Cyclades islands, Paros, Aliki, Greece

This luxurious waterfront oasis offers breathtaking views of the sparkling Aegean Sea and panoramic Cycladic landscapes, especially overlooking the enchanting Antiparos Strait and nearby islands.

The stone-built façade, complemented by eco-luxurious surroundings, creates an exceptionally lavish and comfortable retreat that fully embraces the light and colors of the Mediterranean. The outdoor area features more than 130 olive trees, producing between 200 and 500 liters of organic olive oil annually.

At the heart of the estate lies an oversized swimming pool, nestled within a stunning three-acre garden adorned with 50 grapevines, as well as a variety of fig and pomegranate trees. Expansive sun-drenched terraces lead to shaded outdoor lounges, inviting relaxation and self-indulgence while gazing at the magnificent Greek sunset.

The property is ideally situated adjacent to a mesmerizing golden sandy beach, evoking the sense of a private seashore.

This prestigious residence is spread across multiple levels and includes various living quarters. The modern mansion consists of a main residence that is flanked by an independent guest house and a separate guest suite.

Inside, spacious lounges showcase clean architectural lines and contemporary furnishings in warm hues, neutral tones, and natural wood accents. The generously sized bedroom suites can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests.

This extraordinary property spans 546 sq.m. of living space, in addition to 258 sq.m. of auxiliary areas. The estate also benefits from water self-sufficiency, with two private irrigation wells that supply freshwater for both the pool and the garden.
The island of Paros is an idyllic area combining golden caster shores, such as the Golden Beach (“Chryssi Akti”) with crystal-clear sea waters and marvellous mountain views. Paros is a lively island with every day amenities and bustling nightlife in cosmopolitan regions such as Naoussa yet not at the expense of security and privacy for homelovers and families. Its landscape consists of sun-drenched hillslopes and a Mediterranean surrounding nature that offers an inexhaustible terrain for outdoor enthusiasts. Paros is full of “natura areas” (environmentally protected areas with extremely restricted construction laws). In specific beachfront districts Paros offers a “hospitable domain” for those who are biding the etesian winds to blow in order to tear the Aegean seascape with their surfboard. Moreover the vast majority of Paros coasts have been awarded the blue flag of the European Union. The average year-round temperatures of 20o Celsious is an asset for the island's visitors, tourists, e.t.c. with just a bit less than three-hour flight from central Europe to reach the island of Paros; especially after 2023 when its airport will have been expanded further.