Positioned above the Evian Gulf on the outskirts of Halkida, this contemporary residence occupies approximately 2,900 sqm (31,215 sq.ft.) of private grounds and is distinguished by a bold architectural approach that responds directly to its elevated setting. Composed of angular volumes finished in warm terracotta tones, the house is oriented towards the sea, capturing wide views across the gulf and the mountains of mainland Greece beyond. Despite its scale, the property remains largely concealed from its surroundings, approached through a private entrance that reinforces a strong sense of seclusion.
Arranged across multiple levels connected by both staircase and lift, the residence is designed around openness, light and uninterrupted visual connections to the landscape. Extensive glazing draws the sea into the interior, while broad terraces extend the living spaces outward and strengthen the relationship between the house and its setting. Throughout, the architecture relies on proportion, volume and natural light rather than ornament, creating interiors that feel calm, spacious and cohesive.
The principal living areas occupy the central level, where sitting, dining and kitchen spaces unfold towards the gulf through full-height openings. Large terraces continue directly from the interior, allowing views to remain present from almost every position within the house. The layout is organised to maximise both natural light and privacy, with clear sightlines and carefully considered circulation creating a sense of continuity throughout the residence.
Seven bedrooms are distributed across the property, each positioned to maintain independence while remaining connected to the overall architectural composition. The principal suites open onto private terraces overlooking the water, while the remaining bedrooms continue the same restrained aesthetic and emphasis on light, space and outlook. Bathrooms are integrated seamlessly into the design, using simple materials and carefully positioned openings to bring daylight deep into the interior.
A dedicated wellness level incorporates an indoor swimming pool with direct visual connections to the surrounding grounds, allowing the space to be enjoyed throughout the year. Additional supporting areas, including storage, service spaces and parking, are incorporated discreetly within the overall design, ensuring that practical requirements do not interrupt the architectural clarity of the house.
The grounds unfold around the residence through a series of open landscaped areas that preserve long views towards the sea. The setting remains intentionally understated, allowing the changing character of the gulf and the movement of light across the water to remain central to the experience of the property. As evening approaches, the colours of the landscape soften and the horizon gradually becomes the focal point from the principal rooms and terraces.
Located within easy reach of Halkida and approximately one hour from Athens, the property combines architectural distinction with year-round accessibility, creating a contemporary coastal residence shaped by its relationship with light, landscape and the sea.