Villa Cotton

The villa

Villa Cotton offers a serene Mykonos escape for families or friends seeking refined seclusion away from the island’s livelier beaches. This contemporary retreat comprises a main villa with four elegant bedroom suites and an optional guest house featuring two additional double bedrooms, accommodating up to twelve guests in total.

The interiors blend traditional Mykonian design with sleek, minimalist elegance. Bright, open - plan living areas flow seamlessly outdoors, with built - in sofas, a sociable kitchen island, and vibrant accents adding warmth to the predominantly white palette. Each bedroom includes a stylish en - suite bathroom and access to a terrace or balcony, maintaining a consistent aesthetic of gentle curves, soft tones, and thoughtful detailing.

Outside, panoramic sea views and inviting social spaces set the tone for unforgettable moments. The infinity pool with signature floating cushions, jacuzzi, and shaded lounge areas invites all - day relaxation. Alfresco dining is elevated by a bespoke bar, barbecue, and organic garden, complete with olive trees and seasonal produce.

With its thoughtful layout, contemporary flair, and breathtaking coastal outlook, Villa Cotton delivers effortless indoor - outdoor living on one of Greece’s most iconic islands.

Villa Cotton enjoys a fabulous position over Kalafatis Beach on the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos, close to the beaches of Kalafatis, Agia Anna, Lia, Kalo Livadi, Elia, Ftelia, Panormos and Agios Sostis . Set in the turquoise Aegean Sea, nestled in the centre of the Cyclades, this alluring, captivating destination is one of Europe’s most popular hotspots and jet set favourites. With picture - perfect pristine beaches, world - class hospitality and sensational entertainment venues against a decadent backdrop of dazzling whitewashed architecture, brilliant blue sea and sky collages and luxury accommodation, it is easy to see why Mykonos has been voted European Island of the Year seven years consecutively by readers of Conde Nast Traveller magazine. Mykonos has been a popular A - list hotspot for celebrities since the Fifties and Sixties when stars such as Brigitte Bardot and Jackie Onassis appreciated its attractions.   Kalafatis Beach is popular with families, offering watersports including windsurfing and excellent swimming. There are rocks near the water’s edge where children enjoy looking out for fish. Its golden sand and clear blue water create an idyllic landscape. There are some trees that offer natural shade as well as some parasols and loungers. The beach invites relaxation and blissful rejuvenation.

Also close to the villa is Lia Beach, a sandy beach which is an organised, has a beach club, taverna and a scuba / snorkelling club.

A short drive takes you to the quiet inland village of Ano Mera is home to the restored 16th - century monastery Panagia Tourliani. Ano Mera has a few shops, bakery and a pretty town square with tavernas around.   Mykonos Town is one of the best examples of Cycladic architecture with an enchanting warren of narrow marble lanes, bedecked with bougainvillaea in purple bloom and lined with picturesque churches, charming restaurants, quirky art galleries and chic boutiques. You should definitely pay a visit to the Church of Panayia Paraportiani. There are interesting museums including the Archaeological Museum, the Folklore Museum and the Aegean Maritime Museum. Mykonos Town is a shopper's paradise with casual fashion, souvenirs and jewellery being sold in Little Venice, Greek designers on Matogliani, brand - named stores on Mayoyanni Street and fantastic art on Mavrogenous Street. The open - air cinema is another delight of Mykonos Town or Hora as it is otherwise known.   Other popular beaches are Elia Beach, Psarou Beach, Paraga Beach, Paradise Beach and Agios Ioannis Beach. There are twenty - five beaches on this beautiful island. As well as Kalafatis Beach,  Platys Gialos is particularly good for water sports. Elia Beach is gorgeous with silvery white sand and part of Mykonos’ longest sweep of sand, popular with families. The rainbow flag at the end of the beach marks this as an LGBT - friendly stretch of sand. You can catch water taxis between Elia Beach, Platys Gailos and other beaches.