Villa Hellina

The villa

Villa Hellina offers a unique accommodation experience, combining a luxurious main villa with a beautifully converted traditional windmill. Guests can enjoy the charm of staying in an authentic windmill, reimagined as a modern and comfortable living space. The property is perfectly positioned, offering stunning sea views, easy beach access, and a serene atmosphere. Its highlights include expansive indoor and outdoor living areas, a large swimming pool, and spacious terraces overlooking the Aegean Sea and nearby Naxos.

The villa’s interior is thoughtfully designed. On the pool level, guests will find an open-plan living and dining area with a fully equipped indoor kitchen, two en-suite double bedrooms with direct pool access and sea views, and a staff bedroom available on request. The upper level features another open-plan living and dining space with a larger kitchen, office area, and two additional bedrooms, including a master suite with a private balcony and panoramic views.

The windmill offers a self-contained suite with a double bedroom across two floors, a kitchen, and a living area, perfect for couples seeking extra privacy. Outdoors, the villa boasts a 15-meter swimming pool, multiple lounge areas, dining spaces for large groups, and a BBQ area, all designed to maximize enjoyment of the breathtaking surroundings.

Paros, set in the heart of the Aegean Sea, offers a harmonious blend of traditional Greek character and contemporary appeal. Known for its beautiful beaches, whitewashed architecture, and charming villages, the island is a popular choice for travellers seeking both serenity and cultural depth. Its cobbled lanes, vibrant bougainvillaea, and Cycladic aesthetic create an unmistakably Greek atmosphere.

Golden Beach, with its clear waters and soft sands, is ideal for sunseekers and windsurfers, while the granite formations and sheltered bays of Kolymbithres Beach offer a more tranquil alternative. Coastal villages such as Naoussa tempt visitors with fresh seafood and picturesque harbour views.

Paros’s historical significance is evident in its ancient marble quarries, once used to sculpt masterpieces like the Venus de Milo. The Panagia Ekatontapiliani, a revered Byzantine church complex, stands as a testament to the island’s rich past. In contrast, the lively bars and tavernas of Parikia and Naoussa bring energy to its evenings.

Outdoor enthusiasts can explore scenic trails through olive groves and vineyards or sail along the rugged coastline to discover hidden coves. From sampling local dishes in the hillside village of Lefkes to watching the sun set over the Aegean, Paros offers a timeless and memorable island escape.