Cyclades islands, Paros, Pounta, Greece

Set into the natural landscape of Dasos Christou, this 195 sq.m. cave-style residence combines contemporary island architecture with views towards Parikia and the sea. Currently at an advanced stage of construction, the home is designed to create a close connection between its interiors, planted courtyards and outdoor living spaces.

Generous glazing brings natural light into the living areas and frames the surrounding landscape. The living room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen form an inviting setting for everyday life and entertaining, with direct access to the pool terrace. Planted lightwells introduce greenery and daylight deeper into the home, adding a distinctive architectural feature.

The residence offers three bedrooms and four bathrooms, complemented by an approximately 30 sq.m. mezzanine. This versatile space can accommodate a study, an additional lounge, gym or a quiet retreat, according to the owners’ needs.

Outside, a private swimming pool, spacious terraces and a pergola-covered area provide settings for relaxation and open-air dining. Stone façades and Mediterranean planting reinforce the residence’s connection to the Parian landscape.

In a peaceful location with convenient access to the island’s main points of interest, the property offers an appealing setting for a private island home or a holiday rental investment.

Scheduled for delivery in summer 2027.
Location: Paros is situated in the central Aegean Sea, forms part of the Cyclades archipelago, and is the third-largest island in Greece.

Unique Features: Paros is one of the leading holiday destinations for Greek and international visitors, distinguished by its cosmopolitan character and vibrant lifestyle.

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

Accessibility: Paros can be reached from the ports of Rafina and Piraeus; ferries depart several times a day, particularly during the summer season. Paros is also accessible by air, as it has an airport with several flights, mainly in summer when demand is high.

Investment Opportunity: 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.