors, air - conditioning throughout, and en - suite bathrooms. Its split - level layout provides terraces on each level with views across the harbour and coastline.

The villa accommodates up to eight guests across four bedrooms: one king, one double, and two rooms that can be arranged as either twins or doubles. All bedrooms are spacious, offer ample storage, and include televisions.

On the first floor is the king - size master bedroom with en - suite bathroom and direct access to a terrace with a table and chairs overlooking the sea. Also on this floor is a double bedroom with en - suite, located along the corridor.

The ground floor includes one flexible double/twin bedroom with en - suite, as well as the main open - plan living area. The kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and pantry. Adjacent is a dining area with a large table, and a sitting room with sofas, television, DVD player, fireplace, and access to a veranda with sea views.

On the lower ground floor there is an additional double/twin bedroom with en - suite and direct access to the swimming pool terrace. This level also includes a fully equipped laundry room and a utility room.

Outside, the property offers a freshwater swimming pool with a Jacuzzi and views across the bay. A covered pergola with table and chairs, a barbecue, and a small outdoor kitchen with sink are located beside the pool. The terrace provides space for outdoor dining and relaxation.

A small, secluded beach is located just across the road at the end of the gated drive. Boats can be hired nearby and anchored there, and the villa’s terraces offer an alternative setting for outdoor meals and leisure.

Once a quiet fishing village, Kassiopi has evolved into a vibrant tourist destination while preserving its traditions and culture. Located in the north - eastern part of Corfu, it is known for its beautiful beaches, lush pine forests and olive groves, with Mount Pantokrator rising behind it and shaping a landscape rich in natural diversity.

This popular seaside resort offers traditional Greek tavernas, lively bars and nightclubs, as well as a good selection of shops and supermarkets. The closest beach is just twenty metres away, while a short drive leads to several almost unspoilt Blue Flag bays, including Avlaki, which is particularly popular with families with young children.

To make the most of Corfu’s spectacular coastline, we recommend hiring a boat from Agios Stephanos, Avlaki or Kalami to discover hidden coves and secluded spots along the shore. Corfu Town, thirty - seven kilometres away, resembles a fresco brought to life. The elegant arcades of the Liston overlook the marble - paved square where locals gather for coffee or a drink. Its old quarter, with its distinctive layout and narrow, winding streets, is the largest preserved medieval town in Greece. With its natural beauty, beaches, atmospheric restaurants, lively bars and varied nightlife, Corfu remains one of Greece’s most celebrated islands, welcoming thousands of visitors each year.