Set along a secluded stretch of coastline in Pelion, Tiara is a private waterfront estate surrounded by olive groves, cypress trees, and the deep green landscape for which the region is known. Positioned above a sheltered bay with direct access to the sea, the property unfolds across approximately 9,825 sqm of landscaped grounds, combining substantial accommodation with a rare sense of privacy and connection to the water.
Approached through winding roads lined with dense vegetation and stone terraces, the estate gradually reveals itself above the shoreline. A series of independent guest houses and principal living spaces are carefully arranged across the hillside to maximise sea views while maintaining separation and tranquillity throughout the property. From almost every point, the eye moves outward across the water toward the distant coastline and open horizon.
The architecture draws from the traditional forms of Pelion while incorporating generous contemporary interiors designed for long periods of summer living. Timber ceilings, local stone columns, broad verandas, and shaded terraces soften the scale of the residence and create natural transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.
The principal reception areas are expansive yet warm in atmosphere, with high timber ceilings, wide openings, and polished wood floors reflecting the changing light from the sea throughout the day. Several sitting rooms and dining areas open directly onto terraces overlooking the pool and coastline beyond. The materials remain grounded and tactile, balancing scale with a sense of comfort rather than formality.
The kitchen is designed for both everyday family use and larger gatherings, with extensive preparation areas, central island workspaces, and direct access to outdoor dining terraces. Throughout the interiors, large windows frame uninterrupted sea views while allowing natural airflow from the coastline to move through the house during the warmer months.
Accommodation is distributed between the main residence and five independent guest houses, allowing the estate to function comfortably for extended family stays or larger groups while preserving privacy for guests. In total, the property includes ten bedrooms and ten bathrooms, with many of the suites opening directly toward private terraces or garden paths leading down toward the sea.
The outdoor areas form the defining experience of the estate. Stone pathways wind through mature olive trees and landscaped gardens toward shaded seating areas, terraces, and secluded corners positioned above the shoreline. The swimming pool sits prominently at the edge of the main terrace, visually merging with the sea beyond during the late afternoon light. Below, a private beach and direct sea access provide a level of seclusion rarely found along this coastline.
Covered outdoor lounges and dining areas extend daily life outside for much of the year, while broad verandas remain shaded beneath timber pergolas and stone colonnades. In the evening, the sound of the water below and the scent of olive trees carried inland from the coast define the atmosphere of the property. A glass left untouched beside the terrace at dusk feels entirely natural here.
Pelion itself remains one of Greece’s most distinctive landscapes, where forested mountains descend directly into the sea and traditional stone villages remain largely unchanged. The estate lies within easy reach of coastal tavernas, small harbours, and nearby beaches, while still maintaining complete privacy within its own grounds.