Platinum Paros Villa | 6 Bedrooms Villa | Private Swimming Pool & Astounding

Villa Amaryllis is a luxury newly built villa for 12 guests in the Ambelas area of Paros. Located really close to the beach, it offers fascinating views of the Aegean Sea. The luxury villa terrace is spacious and provides guests with several lounge and dining areas located in different spots to offer privacy and a homelike feeling even when you're outdoors. You even get an outdoor fireplace in the lower terrace space, where you can lounge in luxury at the built-in sofa and share intimate moments with your loved ones. The Mediterranean ambience will travel your senses and the Paros night sky will have you lounging for hours.



Alfresco

The outdoor luxury villa space offers a plethora of options for outdoor living. There is a large pergola-protected dining area with cooking and seating facilities, where you can unleash your inner chef. Right by the dining area, there's the grand private swimming pool of Villa Amaryllis. With its Roman steps and awe-inspiring view, this is going to be one of your favourite luxury spots in this Paros villa. For moments of privacy, there are more outdoor lounging areas around the villa, where you can relax by yourself or with your preferred company.



Inner Space

The villa interior is carefully crafted and meticulously designed to offer maximum comfort with state-of-the-art amenities and unique architectural choices such as elegant and practical wooden touches. Have breakfast in the beautiful kitchen using the gas hob and modern two-door fridge. If you're in the mood for something more sophisticated, there's an additional adjacent professional kitchen with all the equipment you'll need to cook for your group or the new friends you made in Paros. All bedrooms are en-suite to maximise your comfort and come with high-quality linen to help revitalise your senses in a fresh and modern setting.



Remember to

In just a 15-minute drive from your luxury villa, you can visit the Ancient Marble Quarries of Paros. This unique location was the source for the marble used to sculpt Ancient Greek works of art such as the Venus de Milo and the Nike of Samothrace.