Cyclades islands, Paros, Santa Maria, Greece

A flowering bougainvillea embraces the pergola, the light highlights the white surfaces, and the sea sets the rhythm of the day. In Little Santa Maria, Paros, this residence captures the charm of an authentic island home, just 250 metres from the beach.

The property offers approximately 131 sq.m. in total, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Its spaces are arranged across different levels, allowing family and guests to share everyday life while retaining their own peaceful corners. An additional kitchenette adds flexibility for hosting.

Inside, built-in seating and curved wall niches give the space distinctive character. The white palette, soft grey details and bright floors create a light, airy atmosphere. The living room with fireplace connects to the dining area and equipped kitchen, forming a welcoming space for meals, conversation and relaxation. Air conditioning completes the home’s amenities.

Life naturally moves onto the terraces here. Beneath the wooden pergolas, breakfast lingers and meals become an occasion for everyone to gather. Views of the Aegean and Naxos, Mediterranean plantings and the vibrant hues of the bougainvillea create an environment that invites you to stay outdoors until late. The exclusive-use outdoor area extends to approximately 205 sq.m., and two parking spaces are also available.

Part of a complex that respects local architecture and offers easy access to Naousa, the house provides a welcoming base for summers filled with sea, good company and the simplicity that makes life in Paros so special.
Location: Paros is situated in the Aegean Sea, belongs to the Cyclades island group, and is the third-largest island in the Cyclades.

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

At the same time, the island offers a variety of organized and peaceful 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; during the summer season, at least three ferries depart in the morning, compared with one or two in winter. Paros can also be reached by plane, 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 substantial investment, as the island is one of the world’s leading holiday destinations, maintaining its strong reputation and attracting an ever-increasing number of investors.