Villa THELMA

Hanging above the port of Vathy and enjoying extraordianary 360-degree views to several Aegean islands, this 7 bedroom villa is comprised of three separate houses which measure 320 sq. meters in total. It is built on a plateau of 5.600 sq meters planted with olive, fig, almond and wild pear trees. Just outside the house, the ancient path leads you to Vathy beach. Perfect place for families that want to enjoy the Greek summer in absolute privacy but still be 10mins away from the most beautiful beaches in Sifnos.

LAYOUT

The three buildings of Villa Thelma are consisted of the following:

Main house:

A 100 m² living room with open kitchen with seven large windows offering spectacular views to the sea south and west, and to the mountains east and north.

A separate utility room fully equipped can be used as a second kitchen. The living room opens to the swimming pool and to a large, shaded lounge area.

Three bedrooms measuring 35m² each withen-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms.

The master bedroom has its own terrace overlooking the village ofVathy.

The other two rooms face the mountains northwest. All are equipped with queen size beds.

Building A

Consists of two 25m² bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets.

Each room has its own private shaded terrace overlooking the sea and nearby islands. Both have queen size beds

Building B

Consists of two bedrooms measuring a total of 54m² with one large bathroom and a kitchenette.

These rooms open to a private terrace and an ancient aloni (threshing floor). They are equipped with four single beds that can be combined into 2 king size beds.

Outdoors

A 400m² beautifully landscaped courtyard planted with mature olive, carob, and wild pear trees provides shelter from the winds.

The pool is also situated in this area as well as an outdoor cooking area with a Webber BBQ and an outdoor shower.

Two separate outdoor dining areas can accommodate up to 16 people.

The house was completed in 2022 with very high construction standards. Only natural materials were used: local stone from Sifnos, marble fromFestos,Crete