Cyclades islands, Antiparos, Greece

This rare villa project, located on the southeastern coast of Antiparos, offers a unique blend of privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility. Set within a 5,600 sq.m. plot surrounded by untouched nature, the property is just a short walk from the stunning sandy beach of Soros and a few minutes’ drive from the charming village of Antiparos. The villa, designed by award-winning architects, is scheduled for completion by 2027 and blends traditional Cycladic charm with contemporary architectural elegance.

Spanning approximately 330 sq.m., the residence offers unobstructed panoramic views of the Aegean Sea, the island of Paros, and a protected ravine to the north. The layout includes four spacious en-suite bedrooms, thoughtfully positioned to provide privacy and comfort. The main living areas are designed to offer seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living, with expansive terraces, shaded dining areas, and a large pool area perfect for lounging.

The guest house is harmoniously embedded into the landscape and offers direct access to nature trails, including an old shepherd’s path. The property also features designated areas for a flower garden and vegetable patch, enhancing the connection with nature. Early-stage buyers have the opportunity to personalize the layout and finishes to create a truly bespoke home in one of the most serene locations in the Cyclades.
Antiparos is a relatively small island in the southern Aegean Sea within the cluster of the Cyclades. It is adjacent to Paros island; it takes only seven minutes to reach Antiparos from Pounta harbour of Paros by vessel. The geophysical beauty of Antiparos is perfect for any outdoor activities enthusiast and nature zealot ranging from water sports such as scuba diving to kite surfing, gentle hike, geology and speleology. As a matter of fact, Antiparos boasts the oldest stalagmite in Europe in Antiparos Cave within the Agios Ioannis knoll: a pantheon of stalactites and stalagmites or the numerous sea caves waiting for a modern «Robinson Crusoe» to explore them. Antiparos Chora, the capital of Antiparos, is a picturesque provincial town holding interesting historical background such as the fifteenth century Venetian Castle and the Historical and Folkloric Museum of Antiparos. There are also three tiny islets west of Antiparos island; 1) Despotiko 2) Tsimintiri (between Antiparos and Despotiko) and 3) Strongylo (West of Despotiko) which afford to make you feel as being a V.I.P. with its own “private” islet. Antiparos with its “escort” islets offer secluded “paradises” on earth for personal moments, ceremonies and events due to the numerous chapels and open air romantic places for gatherings.