Maximum Villa Capacity
Up to 11 guests are
allowed
Overview
Villa in Paros | Aliki | Private Pool | Sleeps 10 - 11 | 5 Bedrooms +1 Staff | 5 Bathrooms+2 WC
A unique newly constructed property. Paros Villa Sienna 3 stands as a testament to architectural elegance and thoughtful design, crafted by the renowned ISV Architects.
Nestled in the heart of Paros, this newly constructed property graces an expansive 8,500 sqm plot, gently landscaped and blessed with direct access to the azure waters of the Aegean Sea, offering breathtaking vistas of both the sea and Antiparos Island.
As you approach, a harmonious interplay of simple, clean-cut volumes unfolds, meticulously arranged along an east-west axial footpath. This path guides visitors from a pergola-shaded carport, through an inviting entrance courtyard, to both the main house and a separate guesthouse. The design seamlessly merges with the natural surroundings, creating an immersive experience that complements the island's beauty.
Paros Villa Sienna 3 comprises two distinct entities, each exuding its charm. The 285 sqm main house beckons with three bedrooms that capture the essence of luxury living, offering mesmerizing sea views. A spacious 70 sqm living room serves as the heart of the residence, opening onto a sprawling 185 sqm pool deck. Here, an 80 sqm infinity pool, clad in granite, becomes a focal point, inviting residents to bask in the Grecian sun while enjoying the ever-changing hues of the sea.
Adding to the allure of this architectural gem is a separate 80 sqm guesthouse. Comprising two fully independent guest bedrooms, this enclave ensures privacy and tranquility for its occupants. A shared kitchenette and a covered deck with captivating water views offer a retreat where guests can relish the serenity that a summer house on Paros promises.
Paros Villa Sienna 3 is more than a residence; it is a celebration of modern living harmonizing with the timeless beauty of its surroundings. It beckons those seeking a sanctuary where sophistication meets the simplicity of island life, creating an idyllic haven on the Cycladic canvas.
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