
Mykonos, Greece
Villa Karavida
Perched near the serene shores of Agios Sostis, Villa Karavida offers sweeping views of the Aegean Sea and Mykonos’ rugged coastline.
From £7,448 per week
Mykonos, Greece
Sleeps 84 bedrooms4 bathroomsPrivate pool

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Ideally situated on a hillside, Villa Kalliroe overlooks the rocky landscape, the beach of Kalafatis, and the fishing village of Agia Anna in Divounia. The property features a considered design, with attention to detail, high-quality construction, and a balanced focus on both interior and exterior spaces, creating a well-appointed summer residence.
The villa is fully independent and spans 165 m². It comprises three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a separate guest WC on the ground floor, and a spacious guest house located by the pool. The property can accommodate up to eight adults and one child.
Both the indoor and outdoor areas are thoughtfully designed and furnished in a contemporary style. The villa is fully equipped with modern amenities, including high-quality audio-visual systems such as a Smart TV and home cinema projector.
The private swimming pool is surrounded by palm trees and positioned to take advantage of the sea views. Outdoor living areas include a dining space for up to ten guests, a stone bar with BBQ, and multiple seating areas arranged across different levels.
The villa sits on a private 2-acre plot featuring a landscaped garden with flowers, cacti, and ornamental plants. Private parking is available for up to four cars.
Mykonos is a Greek island located in the Cyclades group in the Aegean Sea. It is known for its characteristic architecture, including whitewashed buildings, narrow streets, and traditional windmills. The main town, Mykonos Town (Chora), features a network of small alleys, shops, and restaurants, as well as several historical churches and cultural landmarks.
The island has a range of beaches, such as Psarou, Paradise, and Elia, which offer clear waters and varying levels of activity. Some beaches are more developed with facilities and entertainment options, while others are quieter and more suited to relaxation. Tourism plays a significant role in the local economy, particularly during the summer months.
Mykonos also has cultural and historical connections, with the nearby island of Delos being an important archaeological site in Greece. Visitors to Mykonos often take day trips to Delos to explore ancient ruins and learn about its historical significance. Overall, Mykonos combines natural scenery with tourism infrastructure, making it a well-visited destination in the region.
Villa Kalliroe is located around a 20-minute drive from Mykonos Town and the airport, and just a few minutes from the village of Ano Mera, known for its historic monastery. Ano Mera offers a selection of taverns, patisseries, a pharmacy, and a supermarket for everyday needs. In addition to Kalafatis and Agia Anna beaches, several other well-known beaches are within easy reach, including Elia, Kalo Livadi, Lia, and Ftelia.
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Mykonos, Greece
Perched near the serene shores of Agios Sostis, Villa Karavida offers sweeping views of the Aegean Sea and Mykonos’ rugged coastline.
From £7,448 per week

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