Erholungsurlaub, Strandurlaub, Urlaub mit dem Hund, Wanderurlaub

Step into a truly one-of-a-kind summer sanctuary on the island of Evia, custom-built 30 years ago by an Englishman with an impeccable eye for design. This extraordinary villa stands out in the Greek landscape, offering a rare blend of rustic country-manor elegance and Mediterranean warmth. Inside, the sweeping open-plan living space features soaring vaulted wooden ceilings, hand-picked antique furnishings, and a massive farmhouse dining table, creating an inviting atmosphere that feels both grand and deeply personal.

The bespoke character of the home flows seamlessly into a breathtaking outdoor oasis designed for the ultimate summer lifestyle. A sprawling stone courtyard centers around a massive, pampering swimming pool, complete with a fully shaded cabana and outdoor bar. Surrounded by perfectly manicured green lawns, vibrant pink oleanders, and ancient olive groves, every moment spent relaxing by the water is framed by magnificent, unobstructed views of Evia’s wild, rolling mountains.

Offering absolute privacy deep in nature, the estate comfortably accommodates guests across its four beautifully appointed, romantic bedrooms. Despite this profound sense of secluded luxury, you are perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of the island. A scenic 10-minute drive down the mountain leads you directly to crystal-clear beaches and a charming local village, offering the perfect balance of an exclusive architectural retreat and a classic Greek holiday.

Dusche, Badewanne, WC

Balkon/Terrasse, Garage, Garten, Grillmöglichkeit, Pool, Strandkorb

Kleinkindausstattung, Klimaanlage, Kamin, Zentralheizung, Kachelofen

Gasherd, Kühlschrank, Tiefkühlfach, Geschirrspüler, Mikrowelle, Geschirreinrichtung, Wasserkocher, Kaffeemaschine, Toaster, Besteck, Gläser

TV, DVD-Player, Stereoanlage, Waschmaschine, Trockner, Handtücher, W-LAN, Staubsauger, Kinderbett, Gartenmöbel

Rollstuhlgerecht, Kinder, Haustiere

Evia, the second-largest island in Greece, is a magnificent sanctuary where the untamed grandeur of imposing mountains cascades into the deep, crystalline embrace of the Aegean Sea. To experience Evia is to surrender to the ancient, rhythmic heartbeat of nature. It is an island of dramatic contrasts, where the landscape shifts seamlessly from dense, alpine-like pine forests to sun-drenched, arid coastal beauty.

To dwell in a secluded stone house nestled deep within Evia’s rural embrace, miles away from the nearest bustling town, is to discover the true meaning of peace. Here, silence is a rich, textured symphony: the gentle whisper of the breeze weaving through the silvered leaves of ancient olive groves, the rhythmic chirping of crickets in the tall summer grass, and the distant, haunting call of an owl at twilight. Far from the ambient glare of city lights, the night sky transforms into an awe-inspiring canvas violently dusted with millions of stars. The isolation of this rural landscape offers an unparalleled luxury: the absolute freedom to exist in undisturbed harmony with the earth. You wake up to the smell of morning dew on wild herbs, enveloped by a profound quiet where time is measured only by the shifting angle of the sun.

The cycle of the seasons on Evia is a magnificent, ever-evolving theater of transformation. Spring awakens the island from its brief winter slumber in a spectacular explosion of color. The rugged valleys are suddenly carpeted with a brilliant tapestry of wildflowers—scarlet poppies, vibrant yellow daisies, and delicate wild cyclamens. Almond and cherry trees burst into pale blossoms, casting a sweet, heady fragrance into the crisp air. Wildlife becomes incredibly vibrant: flocks of migratory birds fill the lush canopy with song, majestic eagles ride the thermal currents high above, and you might catch a fleeting glimpse of a red fox darting across a dirt path or an elegant tortoise navigating the sun-baked earth.

As Spring gently yields to Summer, the landscape transforms under the golden, relentless heat of the Greek sun. The lush greens fade to warm, earthy tones of ochre and terracotta, and the air grows thick with the intoxicating scent of pine needles baking in the heat, mingled intimately with the wild, herbaceous aromas of thyme, oregano, and sage. Summer is the undeniable season of the Aegean Sea. Just a short drive down the mountain lie some of Evia’s most spectacular, unspoiled beaches. Hidden coves reveal breathtaking stretches of pristine white pebbles and soft sand lapped by waters of impossible clarity, shimmering in gradients of turquoise and deep sapphire. Dolphins occasionally breach the surface further out in the deep blue. These wild beaches are beautifully framed by dramatic limestone cliffs and overhanging pine trees that offer natural, fragrant shade.

When Autumn approaches, a gentle, poetic melancholy and golden warmth settle over the island. This is the sacred season of harvest. The ancient olive groves, standing as silent sentinels for centuries, become lively centers of activity as local families gather the precious fruit. The air grows wonderfully crisp, carrying the comforting scent of damp soil and the first trails of woodsmoke from village chimneys. Winter brings a quiet, introspective beauty. The sea transforms into a wild, frothing expanse, and snow occasionally blankets the jagged mountain peaks. Inside your isolated rural house, the burning hearth becomes the glowing, cozy heart of existence.

Dotted across this varied landscape are Evia’s traditional villages. Built from local stone and timber, they seem to grow organically from the earth itself. Centered around massive, centuries-old plane trees, these enchanting places are where time drastically slows down. In the local tavernas, the true spirit of Greek hospitality thrives alongside the aroma of freshly baked bread, roasting meats, and the distant echo of goat bells. To inhabit Evia is to embrace a life deeply rooted in the natural world—a profound, beautiful, and healing isolation where the soul can finally breathe.

Bootsverleih, Segeln, Tauchen, Wasserski, Weinbau, Verkauf selbsterzeugter Produkte, Surfen, Angeln, Bergsteigen

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