Luxury Villa with Private Pool & Amazing view

Description from the owner

This unique villa is equipped with every necessary comfort to offer the guest a truly unforgettable experience. With unlimited views of Ornos and Korfos beaches and all the way to Tinos island and comfortable outdoor areas. It has a spot for every hour of the day.

On the level of the main entrance there is a big living and dining room with an open kitchen. From the living room the guest may enjoy the view through the big windows or walk to the big porch outside from where one can savor an unlimited view of the sea.

One level down there are three spacious double bedrooms with immediate access to the big pool which is on the same l...evel.

The area around the pool, with its stone-built resting area, benches and BBQ is thus designed to offer unique relaxation moments throughout the day.

The big pergola shelters the area from the intense sun while glass windbreaks shelter it from the strong Mykonean wind without limiting the view.

On the upper level there is a spacious master bedroom with two private balconies for private moments of relaxation.

General Info

Location: Mykonos / Ornos – Ag. Lazaros

Distances:

Airport : 2.5 km / 5 min. by car

Port : 3.0 km / 5 - 8 min by car

Mykonos Town : 2.0 km / 5 min by car

Medical Center : 2.5 km / 5 min. by car

Gas station : 1000m

Grocery store & supermarket : 800m

Nearest beaches : Psarou beach 700m / Ornos beach 500m / Platys Gialos beach 1000m

Wind direction: S/SW

Orientation: SW

Sunrise view: YES

Sunset view: YES

See view: YES

Access: Car, Scooter, ATV, etc. , Wheelchair friendly, secure parking

Family friendly, Suitable for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility

Size Sq.m: 232

Sleeps: 8-10

Pets: Allowed

Smokers: Welcome

Minimum rental period : 1 Week

Rates:

Low Season : 790 € / Day

High Season : 990 € / Day .

Facilities

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms (En Suite) : 4

Bathrooms :

W/C : 1

Staff accommodation

Linen and towels

Bathroom amenities

Beach towels

Video: Flat screen SAT-TV, DVD player

Internet / Wi-Fi

Air conditioning

Fireplace

BBQ

Kitchen: Fully equipped

Parking

Private pool outdoor

Sunloungers

Pool shower

Equipment / Utilities.

Iron

Hair dryer

Clothes dryer

Dishwasher

Cooker

Microwave

Fridge

Freezer

Washing machine

Services included

Change of Linens Twice Weekly

Daily maid service

Change of towels daily

Check in-out procedures

Airport meet & greet

Services Upon Request

Limousine

Chauffeur

Security / Bodyguard.

Yacht, Helicopter & Private Jet charter

Airport or port transfers on arrival and departure

Executive VIP Airport Shuttle

Car Rental

Concierge Services 24/7

Shopping guidance, Personal Shopper

Mykonos & Delos Sightseeing

Event planning (private & corporate)

In-house Chef

Waiters

Breakfast in the Room

24/7 Room service

Ironing Service

Laundry / Dry Cleaning

Catering

Groceries

Meeting/Banquet Facilities

Fax / Photocopying (Upon Request)

Animator

Baby sitting

Hairdresser

Yoga trainer

Massage

Manicure / Pedicure

Beauty treatments

Medical support 24/7

*A 30 % non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking.

The rest of the amount is to be settled upon arrival.

*A security deposit is 1,000 Euro payable before the beginning of the tenancy, to cover the cost of any damage to the property or its contents during the term of rental.

The deposit can be paid with the balance of the reservation or with cash at the time of check-in directly to the owner.

Cash deposits will be handed back to the guest at the end of the rental period once the owner has had an opportunity to assess the condition of the property.

*Breakfast costs 20,00 euro per adult.

*Check in time is at 14:00 & Check out at 11:00 noon.

*Transfers upon request on a 40,00 euro one way.Read more

Additional Location Information

Mykonos

Pure white, Unique blue, Cosmopolitan and Serene

Welcome to Greece's most famous cosmopolitan island, a whitewashed paradise in the heart of the Cyclades. According to mythology, Mykonos was formed from the petrified bodies of giants killed by Hercules.
And did you know that the island took its name from the grandson of Apollo, “Mykonos”?
Set out on a journey to discover a fascinating world where glamour meets simplicity. On Mykonos celebrities, college students and families mingle together to celebrate the Greek summer.
Whether you are an entertainment junkie out for a real good time, or a visitor who wishes to explore the island’s history and tradition, Mykonos will certainly meet your expectations.

