Villa Anasa

The villa

Perched high above the Aegean, Villa Anasa captures the essence of contemporary Cycladic living, effortless, elegant, and completely serene. Built from natural stone and surrounded by sweeping island views, this four-bedroom villa accommodates up to eight guests in breezy, light-filled spaces designed for pure relaxation.

Step inside to find smooth polished cement floors, crisp white walls, and built-in furnishings that blend modern minimalism with island warmth. The open-plan living area is bright and welcoming, with a comfortable sofa, TV, and sound system for quiet evenings in. The adjoining kitchen is fully equipped for home cooking, while the indoor dining table makes every meal a relaxed, sociable affair. Sliding doors open directly to the terrace, where the sea seems to stretch endlessly before you.

Each bedroom has its own private en-suite and ceiling fan, creating a restful retreat for every guest. The master suite on the upper level enjoys spectacular views, while the lower twin bedroom offers cool privacy.

Outside, the shaded dining area, with a long table for sixteen, sets the scene for long lunches and starlit dinners. The private pool, purified naturally through an eco-friendly salt electrolysis system, glimmers beside sun loungers and soft blue bean bags, a peaceful oasis of calm and connection with the landscape.

Villa Anasa sits in a tranquil hillside setting with panoramic views over the Aegean Sea, offering the best of both seclusion and proximity to the island’s main town and beaches. From its elevated position, guests can enjoy uninterrupted sunsets, the scent of wild herbs, and the timeless rhythm of island life.

The property’s location makes it easy to explore Tinos’ charming villages, hidden coves, and walking trails. Within a short drive, you’ll find local tavernas serving traditional Cycladic cuisine, artisan shops, and coastal roads that lead to pristine beaches. This is an ideal spot for those seeking both authenticity and quiet luxury, a home that feels deeply connected to its surroundings.

Tinos is a charming Cycladic island known for its unspoilt landscapes, traditional villages and rich cultural heritage. Less commercial than some of its neighbours, it offers a more authentic Greek experience, with marble-paved villages, scenic walking trails and a strong local food culture. The island is also an important place of pilgrimage thanks to the Church of Panagia Evangelistria, while its rugged coastline and beautiful beaches provide plenty of opportunities to relax and explore.

While it does not have its own airport, Tinos is very easy to get to by ferry, perfect for those island hopping around the Cyclades! The fastest route is often flying into Mykonos, and then taking a 20 - 30 minute ferry over to Tinos. Other nearby islands include Syros, a 15-35 minute ferry, or Andros, a 1 hour ferry. Alternatively, you can of course fly into Athens and take the ferry from Piraeus, this takes approximately 2.5 hours.