Villa Ariadne Mitos

Villa Ariadne Mitos — Layers of light, calm, and effortless luxury

The plot of Villa Ariadne Mitos is one of light, space, and unbroken horizons. Nestled into the serene hillside of Elia, Mykonos, this six-bedroom villa is more than just a place to live; it’s a masterful blend of modern design and traditional Mykonian materials. Situated just 250 meters from the coast, on a 4,100 m² expanse of landscaped grounds, the sea dominates every view. The islands of Paros and Naxos rise in the distance from its terraces and balconies, their silhouettes mellowed by the azure haze of the Aegean.

Luxury home architects carefully oversaw the design and construction of the villa, striking a balance between classic wood and stone textures and contemporary elegance. Deliberately placed lines, surfaces, and openings create sophisticated yet practical interiors while directing the viewer’s gaze out toward the sea. Moments of intimacy in the communal living spaces are interspersed with total seclusion in private suites, creating a seamless flow of experiences in Ariadne’s Mitos. The ambiance is one of balance between open areas and private nooks, between modern conveniences and the genuineness of Mykonian customs.

The great room, a spacious open-plan area that unifies the kitchen, dining, and living areas in a single, uninterrupted sweep, is located at the center of the property. Long, informal mornings over coffee are encouraged by the kitchen’s sleek island with high chairs and high-end appliances. Through glass doors, the adjacent lounge and dining area extend outward, blending with the terraces beyond. The energy of shared meals and conversations is carried into the sunlight and salt air as guests move fluidly between indoors and outdoors. This level’s bedrooms open straight onto the pool deck, making it easy to go from sleep to lounging with a view of the sea.

The villa’s upper level, where privacy and grandeur meet, is crowned by the master suite. Here, a queen bed faces a large window, so the limitless horizon greets you as soon as you wake up. The private balcony frames the Aegean as if it were a personal painting, and the open-plan bathroom features a freestanding bathtub positioned to take in the view. This suite has the atmosphere of a private haven perched above the outside world rather than a room.

The villa’s lower level reveals a separate residence that is capable of standing alone. This section of the villa is ideal for visitors who value independence because it features a fully equipped kitchen, a comfortable living area, and direct access to a gorgeously constructed outdoor lounge. Both comfort and openness are embraced in these bedrooms: one features a built-in queen bed and a private outdoor shower, while the other can be converted to a twin or queen configuration. Both bedrooms have terraces that overlook expansive views of the sea.

A garden path leads to the guest house, which is a little distance away. With its own fully furnished kitchen and private bedroom, it is a sanctuary of independence. For visitors who would rather live independently within the larger estate, it provides genuine privacy despite its modest windows and inward-facing perspective.

Ariadne’s Mitos transforms into a leisure theater outside. The infinity pool blends in perfectly with the horizon as it extends across the terrace in a shimmering ribbon. A shallow-water area invites hours of sun-soaked relaxation, while a Jacuzzi bubbles at one end. Life moves with the ease of an island rhythm around the pool. With a gas stove, built-in barbecue, refrigerators, and even a wine cooler, an outdoor kitchen and bar bring all of your culinary needs outside. Visitors can relax in shady lounges, eat outside at a long table with twelve seats, or drift down the stairs to a visually arresting built-in fire pit. Conversation floats on the sea breeze while the fire glows at night. A helipad close by highlights the villa’s exclusivity and makes sure that arrivals and departures go as smoothly as the actual stay.

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