Sculpted by the Gods

Sculpted by the Gods: Attica

Although this home's location on the Athenian Riveria means that there's a colossal amount to see and do nearby, the villa itself feels perfectly secluded — the sort of place where you can glide through the swimming pool, soak up the sunshine on a lounger or cook up a storm on the barbecue with nary a distraction.

The interior is typically Mediterranean in style, with tiled flooring, white walls and large glass windows to maximise upon the plentiful amounts of natural light. That being said, there are a few design touches that add a little luxury, such as the sculpture collection and glass dining table.

If you're partial to a day at the seaside, you're in luck — Limani Passa and the 500-metre long Pountazeza take ten and fifteen minutes to reach on foot respectively. The Temple of Poseidon is an eleven-minute drive down the coastline, as well.



Home truths:
*There's room for private parking on the premises
*The villa's split over three levels, so it might not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility
*The bunk beds are only suitable for children, so the maximum capacity is six adults and two children
*Daily pool cleaning, indoor cleaning and linen change every other day, a welcome reception and a farewell gift are all included in the price
*Guests can make reservations at the resort's spa facilities, around ten minutes' drive away