It is an architectural masterpiece with an octagonal concept that is tucked away among green hills with expansive views.
View the yellow and terra-cotta villa that serves as the centrepiece of this exclusive retreat as you enter via the twisted black iron gates.
This mansion is an art lover's paradise, filled to the brim with unique crafts and exotic antiquities including colourful pottery and carvings. Interior designers have travelled as far as India, Egypt, and China to find these gems.
From the living area to the four exquisite bedrooms, the house is decorated in shades of delicate turquoise and red.
A marble fireplace and ten sides make up the unusual, azure pool outside, which also offers lots of umbrellas for shade.
After a hard day of seeing Lefkas, cool down in the pool and enjoy the Mediterranean sun before relaxing on the sunbeds.
The jacuzzi garden, which is located away from the pool area and boasts stunning views, is one of the villa's most fascinating features.
The open plan living area is accessible through sweeping soft lemon coloured archways.
There is a unique fireplace made of marble and stone in this room, as well as lots of cosy marled sofas with sage green pillows and a library full of movies and books.
The large, octagonal kitchen is very gorgeous, complete with a central island and striking black stools.
The dining room has a gorgeous hand-painted Greek motif table where guests can enjoy a home-cooked meal and look out at the lush greenery of the valley below and watch boats sailing between the distant islands.
Next to the fully equipped kitchen is a sitting area with a pair of armchairs, an Afghan rug, and a coffee table.
With pristine white linen and colourful accents in the bedding, the bedrooms have a variety of four-poster double and twin beds.
Intriguing swirly-patterned headboards add curiosity, and the rooms' enormous windows let in beautiful mountain vistas as visitors awaken.
The walls are covered with old paintings, and the floors are covered in rugs with elaborate patterns.
Luxurious ensuite bathrooms with roomy shower spaces are made of Bulgarian marble.
A bathtub for a soothing soak is available in the main bathroom, which also has vintage-style candle holders for drama and mystique.
There are numerous luxurious areas for relaxation throughout the property, such as the unusual Hammock Tower, where a cool breeze can be enjoyed during siesta time.
You can also swing in a hammock beneath Moroccan lanterns while gazing out at the starry night sky and taking in the garden's sounds and aromas.
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The Villa is situated on a lush hill and features amazing panoramic views. There are 4 bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom, accommodating up to 8 people very comfortably.
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The villa is perfectly placed in Nidri, close to a charming harbour on the mesmerising island of Lefkas. With superb views of the nearby islands of Meganisi and Skorpios, lush pine trees and olive groves, Lefkas is the ideal Mediterranean island destination. Nidri town is just five minutes away, with its charming harbour. Sailboats and local fishing boats bob alongside luxury yachts here, while visitors can take sailing lessons here.
Yachting is a popular attraction for international tourists and locals - check out sophisticated Lefkada Marina. Boat trips to various beaches around Lefkas and neighbouring islands depart from Nidri daily throughout the high season and can be arranged in low season.
Lefkas is easily and conveniently reached from the mainland via a causeway, while the airport is just 25km away in Aktion. It is a rare Greek island you can access by car, and absolutely ideal for a family holiday - there are stunning beaches, luscious green valleys and soaring mountains here. Add friendly locals and a laid back atmosphere and you've got everything you need for a great holiday.
Nydri waterfall is a great excursion that guests can undertake independently. The starting point is close to the villa, and the waterfall is reached by a scenic hike through olive and citrus groves and over rocks. The incredible wall of water descends into a pool where you can swim in the cool water canyon. Local stalls sell honey from around the region.
Lefkas town is just a short drive away, a traditional Greek town full of narrow streets and cute alleyways. There is a main square that has plenty of atmospheric cafes and bars. Lefkas town has lots of tiny boutiques and gift shops for finding souvenirs and great local produce to take home as a reminder of the island.
Famous for its incredible beaches, Lefkas has postcard-perfect beaches on the east side and rugged, wild landscapes on the west. You're truly spoilt for choice, but here are a couple of our favourites. Porto Katsiki, a beach with soaring, white cliffs topped with greenery above soft white sand and impossibly blue water is likely the beach you've seen in marketing campaigns. - it's plain to see why it's the most famous beach in the area.
Another great choice for a beach day is Pefkoulia with beautiful blue shallow waters and a calm tide. The golden sand and pebbles provide the best of both worlds, while pine trees cascade down the hillside. Around the island, watersports are very popular including paragliding, windsurfing and kitesurfing.
Take a trip to the Monastery of Panagia Faneromeni and soak up some culture of the island. Surounded by wonderful gardens and resting high on a hill, this monastery dates back to the 17th century. Inside, you'll find a museum inside with chalices, icons and manuscripts, and even a small zoo!
The food on Lefkas is similar to mainland Greece and the rest of the Mediterranean area - with the addition of scenic mountain views from many of the restaurants. One dish to try in a local taverna is a delicious moussaka, made up of mincemeat layers and tomato sauce with aubergine and bechamel sauce, baked lasagne style. Another dish to try is souvlaki, which is skewered meat and sometimes vegetables, often on a barbecue. A local speciality is crusty bread topped with zingy tzatziki.