Set within one of the quieter landscapes of Paros, this off-plan residence is conceived as a contemporary Cycladic retreat shaped by stone, light, and open space. Positioned on an expansive 8,900 sqm plot, the property unfolds through a series of interconnected volumes that create privacy while maintaining uninterrupted views across the surrounding countryside and the Aegean Sea beyond.
The architectural composition combines single-level living spaces with a separate two-storey structure, linked by linear walkways and sheltered courtyards. Built from natural stone, timber pergolas, and minimalist white surfaces, the design draws directly from the island’s traditional architecture while introducing a more contemporary rhythm and scale. Deeply recessed outdoor areas provide protection from the northern winds, allowing the terraces and living spaces to remain comfortable throughout the day.
The main entrance is approached through an enclosed courtyard centred around an olive tree, creating a gradual transition between the landscape and the house itself. Inside, large openings frame the sea and fill the interiors with shifting natural light. The living and dining areas extend directly onto shaded terraces, where timber pergolas cast changing patterns across the stone floors from morning through sunset.
A defining feature of the residence is the 89 sqm infinity pool positioned between two principal volumes of the house, creating a visual axis toward the horizon. A second swimming pool sits privately to one side of the property, accompanied by outdoor seating and lounging areas designed for quieter moments throughout the day. The landscaping follows the natural contours of the land, with native planting, walking paths, and open courtyards integrated into the architecture rather than surrounding it.
The property includes nine bedrooms and ten bathrooms, together with guest accommodation, staff quarters, a fitness room, storage spaces, and four parking areas. Smart home systems, carefully integrated lighting, and extensive outdoor dining areas complete the residence.
Throughout the project, the emphasis remains on balance: openness and shelter, contemporary design and Cycladic simplicity, privacy and connection to the landscape. In the evening, the stone walls retain the warmth of the day while the terraces gradually face the changing colours of the sea.
Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Programme.