Sterea Ellas, Phthiotis, Molos, Greece

This traditional-style lodge is set just a “breath” away from the golden caster beach in the bay of Molos on Paros Island. The property affords the utmost privacy, seclusion and safety within a typical white-washed Cycladic house with curved architectural lines, blue shutters and the Greek creeping plants. The dwelling consists of two intercommunicating lodgings with identical floor plans that stretches on 80 square metres approximately. Each of them comprises an open plan kitchen leading to united living and dining room, 4 bedrooms in total, 4 bathrooms and a comfortable studio annexed to the main house with its own bedroom and bathroom. All the bedrooms offer balconies that outlook the crystal-clear Aegean Sea waters and pour the house with the Parian landscape’s scents and fragnances. The estate is located in short distance of the sought-after coasts of “Tsoukalia” and “Kalogeros” and the quaint villages of Marpissa and Prodromos. Last but not least the house is constructed in the midst of a region that has been embedded to the protected areas of “Natura 2000” network.
MOLOS: Molos is a coastal village on Paros Island. It affords a secluded, sandy beach with salt cedars and tamarisk trees, situated nearby the village of Marmara and the region of Tsoukalia. The golden caster shore of the village is located in-between the hills of Kefalos and Antikefalos and according to the archeologists, the ancient city of Yria used to be built in this area. This quaint district looks like a Paradise on Earth amalgamating the emerald blue Aegean Sea waters with the surrounding pristine countryside, which actually belongs to a Natura Preserved Area, and the breath-taking views of the island of Naxos opposite. Although the village has kept itself out of tourism’s reach yet it boasts all the touristy amenities.