Maximum Villa Capacity
Up to 8 guests are
allowed
Overview
Villa in Paros | Aliki | Private Pool | Sleeps 06 - 08 | 3 Bedrooms +1Staff | 3 Bathrooms+ 1WC
Newly constructed property. Paros Villa Sienna 1 stands as a testament to architectural excellence, a masterpiece crafted by the renowned architect John Pawson.
Nestled in the heart of Paros, this unique and newly constructed property occupies a sprawling 4,000 square meters of fully landscaped terrain, offering a haven of tranquility with direct access to the azure waters of the Aegean Sea.
The outdoor expanse of Paros Villa Sienna 1 is nothing short of breathtaking, showcasing an 80-square-meter granite-clad pool that glistens under the sun's warm embrace. Adjacent to this aquatic oasis is a 15-meter-long pergola, providing an elegant space for both lounging and al fresco dining. Whether you seek a refreshing swim or a leisurely meal with the sea breeze as your companion, the outdoor area promises a symphony of relaxation.
Step inside, and the villa unfolds its luxurious embrace. The ground floor reveals two thoughtfully designed guest bedrooms, each adorned with en-suite bathrooms. These spaces seamlessly blend comfort and aesthetics, inviting guests to unwind in style. As daylight spills through large windows, the rooms offer captivating views of the surrounding landscape, creating an intimate connection with the natural beauty that envelops the villa.
Ascend to the upper floor, and the master bedroom awaits, an epitome of opulence and sophistication. Boasting an en-suite bathroom, this sanctuary in the sky provides an elevated perspective of the Aegean Sea. Immerse yourself in the luxury of waking up to unobstructed sea views, a daily reminder of the privileged location of Paros Villa Sienna 1.
Every element of this architectural gem reflects Pawson's distinctive touch – a harmonious blend of form, function, and the surrounding environment. Paros Villa Sienna 1 beckons those seeking a refined retreat, where the lines between indoor and outdoor living blur, and the Aegean horizon becomes an integral part of the living experience
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