60 sqm

Adjacent to the puzzle-like habitat of Fira and facing west towards the imposing volcano, this 60 square meter cubist gem is the restoration of an original two-storey residence ruined by the 1956 Santorini earthquake. Its layout starts with the ground floor, an elongated open space where a sitting area with a sofa bed, a double bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a wardrobe and a bathroom complete with shower are placed in a row.

A tiny cube rests on the upper level, completing the villa with a bedroom and its bath, maximizing the total occupancy to 3 guests. An exterior staircase leads to a veranda with mesmerizing sea and volcanic views where a private jetted plunge pool and a relaxation area with sun loungers awaits guests to take in the mystical aura of the place. Curved walls and crisp white plaster exude simplistic serenity while the minimal, built-in furniture is a soft nod to the island’s simplistic tradition.