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Villa Ypsilon
Agia Anna, Naxos, Greece
Villa Ypsilon
Agia Anna, Naxos, Greece
Aegean Sea and Sunset Views from the Coast of Naxos
Stunning sea view, priceless sunsets, and just a few steps walking from the beautiful white sandy beach of Agia Anna. This brand new holiday house with a private pool is a mix of modernity, Greek tradition, and architecture.
This villa for rent on Naxos is the culmination of a dream. The owners have a special connection with the island and longing for a house close to the sea, they found their magical spot, perched above the town of Agia Anna with the Aegean Sea spread out before them. The perfect location to watch amazing sunsets.
Constructed in the traditional Cycladic style, the soft contours, bleached limestone and earthy neutrals give it a rustic feel, while a collection of unique furniture and decor from all over the world, amp up the style and sophistication.
The ground-floor living space includes a comfy sitting room and a compact but fully equipped modern kitchen. There is one double bedroom with a bathroom on this floor that has a private terrace. On the first floor, there is the main bedroom with en suite bathroom and access to the balcony terrace with idyllic views. The downstairs spaces open out to the covered dining area and a small hydro pool with sunny and shaded lounge areas, all with unforgettable island and sunset views.
AGIA ANNA
Naxos is one of the largest and most diverse islands in the Cyclades chain. Dating back to the Neothilic period, there are thousands of years of history evident throughout the island. Located in the charming beach town of Agia Anna, it's a fun, family-friendly strip of beautiful and calm turquoise waters with lots of beach clubs, cafes, and a few hotels with a lively promenade that stretches the length of the beach and beyond to the quieter northern end and Agios Prokopios Beach.
The inland villages like Chalki famous for their delicious citrus liquor, Kitron, are a good way to get a taste of local culture. Filoti and the marble village of Aphyrantos are worth a stop with spectacular views of the mountains.
It's a ten-minute drive further to the port of Naxos where you're greeted at the central old town and capital city of Chora by the ancient Portara and the Venetian castle. The town's narrow streets are chock full of excellent cafes, boutiques, and galleries, and a variety of bars and restaurants, with an easily walkable center and boulevard.
Strategically positioned next to Saint George Beach, nearby Orkos also features some of the best beaches including Parthena and Mikri Vigla (both famous for wind and kitesurfing) and the famed Plaka.
LOCATION
Naxos Island, Greece. Nearest Airport: Naxos Island National Aiport (4km), a half-hour flight from Athens International Airport. The island can be easily reached by ferry from Athens, Mykonos and Santorini. Naxos has as well a very good ferry connection between the other Cycladic islands.
BEST TIME TO VISIT: High season is busier with tourists but the cooler off-season can be a refreshing alternative
