Description

Our opinion

Set in a landscape marked by olive trees, dry stone terraces and the Aegean Sea, this contemporary villa features a two-level architecture that prioritises views of the sea and the surrounding terrain over sheer volume. The 200 m² landscaped terraces and carefully considered orientation place the building in line with contemporary Cycladic housing styles. The interior layout clearly distinguishes the upper floor, dedicated to reception, from the lower level, which houses five bedrooms and a second kitchen, reflecting a lifestyle focused on independence and extended hospitality. A private estate extends this territorial interpretation by maintaining the direct connection between the dwelling and the island landscapes and maritime horizons. Between traditional inland villages and the coastline with its unspoilt coves, this property is part of a continuum of uses that gives the place an identity based on its ideal location on Kea, an island in the western Cyclades accessible in an hour from Athens, and its enduring relationship with the sea.