Casa unifamiliar 210 m², Korissia, Kea

Kea (or Tzia) is a picturesque Cycladic island, just one hour away from the port of Lavrio. Conveniently located, it is only a 30-minute drive from Athens airport to Lavrio. Tzia’s landscape is characterized by rolling hills and valleys covered with fragrant bushes and royal oak forests, providing a refuge for local wildlife. The island is dotted with aromatic herbs that line its ancient, well-marked paths, making it a popular destination for walkers. Around the island, you’ll find numerous pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters and idyllic scenery that meet and exceed the criteria for a "Blue Flag" nomination. Kea is also home to archaeological remains from the Paleolithic era, whitewashed chapels, stone windmills, and an impressive monastery that overlooks the Aegean Sea. Korissia, a lively port just 10 minutes away, offers an ideal setting for evening strolls and dining. The island's capital, Ioulida, located 20 minutes away atop the island, boasts narrow, winding cobblestone streets and traditionally built houses, offering architectural interest. For seafood lovers and those seeking a vibrant nightlife, Vourkari, a small yachting marina just 5 minutes away, is the perfect spot with its seafood tavernas and lively ambiance. The villa is situated in the northern bay of Otzias, perched at an altitude of 160 meters, offering stunning views of the sea. Otzias, just 6 kilometers from Korissia and 3 kilometers from Vourkari, is a peaceful seaside village with a long sandy beach that is ideal for families with children. This two-story villa sits on a private 4,500 sq.m. plot, featuring a 90 sq.m. guest house on the upper floor and another 110 sq.m. living space on the lower floor. Each house includes two bedrooms, one bathroom, a spacious living room, a dining area, and a fully equipped kitchen. The villa’s expansive verandas provide breathtaking views: to the south, you can see Vourkari Bay and its lighthouse; to the northwest, the sandy arc of Otzias Bay; and to the north, the rising Cycladic hills. The climate in this area is sunny, dry, and breezy, making summer days comfortable and winter days mild. The villa is built on a terraced hillside, surrounded by a serene, rural atmosphere with only the occasional song of finches and partridges to break the silence. Constructed in 2003, the villa blends harmoniously with the traditional island architecture, using local stone while incorporating modern living conveniences. The property is enveloped by a Mediterranean garden and shaded, stone-paved courtyards. Additionally, there is permission for the creation of a swimming pool, further enhancing the comfort and luxury of this exceptional home.