Cyclades islands, Paros, Agkeria, Greece

Boasting local architecture & bespoke elegance, this is a rare sanctuary

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Nestled in the charming coastal village of Drios, within the sought-after Golden Beach area of Paros, this exceptional 170 sqm villa presents a rare opportunity to acquire a truly unique residence. Set amidst its own private olive grove, the property stands apart through its sophisticated architecture, elegant design, careful interior design and impeccable condition, offering a refreshing alternative to conventional island homes.

From the moment you pass through the entrance gates, a remarkable sense of tranquility and privacy unfolds. Carefully designed to evoke warmth and comfort, the property effortlessly combines authenticity, character, and refined living.

The outdoor spaces invite moments of pure relaxation, whether enjoying a cocktail by the pool, or enjoying the Aegean Sea view while lying on the veranda sunbeds. 

The interior unfolds across two levels, designed to provide both comfort and functionality. The ground floor features a welcoming living room with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, one bedroom, and a bathroom. On the upper level, two additional bedrooms share a spacious bathroom. One bedroom enjoys access to two private balconies, while the second opens onto a generous terrace with a comfortable sitting area and captivating sea views, creating the perfect setting for moments of relaxation and contemplation.

Ideally positioned in the very center of the village, the villa offers the rare luxury of complete convenience without compromising its peaceful atmosphere. The beach is only a short stroll away, while cafés, boutiques, tavernas, and everyday amenities are quite literally at your doorstep, eliminating the need for a car in daily life.

Location

Paros, as one of the most beautiful Cycladic islands, attracts thousands of tourists every year. It offers a combination of inviting sandy beaches, picturesque villages and interesting nightlife, resulting in an assortment of visitors. Parikia, also called Paros town or Hora, is the capital of Paros island and has about 3,000 inhabitants. Parikia was built on the same site where the ancient city and capital used to stand. This little town is the commercial and cultural centre of Paros as well as the main harbour of the island, serving many other islands. It is built amphitheatrically around the port and has a typical Cycladic architecture, with whitewashed cubic and flat roofed houses with spare architectural lines and coloured wooden doors, windows and balconies. On the entrance of the port, a superb whitewashed windwill welcomes the visitors and constitutes the trademark of Paros. Numerous restaurants, taverns, cafes, bars and night clubs are lining the one side of the coast road (which is closed for the cars during the evening) while the town’s beach is boarding the second part of the road. Paros is located at 2 ½ hours by high speed ferry from the Port of Piraeus.  

Directions
600m from the beach
15 km from Paros International Airport
21 km from Paros port
17 km from Naoussa village