Gardens of Olea

Tucked into olive and pine trees, stands this villa of ancient stone. Reminiscent of the limestone-clad houses from Ancient Greece, this home almost feels like it should come with someone to feed you grapes. Surrounded by lush greenery so tall it promises privacy, here you'll find olive, lemon, and pine trees. The interior mimics that of the outdoor area, with natural hues of muted brown, cream, and white. The perfect place to catch a moment of respite from the baking Grecian sun.

Hazy days cast a sepia film over this beautiful setting. Days spent by the pool, dipping in and out. Occasionally challenging someone to a game of table tennis. When the morning rolls into the afternoon, that's the perfect time to make the short few minute walk to the beach. The lowering sun shines particularly beautifully on the twinkling Aegean Sea. Or, if you're looking for more action, spend the day at the lively Porto Heli. It's a six-minute drive and full of all of the water sports, restaurants, scuba diving, and taverns that your heart could desire. Spend the day here and you'll return home happy, although you'll probably want to stay and hop around the area's lively bars.

Home truths:
*Your towels and bed linens are changed every two days here
*Your pool is checked and cleaned twice a week
*You have a daily maid service available here
*Due to the location of this home, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay
*If you're travelling by plane, Athens is the nearest airport – it's a two-and-a-half hour drive from this home
*At full occupancy, one person will be sleeping on the sofabed in the Master bedroom
*The recommended guest count is up to eight adults and four children
*This home is spread over two floors, with no internal lift
*For those with reduced mobility, there's a ground floor bedroom and bathroom here
*There's plenty to keep the kids entertained with a playroom and table tennis