Thalatta Villa
The word “Thalatta” is an alternative for the ancient greek “θάλασσα” (thalassa) which means the “sea”. Thalassa was the goddess of the sea in Greek Mythology. She was the daughter of Aether (air) and Hemera (day) and the mother of Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty. Greece’s enduring bond with the sea has shaped the whole story of the nation throughout the centuries
The word “Thalatta” is an alternative for the ancient greek “θάλασσα” (thalassa) which means the “sea”. Thalassa was the goddess of the sea in Greek Mythology. She was the daughter of Aether (air) and Hemera (day) and the mother of Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty. Greece’s enduring bond with the sea has shaped the whole story of the nation throughout the centuries
Thalatta villa combines the traditional Greek architecture with a contemporary twist. It has a modern style with wooden elements and boho – chic details. Large window walls embrace the sunlight and offer uninterrupted views of the sea and the blue sky. The impressively spacious terrace of the villa includes many lounge and sitting areas especially designed to facilitate the connection with the surrounding natural landscape. Start your day by admiring the unobstructed view of the stunning blue of the sea and sky from the comfort of your bed.
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145
sqm living area
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31
sqm internal courtyard
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372
sqm extended living area (with terrace)
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52
sqm infinity pool
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6
guests
FACILITIES
- Internal Area Living 145 m2 (Including Courtyard)
- External Area Living 372 m2 (Including Verandas)
- Swimming pool 52 m2
- Plunge pool & Jacuzzi
- Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower
- 2 x Double bedroom with Family bathroom with shower
- WC
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Lounge area
- Dining area
- Air conditioning/Heating
- Safe Box
- Wi-Fi Internet
- Smart TV
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Nespresso Machine
- Outdoor dining
- Outdoor lounge
- Sun loungers
- Sun cushions
- Fully equipped BBQ
- Private Parking
