Meraki is positioned at the edge of the sea on the rugged coastline of Kythnos, set within more than 4,000 sqm of terraced land overlooking the Aegean toward Serifos and Syros. Built into the natural contours of the hillside, the property unfolds gradually through stone pathways, whitewashed walls, and broad terraces that follow the curve of the bay below. The setting feels notably private, with the villa reached by a country road that ends at the property itself.
Recently renovated, the estate combines traditional Cycladic architecture with a softer, more understated interior approach. Stone retaining walls, timber pergolas, built-in seating, and pale rendered surfaces sit naturally against the dry island landscape, while the northeast orientation allows open sea views and softer morning light across the terraces and living spaces.
The main house spans approximately 200 sqm and is arranged across two independently accessed levels connected through the outdoor courtyards. On the principal pool level, the interiors open directly toward the sea through large glazed doors and traditional shuttered openings. Built-in sofas, white-painted timber ceilings, pale stone flooring, and soft blue-grey details create a calm and relaxed atmosphere throughout the living spaces. The kitchen combines handcrafted cabinetry with stone floors and traditional island detailing, while remaining practical and contemporary in function.
The principal reception areas extend naturally into the outdoor dining terraces beneath shaded timber pergolas. Several sheltered seating areas are positioned around the house, creating quieter spaces throughout the day as the light shifts across the sea. A ceramic cup left on the built-in bench beside the pool at first light would feel entirely in keeping with the rhythm of the property.
The bedroom accommodation is distributed between the main residence and the independent guesthouse below the pool terrace. The main house contains four bedrooms, including one en-suite bedroom on the ground level and three additional bedrooms above, all positioned to capture sea views and natural ventilation. The separate guesthouse adds two further bedrooms, a kitchenette, and private outdoor access, allowing guests a greater sense of independence and privacy.
The outdoor spaces define much of the property’s atmosphere. The infinity seawater pool appears to merge directly with the horizon, framed by stone terraces and native planting. Outdoor kitchens, barbecue areas, shaded dining spaces, and multiple lounge terraces are arranged across different levels of the estate, while a small private chapel sits quietly within the grounds overlooking the water.
At night, the illuminated stone pathways and terraces soften into the hillside while the sea remains visible beyond the edge of the pool under the moonlight.
Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non-Dom Programme.