Villa Thea

Overview

Making the most of its elevated sublime mountainside location is Villa Thea. The view from its eastern side is breath-taking with the picturesque harbour of Skopelos Town spread out along a sheltered bay, backed by green hills, pine forests and the azure Aegean Sea beyond.

Inside, the ground floor the accommodation boasts a fully equipped kitchen, an open plan living and dining room that opens onto terracing and a shower room. Upstairs are three large bedrooms - two doubles (which share a balcony) and a twin. A large shower room, which includes a washing machine, is shared by all three bedrooms. The swimming pool is surrounded by hardwood decking, with a lawn spreading out beyond. Local stone has been used to great effect, both on the terrace walls and slate for the roof. The modern barbecue area is perfect for al fresco living and may well prove to be the most popular area of the house.

Highlights

Stylish well appointed villa with exceptional sea views
Great pool surrounded by decked area in lovely garden setting
Large sun terrace & BBQ
Short drive to town, beaches, tavernas, cafes & bars

Details

Accommodation

Ground Floor

Open plan kitchen, living and dining room
Shower room with WC

First Floor

Master double bedroom
Additional double bedroom
Twin bedroom
Separate shower room

Facilities

Kitchen Essentials

Fridge freezer
Full cooker
Dishwasher
Coffee machine

Entertainment

Wifi (see booking conditions)
TV (limited channels)

Private Pool

Unusual shape. 30msq - 7m long
Depth 1m – 1.8m
Built-in steps

Keeping Cool

Air-conditioning throughout

Villa Essentials

Washing machine
Hairdryer
Iron
Ironing Board
Safe

Cooking Outdoors

Built in barbecue

Location

Mount Palouki is not only one of the most sacred in the Sporades Islands, which is the site of three ancient monasteries, it also protects the natural harbour of Skopelos Town. Palouki, meaning pencil in Greek, perhaps due to its profile, narrows to a sharp point and a string of outer islands and is criss-crossed by ancient trails connecting the three monasteries higher up the slope. A stroll along any of these in the cool of the evening, just as the lights come on far below and the sun has dipped behind the hills of the interior, is a memorable experience. The ascent to Mount Palouki rewards hikers with breath-taking panoramic views of Skopelos island, including its coastline, picturesque villages and the sparkling blue waters of the Aegean Sea. On a clear day, it is even possible to see neighbouring islands such as Alonissos and Evia.

Amenities

Restaurants 10 mins drive
Mini-market 10 mins drive
Skopelos Town 10 mins drive

Beaches

Stafilos beach 10 mins drive
Limnonari beach 20 mins drive

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