Villa Marelia

The villa

Set within the tranquil hills of Corfu, this six - bedroom villa offers a refined and spacious retreat with panoramic views over the Ionian Sea, mountains, and lush surrounding landscape. Stylishly appointed and thoughtfully designed, it delivers a perfect blend of comfort and contemporary charm, an exceptional base for exploring the island.

The ground floor features an open - plan living and dining area, a fully equipped kitchen in soft vanilla tones, and a master double bedroom with an en - suite bathroom and bathtub. A guest WC and dedicated laundry room complete this level.

Upstairs, two twin bedrooms and a double bedroom each enjoy en - suite shower rooms and a hsared balcony with sitting areas, perfect for quiet reflection or morning coffee.

Two additional guest bedrooms, newly built in 2024, are set just above and behind the pool, accessed via an external staircase on the right side of the property. Each has its own entrance with a separate key, en - suite bathroom, mini fridge, and private balcony, offering added privacy and comfort for extended groups or families.

Outdoors, a private infinity pool takes centre stage, complemented by a generous terrace and shaded dining area ideal for al fresco meals and relaxed gatherings. The villa’s elevated position ensures sweeping views thoughout the day and into the evening.A private paved walking path leads you to a quiet spot on the beah, only shared with the complex.

The island of Corfu lies in the Ionian Sea off Greece’s north - western coast. Its long and layered history has shaped a place of lush green hills, olive groves, sweeping bays, and a richly variegated character: Venetian palazzi and fortresses, British - era influences, and traditional Greek village life all intertwine. 

For visitors, Corfu offers a lovely mixture of natural beauty and cultural heritage: from the UNESCO - listed old town of Corfu Town (Kerkyra) with its cobbled alleys and Venetian influence, to quieter inland villages and coastal spots where life moves at an easy pace. Getting around can be a bit slower than on flat terrain, roads wind through hills and olive groves, so if you’re keen to explore beyond the tourist hubs, renting a car or scooter is a good idea. 

The island’s appeal also lies in its variety: high - season beach resorts, sleepy inland hamlets, and everything in between. Whether you’re after the buzz of a seaside promenade or a quiet dinner on a village square under the olive trees, Corfu delivers.