In contrast to other Cycladic capitals, the capital town (HĂłra) of the island is not built in the shape of an amphitheater but instead spreads out over a wide area. It is one of the best examples of Cycladic architecture and a spellbinding attraction for visitors. Stroll around its narrow marble streets and admire whitewashed houses with colorful doors and window frames, bougainvillea trees in purple bloom and hidden churches. Pay a visit to the church of Panayia Paraportiani, the Town hall and the castle situated above the harbor.
Don’t forget to visit the Archaeological, Folklore and Maritime Museums to take in a little history. Wander around the pedestrian shopping streets of the Hóra, always colorful and busy.
The most glamorous of all is Matoyånni Street, lined with brand name stores, charming cafés and stylish restaurants.
Soak up the atmosphere along the lively waterfront and admire a fleet of fishing boats casting colorful reflections in the azure waters. This is where you will find the KazĂĄrma building, which served as accommodation for the soldiers of Manto Mavrogenous, a heroine of the Greek Revolution. The first floor served as her personal residence. While you’re out strolling, don’t be surprised if you come across the official mascot of Mykonos, which is nothing other than a... pelican! PĂ©tros the Pelican was found by a fisherman after a storm in 1954, and eventually became the locals’ companion. When he died, the grief for his loss was so deep that a replacement was soon found. In honour of PĂ©tros, the locals have established a long tradition of pelicans wandering around the waterfront as an essential part of everyday life. So, whatever you do, don’t forget to take a picture with the successor of the famous pelican PĂ©tros!
One of the most scenic corners of the island is AlefkĂĄntra or “Little Venice”, an 18th century district, dominated by grand captains’ mansions with colorful balconies and stylish windows. With balconies perched over the sea, pictures of the famous Italian city spring to mind. Relax at a waterfront cafĂ© and admire the view of the quaint windmills standing imposingly on the hillside above, set against a luminous blue backdrop.
The second traditional settlement of Mykonos is Áno Merå, situated around the historic monastery of Panayia Tourliani (a 16th century church with a brilliant carved wooden iconostasis). To the north, in Fteliå, lies an important Neolithic settlement, and a 14th-13th century BC Mycenaean tomb.
Using the HĂłra as your base, set out on a trip to discover the beauties of the island, in particularly its sun-kissed beaches.
Along the southern coast you will find a great selection of the most cosmopolitan ones. Here, wild parties keep the crowds rocking day and night.
Paradise and Super Paradise may already be familiar to you. Órnos and PsaroĂș are favorite spots for families. Try a visit too to Platis YalĂłs, with a well-organized beach where you can soak up the sun lazing on a sun lounge. However, if you are looking for a serene beach to unwind with a book, pick a less organized one on the northern coast of the island, like Ayia Ánna, HoulĂĄkia, KĂĄpari, AgrĂĄri and Ayios StĂ©fanos.

Need an adrenaline rush?
The island is a paradise for water sport enthusiasts! It is only natural that the “Island of the Winds” should attract surfers and sailors from all over the world! There is a great choice of beaches for windsurfing; however, the most secluded ones are considered to be the best. Choose from KĂłrfos, FteliĂĄ, MeyĂĄli Ámmos and KalafĂĄtis, where surfing lessons are also available. Play tennis or mini golf at Ayios StĂ©fanos, beach volleyball at Ayia Anna or try sea parachuting or jet skiing at EliĂĄ or KalafĂĄtis. Diving fans can do a little exciting exploration of the underwater magic of Mykonos. September is thought to be the best month for diving, as the water is warm and visibility is good down at the seabed.
On the island you can find many well-organized diving centers (some of them also offer snorkeling lessons) and stores specializing in diving equipment. Explore the island on a caicque or a boat and discover secluded beaches, or take a boat tour around the nearby islets, which are also ideal fishing spots!

What about food?
Don’t miss the opportunity to treat yourself to some local Aegean specialties! Pepper flavoured kopanistĂ­, a soft cheese seasoned with pepper, is the island’s gastronomic trademark. Try it as a topping on a round rusk spread with grated tomato, a favourite local mezĂ©s (appetiser). Meat eaters can sample “loĂșzes” (cooked pork filet with spices) and tasty local sausages sprinkled with pepper, and local oregano that has been caressed by the sun and dried in the north wind. To finish off your meal you can sample two exceptionally good local pastries, “amigdalotá” (small round cakes with ground almond, rosewater and caster sugar) and honey pie.
If you find yourself in Mykonos take the opportunity to explore the tiny archaeological gem of Delos, just a short boat trip away. Delos was a sacred island in ancient times, and according to mythology was the birthplace of the twin gods Apollo and Artemis.


This is Mykonos, the captivating, cosmopolitan prince of the Aegean sea
Many have pondered the magic of mykonos
.

Not surprisingly, Mykonos ranks among the world’s best known and most desirable
destinations, attracting holiday makers from every corner of the planet.

One and all, of whatever age, Mykonos must be
experienced at least once in a lifetime


Getting There

Nearest major international airport: International flights fly into Athens' airport,Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH). From here passengers can continue via plane or by ferry from Piraeus or Rafina to Mykonos Island (about five hours).
Ground Transport
Cars are not permitted in the town of Mykonos, but you can leave your car in a parking place on the outskirts. Buses, taxis and small passenger boats provide transport around the island.
Timing
During summer (especially in August), Mykonos is one of the most crowded islands in Greece, so be sure to plan your holidays far in advance. To escape the crowds, visit the island during spring or fall.

Useful phone numbers
Blue Collection – Mykonos (all services ) (website: hidden) , (phone: hidden)
Local transport ((website: hidden)) (phone: hidden)
Tourist Information Office (phone: hidden)
Taxi service (phone: hidden)
Port of Mykonos (phone: hidden)
Port of Piraeus (phone: hidden)-4, (phone: hidden)
Port of Rafina (phone: hidden)
Port of Thessaloniki 2310 531505

Location Type Town

Rental fees

Additional notes from owner

*A 30 % non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking.
The rest of the amount is to be settled upon arrival.

*A security deposit is 1,000 Euro payable before the beginning of the tenancy, to cover the cost of any damage to the property or its contents during the term of rental.
The deposit can be paid with the balance of the reservation or with cash at the time of check-in directly to the owner.
Cash deposits will be handed back to the guest at the end of the rental period once the owner has had an opportunity to assess the condition of the property.
*Breakfast costs 20,00 euro per adult.
*Check in time is at 14:00 & Check out at 11:00 noon.
*Transfers upon request on a 40,00 euro one way.

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