Villa Kiya

Villa Kiya is the kind of hideaway you arrive at and instantly exhale.

Set above the Aegean with an open sea horizon that turns gold at sunset, this home is designed for effortless days that drift from indoors to the pool in a single barefoot step. The entrance level welcomes you into a fully equipped, open-plan kitchen where a generous island becomes the natural gathering point for morning coffee and late-night mezze.

From here, you can see straight through to the outdoor pool area, while the indoor dining space comfortably hosts six for relaxed meals. The living room feels carved into the architecture itself, with built-in sofas, a smart TV and a fireplace for cooler evenings, plus thoughtful touches like large mirrors and a convenient guest WC that make hosting easy and comfortable.

On the same level, the first bedroom is a spacious 22 sqm retreat with a built-in double bed, TV, safe box and closet, paired with an en-suite bathroom featuring a rainfall shower. Balcony doors open directly to the outside, so the day can begin with sea air and end with a quiet nightcap under the stars. Upstairs, two more 22–24 sqm bedrooms continue the same calm, elevated style, each with a built-in queen bed, TV, safe box, closet and a practical desk, plus a mini fridge for chilled water and sunset spritzes. Both rooms enjoy balcony access and wide sea-and-sunset views that feel like a private show.

A separate, independent lower level leads to three large suites, ideal for families traveling together or groups who want privacy without losing togetherness. Each suite includes a living area with a single sofa bed (90 x 200), a kitchenette, a separate bedroom with a built-in bed, a safe box and ample storage, plus a spacious en-suite bathroom with a rainfall shower. The standout is what happens beyond the balcony doors: every suite opens to its own private terrace with a heated jacuzzi, creating a true “suite experience” that’s rare even among top-tier Mykonos Villas. Suite terraces range from approximately 21 sqm to expansive 38–43 sqm, all facing the sea.

Outside, Villa Kiya is built for long, indulgent days. A private pool anchors the entrance-floor terrace, complemented by a built-in heated jacuzzi for up to five people, loungers positioned for uninterrupted views, and a pergola-shaded lounge that stays comfortable even when the Meltemi picks up. There’s also a wind-protected, built-in dining area for up to 16 under a pergola, supported by an outdoor kitchenette and bar with high chairs, a pizza oven, a built-in BBQ, and multiple lounging corners that let everyone find their own rhythm—sun, shade, conversation, or quiet.

For practicalities, the most convenient arrival point is Mykonos Airport (JMK), typically around 15–30 minutes by car depending on where the villa sits on the island and traffic; the New Port is often a similar range, roughly 15–35 minutes in realistic conditions, with peak summer hours taking longer.

The final 1–2 km on Mykonos can include narrow lanes and occasional uneven patches typical of the Cyclades, so a compact SUV or a vehicle with a bit more clearance is a comfortable choice, especially for evening arrivals. For navigation, use the shared pin location (provided with arrival details) and follow the nearest well-known cue points such as the closest main road junction and the nearest beach or village approach route, which helps when local signage is minimal.

What makes Villa Kiya different is simple: it combines a true entertainer’s outdoor setup for large gatherings with three independent sea-view jacuzzi suites—so you get both a social villa and a “private hotel suite” feeling in one, a standout among Greece Villas on Mykonos.

Nearby activities you can enjoy:

1. Sunset drinks and dinner in Mykonos Town after an afternoon of boutique shopping and galleries

2. A beach-hopping day to iconic shores, ending with a golden-hour swim and relaxed seaside dining

3. A boat trip to hidden coves and nearby islets for snorkeling, swimming, and a sea-view picnic

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