Set within the gently rolling landscape of southern Paros, Perla is a contemporary Cycladic residence positioned to capture uninterrupted views across the Aegean toward Antiparos and the surrounding coastline. Just moments from Agia Irini beach and the harbour of Pounta, the property combines traditional island forms with a quieter, more restrained architectural approach shaped by light, proportion, and openness to the landscape.
The villa sits within 2,054 sqm of grounds planted with olive trees and native Mediterranean vegetation. From its elevated position, the view extends across cultivated fields, low hills, and the sea beyond, while the western orientation brings long afternoon light and open sunsets over the water each evening.
The architecture draws from the familiar language of Paros — whitewashed volumes, rounded arches, exposed timber beams, and broad terraces — while introducing contemporary interiors designed for relaxed year-round living. Built around generous openings and natural airflow, the residence feels calm and open throughout, with interior and exterior spaces connected almost continuously.
Arrival takes place through landscaped pathways and enclosed outdoor areas that gradually reveal the principal terrace and pool. The main living area opens directly toward the sea through full-height glass doors, allowing the changing colours of the horizon to define the atmosphere of the interiors throughout the day. Exposed timber ceilings add warmth and texture to the otherwise restrained palette of pale stone, soft whites, and natural materials.
The open-plan kitchen and dining space form the centre of the house, designed equally for everyday living and long summer stays. Matte surfaces, built-in shelving, and simple architectural detailing keep the spaces grounded and practical, while broad openings connect directly to shaded outdoor dining terraces beneath timber pergolas.
Accommodation includes three ensuite bedrooms arranged to maximise privacy and orientation toward the surrounding landscape. The principal suite is positioned on the main level for ease of access and direct connection to the outdoor living spaces, while the upper-floor bedrooms open toward elevated sea views and private terraces. Morning light moves gently across the upper rooms before the western terraces gradually fill with the warmer tones of late afternoon.
Outside, the house expands naturally into a sequence of terraces, seating areas, and outdoor dining spaces arranged around the swimming pool. The pool terrace becomes the focal point during the summer months, with wide open views toward the sea and the distant outline of Antiparos. A built-in barbecue and outdoor kitchen area sit slightly apart beneath pergolas and stonework, creating sheltered spaces for long meals outdoors as the evening air cools.
The surrounding landscape remains open and largely undeveloped, reinforcing the sense of quiet despite the property’s proximity to beaches and nearby villages. Olive trees cast shifting shadows across the grounds during the afternoon, while the sound of the wind moving through the dry grasses and low stone walls becomes part of the daily rhythm of the house. A book left open beside the pool at sunset feels entirely in keeping with the pace of life here.
Perla lies within easy reach of Pounta and the ferry crossing to Antiparos, while Parikia and Naousa remain accessible for dining, shops, and the harbour. Agia Irini beach and the well-known kite beach are both nearby, yet the property maintains a distinctly private atmosphere within its own grounds.
Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non-Dom Programme.