With a private pool and guest house that sleeps an additional two people, this three-bedroom villa is built out of natural stone.

A jacuzzi bath, a terrace, air conditioning, exposed beams, locally made rugs, and antique furnishings are just a few of the features that combine modern comfort with classic Greek architecture in this residence.

It has small-town charm with its flat roof, stone façade, and little green wooden shutters.

The property is remote and tranquil, enclosed within its own own garden area with a serene courtyard and potted plants.

Here, guests have access to a private pool, sun loungers, and a barbecue grill.

After preparing your outdoor dinner, you may dine outside on the veranda under the protection of a lovely mulberry tree and take in the view of the gently sloping Greek landscape.

Visitors will immediately notice the stunning exposed beams, stone-flagged floors, and big windows that let natural light flood the ground level of the property.

The furnishings are ancient, including a lovely oak dresser and a nicely carved dining table that seats up to six people.

The decor is kept light and neutral with white stone walls and cream sofas to highlight the rustic architectural characteristics. The villa's furnishings, some of which date back as far as 1870 and others from as recently as the 1940s, are entirely locally sourced and add to its eclectic and homey "country manor house" atmosphere.

A stunning open fireplace and contemporary accents like a TV and DVD player can be found in the living space, which also has comfortable seating and a gorgeously tiled coffee table.

The ground floor's open layout also includes the kitchen, which has a charming tiled counter top, red and white cupboards, and substantial wooden cabinetry.

There is a breakfast bar, an electric oven and hob, a microwave, a coffee maker, a dishwasher, and a washing machine in this area.

A perfect place to have your morning coffee or breakfast while taking in the breath-blowing panoramic views is the kitchen's direct access to the veranda.

Additionally, there is a large shower room with a walk-in shower cubicle, a sink, and a toilet on the ground level.

This space is light and airy with a red-tiled floor, exposed beams, a mirror over the sink, and modern lighting fixtures.

A ground-floor open wooden staircase that leads to a distinctive and lovely sitting hall connects to the first floor of the Villa.

Visitors can choose from a variety of books to read while unwinding in a chair or rocker here.

Exposed beams and delicately created rugs on the wooden flooring, as well as a door at the far end of the hall that leads to a small balcony, all contribute to the serene and cosy environment.

Doors leading to the three bedrooms—one double and two twin rooms—are located off the sitting hall.

The ancient brass bed frames are covered in crisp white linens or delicate floral designs, and each room has white stone walls and wooden floors.

The first floor of the villa has air conditioning, and the wardrobes and cabinets are made of dark, thick wood and offer lots of storage space.

For your comfort, the windows also have mosquito netting.

On this floor, there is a corner bathtub with a shower connection in the primary bathroom.

Here, the colour scheme is white and cream, with tiled walls and floors, a basin, a mirror, and lighting in a modern manner.

A small one-bedroom guest house is available for rental by visitors to this opulent villa.

It is the perfect size for two families travelling together or bigger family groups.

There is a large, air-conditioned twin room in the home with gorgeous exposed beams and stone-flagged floors.

The numerous windows provide plenty of natural light and truly highlight the breathtaking views, and there are also double doors that open out to the patio and pool.

The bathroom has a blue and white colour scheme, tiled floors and ceilings, a giant mirror with a gorgeous tile surround, and a corner jacuzzi.
DESCRIPTION;
Our Villa accommodates 8 people over two buildings. An additional two children can be accommodated on sofas.
Ground Floor

Open-plan dining & living area
Country style kitchen
Bathroom with shower cabin

First Floor

Double(1.50m x 2m) bedroom
Twin bedroom, door to terrace
Twin bedroom
Bathroom with hand held shower
Annexe
Double bedroom in studio
Bathroom with hand held shower and Jacuzzi bath

Exterior

Swimming pool- 8m x 4m
Sun loungers & parasol
Outdoor dining area
Patio area
Parking
Additional Facilities
Television
Fireplace
Hairdryer
Coffeemaker
Washing Machine
Dishwasher
Microwave
Books

The beautiful Greek Island of Lefkas (also known as Lefkada) is situated on the west coast and is connected to the mainland by a long causeway and floating bridge. The island offers spectacular scenery, from forested mountains to the glittering turquoise Ionian Sea. Near the entrance of the island, visitors will discover the Castle of Agia Mavra, built in the 14th century to protect the island’s capital from potential invasions. Having undergone several renovations, including by the Venetians in the 15th century, the castle is well-preserved and within the fortress, visitors can also admire the beautiful Church of Agia Mavra.

Lefkas is well-known for its beautiful beaches, impressive coves and turquoise waters. Among the most beautiful are Egremni, Kathisma, and Porto Katsiki - loved for its golden sands and fascinating landscape, making it one of the island’s major attractions. The Dimossari Waterfalls are also a local sight you’ll want to experience while you are visiting, a little paradise of greenery that’s perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day, or for something a little more cultural stop off at the church of Agios Ioannis Antzoussis, a tiny whitewashed chapel that dates back to the 16th century and is one of the oldest churches in Lefkas. A stroll around the capital of Lefkas; Lefkada Town, will enchant guests who will delight in its cheerful and welcoming atmosphere, small harbour, and marina lined with restaurants, cafes and bars. The town still bears the marks of the earthquakes that shook its shores in 1867 and again in 1948 and nearly destroyed the entire island, and as such the new constructions covered in colourful sheets of metal offer an interesting aspect.

Villa GR5170