Kea, Aegean 840 02

Seafront Stone Villa in Kastellakia Bay, Kea Rare Beachfront Gem in the Heart of the Aegean Nestled in the serene beauty of Kastellakia Bay on the sun-drenched island of Kea, this exceptional stone-built beachfront villa offers direct access to the sea, captivating sunsets, and a lifestyle defined by tranquility, privacy, and refined comfort. Located just 60 meters from a nearly private beach of sand and pebbles, the residence offers a truly rare feet-in-the-water experiencean idyllic retreat for those seeking authenticity and seclusion. Set on a generous 4, 195-square-meter seafront plot, the villa spans 187 square meters and is thoughtfully designed across two independent levels, each comprising a fully equipped apartment. This layout offers the ideal combination of connection and privacy, making it perfect for families or groups who value flexibility without compromising on comfort. The residence includes four bedrooms and three bathrooms, one of which is en-suite, as well as two full kitchens and two spacious living rooms. Expansive reed-shaded terracestotalling over 150 square metersface southwest, capturing uninterrupted views of the Aegean and the vibrant hues of the setting sun. Traditional wooden ceilings, ceiling fans in every room, and air conditioning in select bedrooms enhance the island-inspired atmosphere throughout. Outdoors, the villa offers space for al fresco dining for up to twelve guests, a built-in gas BBQ, and a refreshing outdoor shower, all surrounded by a thoughtfully landscaped Mediterranean garden featuring mature olive trees. Practical features include private parking for two vehicles, an advanced water treatment facility, a 35-cubic-meter rainwater cistern, and a three-phase electricity system. Access is via a cement-paved road within a secure gated community, ensuring peace of mind and privacy. Originally built in 2003, the villa has been carefully maintained and updated, with renovations completed in 2013 and 2019. These updates have preserved the timeless charm of traditional Cycladic architecture while incorporating modern comforts and eco-conscious infrastructure. Located within a protected, low-density development zone, the property is guaranteed long-term serenity, free from future construction in the surrounding area. Well-connected yet wonderfully secluded, the villa sits within a prestigious area known for its high-end estates, only a short drive from local shops, traditional tavernas, and cultural attractions. With a strong track record in seasonal rentals, it represents not only a superb private residence but also an excellent investment opportunity with significant income potential. The property is immediately available and can be offered furnished or unfurnished. it benefits from low annual property taxes, and viewings are available by appointment. A detailed floor plan is also available upon request. This is more than just a homeit is an invitation to live on the edge of the Aegean, in harmony with nature, surrounded by elegance, and embraced by the timeless beauty of the Cyclades. Location: Kea (Tzia), Cyclades Kea, also known as Tzia, is a charming island in the Cyclades archipelago, renowned for its rich history, traditional architecture, and exceptional natural beauty. Just an hour by ferry from the port of Lavrio in Athens, Kea offers the perfect blend of accessibility and authentic island life, making it an ideal destination for both holidays and year-round living. The island boasts some of the finest beaches in the Aegean, along with an extensive and well-maintained network of hiking trailsamong the best in Greece. These marked routes guide visitors through diverse landscapes, past ancient ruins, remote coves, and lush valleys, making Kea a true paradise for nature lovers and hikers alike. Kea is equally celebrated for its vibrant culinary scene. The island's restaurants consistently rank among the best in Greece, serving locally sourced, traditional cuisine in scenic settings. During the summer months, the cultural calendar comes alive with music and arts festivals, while the island's open-air cinema screens first-run international films, usually in English, with new releases every two days. Despite its proximity to Athens, Kea remains largely unspoiled and authentically Greek. The island strikes a rare balanceoffering peaceful rural landscapes and forested hillsides, while also maintaining a well-developed infrastructure. Shops, supermarkets, cafes, and essential services are open year-round, while bars and beach clubs bring seasonal energy to the island in the summer. Kea is also increasingly recognized as a prime location for real estate investment. its close proximity to the mainland, combined with strict building regulations and a low-density development model, ensures lasting value and long-term appeal. Whether for personal enjoyment or rental income potential, Kea offers a unique opportunity to invest in a traditional island that remains both exclusive and accessible.