Cyclades islands, Tinos, Triantaros, Greece

Just 3.5 kilometers from Tinos Town and 2 kilometers from Agios Sostis beach, this villa combines contemporary minimal design with natural, earthy elements, blending harmoniously into the surrounding landscape. Its architecture emphasizes the smooth transition between indoor and outdoor areas, creating a serene atmosphere that respects privacy and enhances everyday comfort.

The outdoor spaces include a lounge area with a private swimming pool and panoramic views of Mykonos. The connection between exterior and interior areas creates a sense of openness and continuity, while the restrained design and choice of materials reflect simplicity and quality.

Inside, the villa features two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, as well as a separate and spacious guesthouse with a fully equipped living area and kitchenette. The guesthouse can serve as independent accommodation or an additional living space, offering flexibility in use.

Built with attention to detail and high-quality materials, the property offers a quiet setting with easy access to the island’s main destinations. It is suitable both as a private home and as an investment opportunity, combining functionality, refined design, and the calm character of the Tinian landscape.
Located on the northern side of the Cyclades, Tinos is one of the
most enchanting Greek Islands. Most villages were created in the
medieval or Byzantine times. They have been kept unchanged
offering a short journey in history. Built in leeward slopes to protect
residents from the wind, hidden or built high on the mountains to
keep away pirates, they often resemble fortresses. Whitewashed
and simple, they follow the minimal Cycladic style. The square, the
fountain, the arcades, arches, alleys, the cobbled paths, marble
stairs, all common elements of the villages, are craft works and a
case study for modern architects.
The culinary wealth of Tinos and the systematic efforts for its
dissemination have made it a top domestic gastronomic destination.
Tinian wine, is an integral part of the island’s gastronomic identity.
Wine lovers may visit wineries and vineyards, enjoy wine tastings
and pairings with local products and taste the wine labels in plenty of
restaurants and wine bars or purchase them directly from plenty of
retail stores.
Above all sites stands The Holy Church of Panagia Evaggelistria of
Tinos (Our Lady of Tinos) which is the most important Orthodox
pilgrimage in Greece and one of the most famous throughout the
world.