Casa unifamiliar, nueva, 250 m², Naousa, Paros

This exceptional villa affords a sophisticated design concept developed by a sense of chic modernity. The dwelling was built in 2020, it is lavish in every aspect featuring large window fronts and a fabulous amalgamation of natural materials and contemporary style traits. It is situated in the neighbourhood of Kamares on Paros Island, in a sun-kissed location. The main focus of its architecture has incorporated the lodging as seamlessly as possible into its natural Parian landscape. The villa stretches on 250 square metres amidst a plot of 2,000 square metres. Indoors it comprises 5 comfortable bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a kitchen and a united living and dining room. It looks like being a ground floor residence yet it is split into three levels thanks to the rolling topography of the area. The three different floors are joint together through an internal staircase. Outdoors it features a rectangular-shaped swimming pool, a landscaped pool deck furnished with sunbeds. urban chic swings and sunchairs surrounded by a garden planted with Mediterranean vegetation that lends to the estate the special environs of a “a soul’s sanctuary”. Last but not least the property boasts mesmerizing views to the crystal-clear Aegean Sea waters against the Parian setting. NAOUSSA: Naoussa is a picturesque provincial town on Paros Island; it extends on the north-eastern seaboard of the island of Paros. It is the second larger town after the capital, «Paroikia». It is surrounded by a lot of golden caster beaches such as «Kolympithres», «Monasteri», «Laggeri» and the «Aqua Park» while some other famous shores lie adjacent to the district of Naoussa such as «Santa Maria», «Piperi», «Xifara», «Aghei Anargyri» and «Ambelas». The region of Naoussa was inhabited as back as the Byzantine era. It was protected by a fortress which was erected at the entrance of the old harbour of Naoussa. The Venetian Duke of Naxos had it constructed in the 15th century in order to safeguard the site from the pirates. The most prominent feature of these fortifications were to towers with an iron chain suspended between them for preventing the hostile ships from anchorage. Other touristy attractions of the area are the Greek Orthodox Church Panagia (it means «Virgin Mary») Pantanassa (it means «chatelaine of everything») lain at the top of Naoussa’s knoll, the Folklore Museum of Naoussa, the remains of a Mycenaean Akropolis built in 1200 b.C at the neighbourhood of «Koukounaries» (it means «pine cones»), e.t.c. . Despite the touristy development of Naoussa yet it has preserved its traditional traits such as quaint narrow-paved alleys, cottages with thick stone-walls, e.t.c. .