Villa Liba | 7-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kosta

Porto Heli commands one of Greece’s most exclusive coastlines, where billionaires’ yachts anchor in crystalline bays and whitewashed villages cling to pine-studded promontories. Villa Liba sits elevated above this rarefied landscape, sleeping 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms—the kind of luxury villa rental in the Peloponnese where multi-generational families and friend groups actually want to spend time together. This sprawling three-level property combines Cycladic architectural DNA with contemporary design that never announces itself; instead, it simply works.

Inside Villa Liba

Step into the living spaces and you immediately sense the difference between a large villa and a well-designed one. The ground floor garden level contains a bedroom with adjustable twin beds (convertible to a super king configuration) and its own ensuite shower room—positioned for guests who want morning beach access without navigating stairs. Adjacent sits a family suite that doubles as either standalone accommodation with a living area or a multi-bedroom setup when children occupy the sofa bed; a full bathroom serves this flexible space. A dedicated gym with integrated sauna occupies the lower level, alongside a cloakroom and secondary living area that functions as both retreat and entertainment hub.

The pool-level first floor contains the villa’s social heart. The living area stretches beneath vaulted timber ceilings with exposed beams, punctuated by a substantial fireplace that anchors two distinct seating zones. Contemporary artwork interrupts the neutral palette. Large picture windows frame sea views toward Spetses while simultaneously flooding the space with southern light. The adjacent dining area accommodates ten guests around a transparent table positioned beside sliding glass doors that dissolve the boundary between interior and terrace. A fully-equipped kitchen—the kind that transforms even reluctant cooks into enthusiastic sous chefs—extends to an outdoor dining enclosure. On this level, another bedroom offers twin beds (again convertible to double configuration) with an ensuite shower room and direct terrace access.

The second floor houses two bedrooms. The master suite spans the upper floor’s prime position, featuring a double bed, substantial dressing area, private balcony angled toward Spetses’ silhouette, and an elegant ensuite shower room beneath a vaulted ceiling. A second double bedroom on this level contains tastefully appointed furnishings and a cosy balcony with loungers.

The separate internal apartment functions as self-contained accommodation: two bedrooms (one with convertible single beds, one with a double), shared family bathroom, kitchen, and living room. An independent guest house—available at additional cost to expand capacity to 18 guests—comprises two more bedrooms (one double, one twin) sharing a bathroom, plus a zen-minimalist living area with fireplace and kitchenette.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 16.5m by 7m swimming pool dominates the terraced gardens like a sapphire set into weathered stone. Sun loungers and contemporary bean bags cluster at one end; a shaded alfresco lounge area with rattan furnishings anchors the opposite zone, both commanding uninterrupted sea views. The main terrace, framed by tall cypress sentinels and mature landscaping, contains a brick and stone dining pavilion equipped with substantial table seating and professional-grade barbecue apparatus. Late afternoon light catches the limestone terraces as the sun descends behind the Argolid hills. A table tennis table provides evening entertainment when the heat finally breaks. Cypress-lined pathways thread through gardens that transition from cultivated lawn to native Mediterranean scrub, creating the illusion of property extending far beyond its actual boundaries.

Location: Porto Heli and the Surrounding Area

Villa Liba occupies territory in Greece’s most rarefied coastal region. Porto Heli, 15km northeast along the Peloponnese coast, functions as the commercial and social anchor—a town that somehow maintains rustic authenticity despite hosting some of Europe’s wealthiest residents. The sheltered harbour showcases traditional wooden fishing boats alongside superyachts; waterfront tavernas serve catch-of-the-day fish alongside refined Mediterranean cuisine. Kilada, 8km south, remains a genuine fishing village where locals still sort nets and sell daily catches; arranging a private chef to prepare your selected fish at the villa represents an unbeatable evening.

Spetses, accessible by water taxi from nearby Costa harbour (15-minute crossing), transforms your holiday geography entirely. The car-free town moves by horse-drawn carriage; whitewashed neoclassical architecture frames the iconic Dapia harbour, where Poseidon Hotel’s chateau silhouette anchors the waterfront. The Old Harbour district concentrates gourmet restaurants, candlelit terraces, and cocktail bars. History enthusiasts discover the 1821 Revolutionary War narrative, archaeologist sites dating to 3000 BC, and the legacy of Laskarina Bouboulina. Five designated beaches encircle the island: Agia Paraskevi offers crystalline waters framed by pine forests (8km from villa); Kouzounos and Vrelos serve more secluded swimming; Bekiris Cave at Agios Anargiros invites exploration.

The immediate surrounds yield local culinary treasure: gaviera cheese from Trahia village carries protected designation status and appears on Porto Heli restaurant menus at premium prices. Ermioni, 12km south, occupies a pine-forested cape resembling an island, with atmospheric harbourside fish restaurants and accessible coves. Kranidi (18km) functions as a market town with proper supermarkets. Epidaurus archaeological site (42km southwest) preserves an ancient theatre in exceptional condition; summer weekend festivals draw international audiences.

Beaches within 10km radius include Costa Beach (direct access, 3km), Hrisi Akti (golden sand, 4km), and Porto Heli’s main strand. Smaller coves dot the coastline: Bisti, Kouverta, Petrothalassa, Dardiza, and Sentoni each offer distinct character and swimming conditions. Explore our luxury villas in Europe and our full collection in Greece. For destination inspiration, read our Peloponnese travel guide.

Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos) sits 160km northwest; the drive requires approximately 2.5 hours via the A7 motorway. Corinth International Airport (90km north, 1.5-hour drive) offers viable alternative depending on flight availability. Peak season runs July-August when temperatures exceed 32°C and Mediterranean crowds concentrate on island destinations; shoulder months (May-June, September-October) deliver superior swimming conditions, thinner crowds, and more consistent dining availability. Winter (November-March) brings occasional rain but rarely freezes the region; spring wildflowers (March-May) transform hillsides into botanical displays.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families—grandparents, parents, children spanning age 5 to 18—benefit directly from Villa Liba’s spatial configuration and privacy zones. The separate apartment and guest house eliminate forced socialising while maintaining group proximity. Couples celebrating significant milestones (anniversaries, retirements) enjoy the master suite’s romantic positioning and unshared outdoor spaces. Friendship groups of 8-14 adults value the multiple living areas that prevent forced togetherness. The ground-floor bedroom and accessible bathrooms accommodate guests with mobility considerations. Families with young children appreciate the supervised pool area, shallow end swimming, and proximity to family-friendly beaches like Agia Paraskevi.

Practical Information

Villa Liba accommodates 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms as standard; the optional guest house expands capacity to 18. The property includes Wi-Fi internet connectivity throughout, full air-conditioning system (essential in July-August), television entertainment, washing machine for laundry management, and ample parking. Chef and maid services arrange through Excellence Luxury Villas; transfer arrangements from Athens airport (160km, 2.5-hour drive) or Corinth airport (90km, 1.5-hour drive) coordinate directly. The nearest supermarket operates in Kranidi (18km); Porto Heli harbour supplies fresh fish daily. Check-in flexibility accommodates afternoon or evening arrivals; most guests arrange transfers rather than self-drive rental vehicles given road conditions and parking constraints in Porto Heli.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Liba

How many guests does Villa Liba sleep?

Villa Liba sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms as standard. The seven bedrooms comprise: ground floor bedroom with adjustable twin beds, ground floor family suite with sofa bed, first floor twin bedroom, first floor master suite, second floor double bedroom, separate apartment with two bedrooms, and guest house with two bedrooms (available at additional cost). Most twin beds convert to double configurations upon request, expanding flexibility for couples versus families.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Liba in Greece?

Athens International Airport (Eleftherios Venizelos) sits 160km northwest of Villa Liba, requiring approximately 2.5 hours by private transfer or rental vehicle via A7 motorway. Corinth International Airport operates 90km north (1.5-hour drive), offering viable alternative for certain flight routes. Excellence Luxury Villas coordinates airport transfers; expect approximately €180-220 for a standard sedan transfer from Athens, higher rates apply for multi-vehicle groups.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Liba?

May through June and September through October deliver optimal conditions: sea temperatures reach 24-26°C (comfortable swimming), daytime temperatures range 26-32°C (warm without excessive heat), and crowds remain manageable compared to peak July-August season. August can see temperatures exceed 35°C with concentrated tourist presence on island destinations. Winter months (November-March) bring occasional rain, average 16-18°C temperatures, and significantly reduced crowds; spring (March-May) displays wildflower blooms across hillsides. Summer festivals occur at Epidaurus theatre throughout July-August, attracting international audiences.

Is Villa Liba suitable for families with children?

Villa Liba accommodates families with children effectively. The supervised 16.5m x 7m swimming pool features shallow end zones and lounging areas; sauna and gym facilities appeal to older children and teenagers. Three family-designated beaches operate within 10km: Agia Paraskevi (5km, shallow water, pine forest protection), Costa Beach (3km, sandy entrance, family amenities), and Hrisi Akti (4km, golden sand). The ground floor bedroom with ensuite serves families wanting direct garden access without stair navigation. Flexible bedding configurations (convertible twin beds, sofa beds in family suite) accommodate varying age groupings. Game facilities and table tennis provide indoor entertainment when necessary.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Liba?

The standard rental includes accommodation across 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, Wi-Fi internet connectivity, full air-conditioning system, television in main living areas, washing machine, parking facilities, and weekly housekeeping service. Pool maintenance occurs daily during peak season. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included; separately-billed items include chef services (if requested), additional maid services beyond weekly cleaning, and laundry processing. Bed linen and bathroom towels provision included; additional towel service available. Pool heating operates during cooler months (November-April); swimming during summer requires no heating.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Liba?

Porto Heli (15km north) concentrates the region’s finest dining: waterfront fish restaurants cluster around the main harbour and Old Town, with establishments like To Kima and Tarsanas serving daily catches. Ermioni (12km south) offers atmospheric harbourside tavernas including Sunset Taverna and Gorgona specialising in grilled octopus and Mediterranean seafood. Kranidi (18km west) contains supermarket chains (Carrefour, Bazaar Market) for self-catering supplies and daily shopping needs. Kilada fishing village (8km south) functions as primary source for fresh-caught fish available for purchase or preparation by private chefs. Porto Heli market operates Tuesday-Sunday mornings, selling produce, cheese, and local specialities including protected-status gaviera cheese from Trahia village. Spetses Old Harbour (water taxi access, 15 minutes) offers premium gourmet restaurants, wine bars, and boutique shopping within the car-free town centre.