Cyclades islands, Tzia, Koundouros, Greece

In the prestigious Koundouros area of Kea, this exceptional 218 sq. m. residence perfectly balances privacy, comfort, and elevated style. Built in 2000, the villa is situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, ensuring complete privacy and an exceptional sense of tranquility. Its privileged position captures breathtaking panoramic views of the Aegean Sea, the surrounding mountains, and the unspoiled landscape, offering a rare opportunity to enjoy one of Kea's most sought-after locations.

A refined sense of calm defines the interiors, where generous proportions and abundant natural light create an effortless flow for both relaxed daily living and elegant entertaining. Timeless stone flooring lends a sophisticated character throughout the home, while a classic fireplace adds warmth and ambiance to the main living space. The layout is thoughtfully designed to include four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a well-appointed kitchen, and a convenient guest toilet. Thanks to its quality construction and well-designed infrastructure, the residence provides comfortable year-round living, making it equally suitable as a permanent home or an exclusive holiday retreat.

The property seamlessly blends indoor comfort with the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. The outdoor spaces feature a private landscaped garden, an inviting patio perfect for alfresco dining, and a beautiful swimming pool that serves as the centerpiece for relaxation. Offered with the option to acquire the existing furniture and equipment, the villa is ready to be enjoyed immediately or to be effortlessly integrated into a luxury rental portfolio. This residence stands as an exceptional coastal retreat, offering a sophisticated sanctuary for island living.
Location: Kea/Tzia is part of the Cyclades island group and lies about 20 kilometers east of the port of Lavrio. The island covers an area of approximately 131 square kilometers and has a population of about 2,500 people.

Unique Features: The island’s landscape is characterized by steep hills and valleys, with numerous small coves and beaches scattered along its coastline. The island has a rich history, with evidence of settlements dating back to prehistoric times, and it boasts a number of notable archaeological sites, including the ancient city of Karthaia.

Kea is a popular tourist destination, known for its scenic beauty, traditional architecture, and relaxed atmosphere. You can reach it by ferry from Athens or from other nearby Cyclades islands.

The Koundouros area of Kea, one of the most exclusive seaside zones in the Cyclades, is aimed at those seeking understated luxury and direct contact with the sea. In the wider area there are restaurants, beach bars, water sports, as well as quiet spots with distinctive beaches. It stands out for its feel of a calm, sheltered resort and its proximity to anchorages. A rare spot on the island, ideal for those who want authentic Kea with high-end living standards.

Accessibility: To reach the island of Kea, you can take a ferry from the port of Lavrio, which is located about 60 kilometers southeast of Athens. The ferry trip takes about one hour and there are usually several departures per day, especially during the summer months.

Alternatively, you can also reach Kea by ferry from other Cyclades islands, such as Syros, Mykonos, Andros, or Kythnos. Ferry schedules vary depending on the season.

Investment Potential: Buying property on Kea is a major investment, as it is an emerging holiday destination, attracting more and more investors.