Cyclades islands, Paros, Naousa, Greece

In the Kolymbithres area of Paros, overlooking the Aegean Sea and Naousa Bay, this contemporary residence comprises a main villa and an independent guesthouse, set within landscaped grounds with a swimming pool. The property is nearing completion, with final exterior works under way, and handover is scheduled for the end of September 2026.

Main Residence

The main villa features spacious interiors designed in a contemporary Cycladic style, combining light colour tones with integrated wooden elements. The layout includes multiple bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, positioned to maximise sea views and the flow of natural light.

Guesthouse

The independent guesthouse provides private accommodation for guests or staff. It follows the same architectural style as the main residence and features its own outdoor seating area with a private jacuzzi, as well as direct access to the main pool area.

Outdoor Areas & Facilities

The outdoor area includes landscaped seating and dining zones, a specially designed gym and yoga area, and a central swimming pool oriented towards the bay. The plot is planted with local Mediterranean vegetation.

With its comprehensive layout, self-contained guest facilities and modern infrastructure, the property offers a practical option for private residence or investment use in a truly exceptional location on Paros.
Location: Paros is situated in the Aegean Sea, belongs to the Cyclades archipelago, and is the third-largest island in the Cyclades.

Unique Features: In recent years, Paros has become one of the leading holiday destinations for Greek and foreign visitors, distinguished by its cosmopolitan character and the vibrant lifestyle of its visitors.

At the same time, the island offers a variety of organized and tranquil beaches with crystal-clear blue waters, as well as world-famous beaches for kite surfing and windsurfing. Every visitor has the opportunity to explore the island’s most picturesque areas, Naousa and Parikia, while enjoying a wide selection of cafés, restaurants, and bars.

Accessibility: Paros is accessible from the ports of Rafina and Piraeus. Ferries depart several times a day; during the summer season, at least three ferries leave in the morning, while one or two operate in winter. Paros can also be reached by air, as the island has a State Airport, with several flights operating mainly during the summer period, when demand is high.

Investment Potential: Purchasing property in Paros represents a significant investment, as the island is one of the world’s leading holiday destinations, maintaining its strong reputation and attracting an increasing number of investors.