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Porto Heli Villa Region: Peloponnese Sleeps: 9 Porto Heli Villa Region: Peloponnese Sleeps: 9 Overview Porto Heli Town is one of Greece’s best-kept secret, with its fabulous coast line of protected coves and bays and villas presiding regally on the seaside hilltops. And Porto Heli Villa is a special, much loved holiday home where you will be thoroughly indulged in every way. There are not many places where you will be greeted with a delicious home-cooked meal and a fridge full of food and cooled wine and beer! Nothing is too much trouble at Porto Heli Villa. It is immediately clear how much effort has been made to make sure your holiday is magical and memorable. Porto Heli is a much admired, cosmopolitan town on the northeastern Peloponnese coast. It is adored by international jet-set. Sprinkled amongst the lush hillsides and olive groves are designer villas with exquisite gardens and estates, many owned by rich ship magnets, politicians, artists and scientists, definitely those that learned the charms of this magnificent area early. Porto Heli Villa is situated on a wonderful plot in Agios Emilianos, a 15-minute drive from the town. You can take a 3-hour ferry from Athens to the port at Porto Heli or take the picturesque drive along the fabulous coastline and through the mountains. You can visit the delightful Hydra, Poros and Spetses Islands by boat or water taxi. Porto Heli Villa is utterly charming, both inside and out. The garden is fabulous with mature, fragrant planting, lawns, alluring little quiet spots with charismatic seating arrangements and a play area for children with mini slides, swings and table and chairs. The pool terrace is wonderful with spectacular views out to sea and the islands. The lovely pool is surrounded by loungers and parasols, and there is an appealing covered alfresco dining area. The covered outdoor mini kitchen and barbecue is very appealing. There are plant pots everywhere, all brimming with colourful flowers and plants. This garden will certainly make you smile! On the upper floor of this warm and inviting villa, there is an open plan living, dining and kitchen area as well as a bathroom and two bedrooms. The living area boasts an alluring beamed ceiling and a huge corner sofa. The views of the pool and terrace from the dining area are lovely. The kitchen is modern and open to the dining area through a huge serving hatch. The villa is designed in such a way that the inside and outside all seem as one. The views from every window are stunning. Page 1 The lower floor of the villa is home to the remaining two tasteful and comfortable bedrooms, a bathroom and a wonderful games room with a pool table, chess, lounge furniture and a bar. Just outside on the terrace is a table tennis table. The bedrooms are spacious and are comprised of 2 doubles, one twin and another bedroom with both a double bed and a single bed. In total, the villa sleeps up to 9 guests, each of which will, no doubt, have a wonderful time! Facilities Modern • Great Value • Recommended • Private Pool • Beach Nearby • Ideal for Babies & Toddlers • Ideal for Kids • Ideal for Teens • Wi-Fi/Internet • Air-Con • Walk to Beach • BBQ • Satellite TV • Games Room • Outdoor Games • Table Tennis • Pool/Snooker • Heating • Outstanding Landscapes • Outdoor Pursuit & Activities • Tourist Towns & Villages • Boat Trips Page 2 Interior & Grounds The Villa The beautiful property counts with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. There are air con units throughout all the villa spaces, including bedrooms. It also has mosquito nets in all windows and doors. It can accommodate up to 9 people Lower Ground Floor - Playroom with bar and seating area - Double bedroom with en-suite shower room - Bedroom with double bed, a single bed and en-suite shower room Upper Ground Floor - Open-plan living and dining area - Fully equipped kitchen - Double bedroom - Twin bedroom - Family bathroom Exterior Grounds Lower garden - Outdoors play area - BBQ - Chill-out area - Ramp from upper level to the garden Upper garden - Swimming pool - Outdoors shower - Sun loungers and parasols - Outdoors dining area - Veranda with pergola - Roof terrace - Barbecue Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi - Hairdryer - Central heating - Television - Music system (Hi-Fi) - Washing machine - Iron and board - Baby cot and highchair on request Page 3 Location & Local Information Porto Heli Villa is located in the upmarket village of Agios Emilianos, very close to Porto Heli. There is no other area in Greece with such a concentration of wealth. It is easy to understand why in-the-know discerning globetrotters head to Porto Heli. It feels like a very laid-back version of the Amalfi Coast. The area is absolutely stunning, rich in interesting archaeological sites such as Halieis and there is a wonderful nightlife. Porto Heli’s coastline of inlets is calm and warm. You will see luxury yachts everywhere, together with the traditional wooden kaikis. Although incredibly rich, Porto Heli maintains a rustic, homely feeling, such a wonderful blend to ensure a memorable holiday, especially when you consider that this is also a foodie paradise. The tourist-friendly island of Spetses is a 15-minute ride away from Costa harbour. Spetses’ tiny port of Dapia is overlooked by whitewashed, Neoclassical houses, cosy cafes and stylish boutiques. The winding, cobbled coastal path opens to a stunning, wide, timeless piazza and home to the glorious, chateau-style Poseidonion hotel. Cars are banned from the town, so visitors travel in horse-drawn carriages, admiring the fishermen laying out their catches, the impressive villas, domed churches and buzzy tavernas. There are three stunning beaches close to the villa, Costa Beach, Hrisi Akti Beach and Porto Heli Beach. There are a number of pretty villages and towns to visit close by including Kranidi, Kilada, a small fishing village, the picturesque Ermioni and Epidaurus. Ermioni is built on a cape, surrounded by fragrant pine trees, so it strongly resembles an island. It boasts stunning beaches, a charismatic harbour lined with popular fish restaurants and some clubs. The beaches include little coves around Bisti, Kouverta Beach, Petrothalassa, Dardiza and Sentoni. Epidaurus is one of the most popular archaeological sites in Greece, mostly famous for its Ancient Theatre which is in an excellent state of conservation. During the summer there are festivals at the weekends. Local Amenities Nearest Airport Athens Airport (208 km) Nearest Ferry Port Porto Heli Marine (8 km) Nearest Town/City Porto Heli (7km) Nearest Restaurant Drouzas Tavern (4 km) Page 4 Nearest Beach Agios Emilianos Beach (800 m) Nearest Supermarket AB Supermarket (7 km) Page 5 What Oliver loves… What you should know… How lovely to have a delicious homemade meal waiting for you on your first Porto Heli Villa is nestled in the picturesque village of Agios Emilianos, close to the ports of Costa and Porto Heli, so it is very evening together with a fridge full of food and drink! easy to visit the lovely islands of Hydra, Poros and Spetses by ferry, boat or water taxi The views of the gorgeous headland, turquoise sea and the beautiful islands There are no amenities near the villa, besides two lovely coves - it is highly recommended to hire a car are such a joy! The villa has a rustic and traditional decor throughout, so may not be the best choice for those looking for a contemporary- Porto Heli is unspoilt, glamorous and a haven of tranquillity with stunning styled villa beaches and beautiful scenery Page 6 Terms & Conditions - Security deposit: €500 paid in cash to the owner upon arrival and refunded upon departure, subject to full inspection. - Arrival time: 4pm - Departure time: 10am - End of stay cleaning included?: Yes. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. - Linen & towels included?: Bed linen and bath towels are included in the rental price. Please bring your own pool towels. - Energy costs included?: Yes, included in rental price. - Internet access?: The property has complimentary Wi-fi connection. It is good to note that the speed is dependent on local provider and technical issues may cause reduced speed or cut of service. - Minimum stay: 7 nights - Changeover day: Saturday - Pets welcome?: On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. - Smoking Allowed?: Not permitted - Insurance: Guests are required to be in possession of a valid insurance policy, which covers them for cancellations, personal belongings, public liability and any accidental damage caused during their stay. Page 7.
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