Description

Introducing Villa Regina Maris, a meticulously restored Traditional Cycladic mansion, originally built in 2016, encompassing a total area of 317 square meters set within an expansive 2180 square meter plot, featuring expansive terraces, patios, and gardens, and a plethora of outdoor BBQ facilities, providing an idyllic retreat.
The mansion boasts three generously proportioned bedrooms, including a lavish master suite complete with a private bathroom, each exquisitely appointed and fully equipped to ensure utmost comfort and convenience. The heart of the home lies within its inviting kitchen and dining area, capable of accommodating up to 10 guests, distinguished by its high aesthetics and top-notch quality.

Step into the grand reception area adorned with elegant furnishings and adorned with captivating artwork, featuring two lounges and a separate fireplace lounge, providing ample space for relaxation and social gatherings. Modern amenities abound, including Cable T.V., complimentary wireless internet access, and a dedicated maid's room with a private bathroom, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable stay for every guest.
Venture outside to discover the enchanting garden, adorned with lush Aegean plants, offering a serene oasis for moments of tranquility, while the large furnished veranda provides a breathtaking backdrop for al fresco dining and lounging, boasting brilliant sea and sunset views.

The pièce de résistance awaits in the form of a large private infinity pool, overlooking an olive grove and the azure sea, inviting guests to indulge in leisurely swims while soaking in the stunning vistas.
A plethora of thoughtful amenities awaits, from coffee and tea facilities to a comprehensive library, toy, and game collection, ensuring entertainment for guests of all ages. Whether unwinding in the elegantly appointed living spaces, savoring the tranquility of the garden, or basking in the splendor of the infinity pool, Villa Regina Maris promises an unparalleled luxury retreat amidst the timeless beauty of the Cyclades.