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Villa Estia - Greece, Greek Islands, Cyclades Islands, Mykonos VILLA ESTIA - GREECE, GREEK ISLANDS, CYCLADES ISLANDS, MYKONOS 10 GUESTS, 5 BEDROOMS VILLA ESTIA SUMMARY Greece, Greek Islands, 2 minutes' walk from Cyclades islands, Mykonos Mykonos town 5 bedrooms 10 Guests 220sqm² 5 Bedrooms Private pool BBQ Outdoor sitting area Rooftop terrace Pool bar Built-in outdoor firepit Wi-Fi LOCATION A luxury villa with an exquisite design just 2 minutes' walk from Mykonos town Greece, Greek Islands, Cyclades islands, Mykonos Villa Estia has a privileged location atop on the hill of Agioi Pantes above the chora, with the heart of Mykonos situated only two minutes walking away from the property. This GUESTS charming villa available for luxury holiday rentals offers up to 10 complete privacy and the ideal setting for a family or friends’ gathering who wishes to enjoy a tranquil environment in the cosmopolitan Mykonos. BEDROOMS The villa’s unique design is based on ancient Cycladic 5 culture and its purpose is to offer a different visitor experience in Mykonos by integrating elements of the past, RENTAL PERIOD present and future. The house was built with the same materials utilized throughout the history of the Cycladic Weekly culture, such as stone, metals and clay. Relaxation seems easy while staying at Villa Estia where PRICE guests can unwind by the private pool while sipping a refreshing cocktail. The breathtaking sights of the crystal From 9,800 EUR clear sea waters and the historic island of Delos are some of the highlights of the villa’s beautiful outdoor space. A special MORE feature of the outdoor area is the exterior firepit which functions as a gathering point by the fire during the balmy Price per week summer evenings. Guests can also enjoy a glass of wine under the pergola lounge, or end the day by the pool bar and barbeque. The interior space is created around the common lounge. “Estia” means hearth or altar, which represented the epicentre of the ancient Greek living. The circular built-in sofa together with the entertainment wall and small pebble- garden in the living room create a very enticing area to spend some quality time with the loved ones. The ambience is very relaxing and soothing also created by the circular skylight above the circular sofa. The dining area and open plan kitchen are found adjacent to the living area. Villa Estia sleeps up to 10 people in 5 bedrooms, each decorated with an individual style and colour. All bedrooms are well-equipped with en-suite bathrooms, king-size beds and showroom-like racks for clothing. MORE INFO Bedrooms Services The Copper Age Master (sleeping 2) Concierge services The Bronze Age Suite (sleeping 2 to 3) Guided tour of the Villa The Iron Age Bedroom (sleeping 2) Assistance with the check in / check out Τhe Stone Age Bedroom (sleeping 2) process Daily cleaning and housekeeping All bedrooms are equipped with en-suite Change of linen twice weekly bathrooms, king-size beds, TV-sets, Change of towels every other day showroom-like racks for clothing. Extra Services Features Car hire / transfer arrangements Fully equipped kitchen with island table Driver Satellite TV Chef/cook DVD player Helicopter transfer iPod dock Personal security Sound system Babysitting Wi-Fi Massage Personal trainer Outside Daily cruises Fishing Swimming pool Shopping services Built-in sunbeds Laundry services Rooftop terrace Pool bar BBQ Alfresco dining with panoramic Mykonos Chora view Outdoor sitting area Pergola covered lounge Firepit Parking area Area Villa Estia boasts a prime location perched on the hill of Agioi Pantes above Mykonos town. The centre of Mykonos is located within 2 minutes’ walk from the villa. VILLA ESTIA - GREECE, GREEK ISLANDS, CYCLADES ISLANDS, MYKONOS 10 GUESTS, 5 BEDROOMS VILLA ESTIA SUMMARY Greece, Greek Islands, 2 minutes' walk from Cyclades islands, Mykonos Mykonos town 5 bedrooms 10 Guests 220sqm² 5 Bedrooms Private pool BBQ Outdoor sitting area Rooftop terrace Pool bar Built-in outdoor firepit Wi-Fi LOCATION A luxury villa with an exquisite design just 2 minutes' walk from Mykonos town Greece, Greek Islands, Cyclades islands, Mykonos Villa Estia has a privileged location atop on the hill of Agioi Pantes above the chora, with the heart of Mykonos situated only two minutes walking away from the property. This GUESTS charming villa available for luxury holiday rentals offers up to 10 complete privacy and the ideal setting for a family or friends’ gathering who wishes to enjoy a tranquil environment in the cosmopolitan Mykonos. BEDROOMS The villa’s unique design is based on ancient Cycladic 5 culture and its purpose is to offer a different visitor experience in Mykonos by integrating elements of the past, RENTAL PERIOD present and future. The house was built with the same materials utilized throughout the history of the Cycladic Weekly