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Sea View Villa for Sale in Kea, Cyclades

Kea, Cyclades · Ref Kv-1656

€ 1,050,000

€ 7,500 per m²

Type

Houses / Villas

Living space

140 sq.m.

Plot

1000 sq.m.

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

3

Built

2026

On Ktimatoemporiki

36 days

Reference

Kv-1656

Energy Class

A+

Completion

September 2028

About this property

Sea View Villa for Sale in Kea, Cyclades. Discover an exceptional off-plan luxury villa in Kea (Tzia), one of the most exclusive islands of the Cyclades, offering contemporary architecture, breathtaking panoramic sea views, and complete privacy. Scheduled for completion in September 2028, this elegant residence is an outstanding choice for a luxury holiday home or a high-value investment in the Greek islands. Set on an amphitheatrically positioned 1,000 sqm private plot, the villa offers 140 sqm of beautifully designed living space spread over two levels.

The residence features four spacious en-suite bedrooms, three bathrooms, one guest WC, and a bright open-plan living and dining area with a modern kitchen, designed to maximize natural light and uninterrupted views of the Aegean Sea. Outdoor living is equally impressive, with a private swimming pool, beautifully landscaped gardens, a dedicated BBQ area, spacious terraces, and carefully designed relaxation areas, creating the perfect setting for enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle. The property also includes a 20 sqm storage room, private parking, autonomous heating, air conditioning, a fireplace, security door, and water supply and drainage tanks. Built to Energy Class A+ specifications, the villa combines high-quality construction, energy efficiency, and modern comfort, making it suitable for year-round living as well as luxury holiday use.

The property forms part of an exclusive boutique development of only four luxury villas, offering privacy while maintaining easy access to the islands most popular destinations. 5 km from the sea, allowing residents to enjoy both tranquility and convenience. With its spectacular sea views, contemporary Cycladic architecture, private pool, premium specifications, and sought-after location, this exceptional villa represents a rare opportunity to acquire a prestigious property in one of the most desirable destinations in the Cyclades. Sea View Villa for Sale in Kea, Cyclades.

Location Information Kea is located in the Aegean Sea and it is the nearest inhabited Cycladic island to Athens. It is located just an hour away from the port of Lavrion in Athens. Thanks to its proximity to the capital, Kea Greece (also known as Tzia) is a very popular destination among the locals, especially for weekend getaways and short trips! Even though it is a Cycladic island, it isn’t similar to its Cycladic counterparts.

Unlike the rest of the Cyclades islands, it is more verdant. What’s more, instead of the traditional whitewashed Cycladic houses, it is full of traditional farmhouses and tile-roofed buildings in earthy tones. In the inland of Kea Island, you’ll find a lush natural paradise! The island houses rare plant species and wild animals, such as birds and reptiles.

For this reason, it makes an excellent destination for nature lovers and exploration aficionados. The capital of the island is Ioulida, a beautiful village which emits a relaxing vibe, thanks to its traditional architecture and car ban! In Ioulida, you’ll find a Medieval castle, a vestige that dates to the Venetian period and the Archaeological Museum among other places of interest. Other beautiful villages include Vourkari, Korissia and Otzias.

As for the beaches, some of them are organized, such as Gialiskari, Koundouros and Korissia, while others are secluded and completely unspoiled!

Features & amenities

Autonomous heat systemFireplaceGardenSwimming PoolBarbequeSea viewStorage Roomair conditioning

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Price € 1,050,000 ·
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