culture, such as stone, metals and clay. Relaxation seems easy while staying at Villa Estia where PRICE guests can unwind by the private pool while sipping a refreshing cocktail. The breathtaking sights of the crystal From 9,800 EUR clear sea waters and the historic island of Delos are some of the highlights of the villa’s beautiful outdoor space. A special MORE feature of the outdoor area is the exterior firepit which functions as a gathering point by the fire during the balmy Price per week summer evenings. Guests can also enjoy a glass of wine under the pergola lounge, or end the day by the pool bar and barbeque. The interior space is created around the common lounge. “Estia” means hearth or altar, which represented the epicentre of the ancient Greek living. The circular built-in sofa together with the entertainment wall and small pebble- garden in the living room create a very enticing area to spend some quality time with the loved ones. The ambience is very relaxing and soothing also created by the circular skylight above the circular sofa. The dining area and open plan kitchen are found adjacent to the living area. Villa Estia sleeps up to 10 people in 5 bedrooms, each decorated with an individual style and colour. All bedrooms are well-equipped with en-suite bathrooms, king-size beds and showroom-like racks for clothing. MORE INFO Bedrooms Services The Copper Age Master (sleeping 2) Concierge services The Bronze Age Suite (sleeping 2 to 3) Guided tour of the Villa The Iron Age Bedroom (sleeping 2) Assistance with the check in / check out Τhe Stone Age Bedroom (sleeping 2) process Daily cleaning and housekeeping All bedrooms are equipped with en-suite Change of linen twice weekly bathrooms, king-size beds, TV-sets, Change of towels every other day showroom-like racks for clothing. Extra Services Features Car hire / transfer arrangements Fully equipped kitchen with island table Driver Satellite TV Chef/cook DVD player Helicopter transfer iPod dock Personal security Sound system Babysitting Wi-Fi Massage Personal trainer Outside Daily cruises Fishing Swimming pool Shopping services Built-in sunbeds Laundry services Rooftop terrace Pool bar BBQ Alfresco dining with panoramic Mykonos Chora view Outdoor sitting area Pergola covered lounge Firepit Parking area Area Villa Estia boasts a prime location perched on the hill of Agioi Pantes above Mykonos town. The centre of Mykonos is located within 2 minutes’ walk from the villa. VILLA ESTIA - GREECE, GREEK ISLANDS, CYCLADES ISLANDS, MYKONOS 10 GUESTS, 5 BEDROOMS VILLA ESTIA SUMMARY Greece, Greek Islands, 2 minutes' walk from Cyclades islands, Mykonos Mykonos town 5 bedrooms 10 Guests 220sqm² 5 Bedrooms Private pool BBQ Outdoor sitting area Rooftop terrace Pool bar Built-in outdoor firepit Wi-Fi LOCATION A luxury villa with an exquisite design just 2 minutes' walk from Mykonos town Greece, Greek Islands, Cyclades islands, Mykonos Villa Estia has a privileged location atop on the hill of Agioi Pantes above the chora, with the heart of Mykonos situated only two minutes walking away from the property. This GUESTS charming villa available for luxury holiday rentals offers up to 10 complete privacy and the ideal setting for a family or friends’ gathering who wishes to enjoy a tranquil environment in the cosmopolitan Mykonos. BEDROOMS The villa’s unique design is based on ancient Cycladic 5 culture and its purpose is to offer a different visitor experience in Mykonos by integrating elements of the past, RENTAL PERIOD present and future. The house was built with the same materials utilized throughout the history of the Cycladic Weekly culture, such as stone, metals and clay. Relaxation seems easy while staying at Villa Estia where PRICE guests can unwind by the private pool while sipping a refreshing cocktail. The breathtaking sights of the crystal From 9,800 EUR clear sea waters and the historic island of Delos are some of the highlights of the villa’s beautiful outdoor space. A special MORE feature of the outdoor area is the exterior firepit which functions as a gathering point by the fire during the balmy Price per week summer evenings. Guests can also enjoy a glass of wine under the pergola lounge, or end the day by the pool bar and barbeque. The interior space is created around the common lounge. “Estia” means hearth or altar, which represented the epicentre of the ancient Greek living. The circular built-in sofa together with the entertainment wall and small pebble- garden in the living room create a very enticing area to spend some quality time with the loved ones. The ambience is very relaxing and soothing also created by the circular skylight above the circular sofa. The dining area and open plan kitchen are found adjacent to the living area. Villa Estia sleeps up to 10 people in 5 bedrooms, each decorated with an individual style and colour.
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