Villa Hexagon | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Potamos

Potamos sits quietly on Corfu’s eastern coastline, and from here, Villa Hexagon commands sweeping views across the Ionian Sea toward the Lazaretto islet. This substantial residence accommodates up to 12 guests across five generously proportioned bedrooms and four bathrooms, making it an exceptional choice for multi-family gatherings or friend groups seeking space without sacrificing intimacy. The property rises across three distinct levels on a hillside, each floor releasing different perspectives of the water and landscape beyond.

Inside Villa Hexagon

Villa Hexagon sleeps 12 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed thoughtfully across 340 square meters. The ground floor contains two double bedrooms paired with a family bathroom—these rooms function as a self-contained wing, ideal for guests who prefer earlier mornings or later nights. The middle level opens into the property’s social heart: a generous living and dining expanse with high ceilings and extensive glazing, a modern kitchen appointed in wood and cobalt blue cabinetry, and a second family bathroom. This is where the property breathes; natural light floods in, and the sight lines extend directly toward the sea. The top floor houses three additional bedrooms—one with a double bed and ensuite bathroom, two further doubles—plus a fourth family bathroom. Most sleeping quarters access private balconies or terraces, the kind of feature that transforms morning coffee into an event rather than a routine.

The kitchen deserves specific attention. Fully equipped with contemporary appliances, it occupies a space that invites rather than isolates the cook—the cobalt blue joinery against pale timber creates visual warmth without fussiness, and the layout suggests someone actually considered workflow. Two of the double bedrooms and one twin room include pull-out sofa beds, expanding the guest count beyond the primary five-bedroom configuration. The bathrooms combine practical tiling with luxury touches: jacuzzi baths sit alongside straightforward showers, each space immaculate and well-ventilated. Bedrooms on the upper level command the superior views; those on the ground floor offer garden access and a sense of separation.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The surrounding gardens occupy multiple levels, each platform serving a distinct function. The infinity pool measures 8 meters by 4 meters with a 1.7-meter depth, featuring an integrated jacuzzi and a water feature that catches afternoon light beautifully. Sun loungers and parasols cluster around the water’s edge, positioned to maximize sea vistas while maintaining privacy from neighboring properties. The gardens themselves display mature vegetation—not ornamental shrubbery but established trees and planting that creates genuine seclusion.

The outdoor dining and cooking zone represents the property’s genuine social hub. A substantial built-in barbecue area includes both grill and pizza oven—the kind of setup that transforms casual dinners into occasions. The adjacent dining terrace accommodates the full party comfortably, while a separate seating area provides pre-dinner gathering space. From these outdoor platforms, the view travels unobstructed toward the sea, with Corfu Town’s outline visible on the horizon in certain light. The terrace faces south, which means the angle of sun shifts throughout the day, creating different moods from morning until dusk.

Location: Potamos and the Surrounding Area

Potamos occupies the headland between the busier resorts of Kontokali and Gouvia, positioned on Corfu’s eastern shoreline where the Gulf of Gouvia’s sheltered waters meet open Ionian views. This geography matters: the location offers proximity to amenities without the congestion of larger tourist centers. Kontokali’s own beach sits 800 meters downhill, a sheltered cove tucked into the headland that keeps the bay protected from open-water swells. This same geography produces the panoramic views visible from Villa Hexagon.

Gouvia lies immediately adjacent, a ten-minute coastal walk from Kontokali’s shore. The village centers around its marina, where working fishing boats still berth alongside leisure craft, and waterfront tavernas serve the daily catch—sea bream, octopus, and local white fish prepared simply with olive oil and lemon. The Gouvia marina operates water taxi services to Paleokastritsa and the northern islands, and boat hire agencies rent small vessels for independent exploration. The beach at Gouvia comprises sand and pebble in a 400-meter curve, backed by remains of the Venetian shipyard, now atmospheric rather than functional. The views from Gouvia sweep across toward Corfu Town’s fortresses, approximately 4 kilometers south.

Corfu Town itself merits the 15-minute drive or bus journey south. The Old Town—UNESCO World Heritage-listed—comprises a warren of limestone lanes where Venetian, French, Sicilian, and English architectural influences layer atop one another. The Byzantine Museum occupies a 15th-century church; the Museum of Ceramic Art and the D Solomos Museum warrant separate visits. The Old Fortress, constructed in the 1500s, still dominates the waterfront—cross the moat bridge to reach the citadel and the whitewashed Church of St George positioned at the water’s edge. Mon Repos Palace, birthplace of the late Duke of Edinburgh, opens its gardens to visitors; Mon Repos Beach immediately adjacent provides calm swimming. Faliraki Beach lies north of the town center, a longer sandy expanse popular with families.

North of Corfu Town, Kalami village (approximately 20 kilometers from Villa Hexagon) centers around The White House, where British author Lawrence Durrell resided during the 1930s. The village remains remarkably undeveloped, surrounded by turquoise Ionian waters and olive groves. This is quieter travel—literary heritage combined with exceptional seafood restaurants and genuine Greek village atmosphere. The coastal road from Corfu Town to Kalami ranks among Europe’s finest scenic drives, hugging cliffs and offering constant sea views.

West across the island, Paleokastritsa (approximately 22 kilometers, 35 minutes by car) occupies a clover-shaped bay surrounded by olive groves and forested hillsides. The main beach, Agios Spyridon, features white sand and transparent turquoise water; water taxis depart from here to reach isolated coves inaccessible by road. The 18th-century Paleokastritsa Monastery crowns the hillside, visible from most positions in the village. This destination suits walkers, swimmers, and those seeking dramatic coastal scenery without the infrastructure of larger resorts.

Corfu International Airport (Ioannis Kapodistrias) lies 2 kilometers south of Corfu Town, approximately 8 kilometers from Villa Hexagon—a 10-minute transfer by car. Seasonal flights connect to Athens, London, Germany, and other European centers; summer service expands considerably. For those arranging independent transportation, supermarkets in both Kontokali and Gouvia stock international products alongside Greek staples. Local markets in Corfu Town operate daily, with the main produce market near the Old Town offering seasonal fruit, vegetables, and fish.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations find Villa Hexagon’s multiple bathrooms and distributed bedroom layout particularly functional—grandparents, parents, and children can maintain reasonable privacy while remaining connected. The separate ground-floor bedrooms suit guests with mobility considerations or those preferring autonomous schedules.

Groups of friends sharing a rental discover the scale works naturally—the living spaces accommodate separate conversations simultaneously, and the outdoor zones support entertaining without crowding. The kitchen’s size means multiple people can prepare meals together rather than single-cook scenarios. The presence of a pool, games equipment, and bicycles sustains multi-day stays without requiring constant external activities.

Couples seeking a longer-stay base appreciate the property’s position between quiet seclusion and accessible villages. The sea views operate throughout the day without requiring day-trip expeditions. The combination of heating and air conditioning supports shoulder-season visits when Corfu offers perfect temperatures without peak-season heat.

Professional groups or corporate retreats utilize the high-speed internet connection, spacious living areas suitable for informal meetings, and location convenient to Corfu Town’s business infrastructure. The pool and outdoor catering facilities support evening team-building activities.

Practical Information

Villa Hexagon accommodates a maximum of 12 guests across five bedrooms: two ground-floor doubles, one middle-level space, and three upper-floor units including one ensuite double. Additional sofa beds in two double rooms and one twin room expand capacity for younger guests or flexible sleeping arrangements.

The property sits 8 kilometers from Corfu International Airport; transfer time averages 10-12 minutes by car depending on traffic. The nearest supermarket operates in Kontokali village, 800 meters downhill; fresh produce markets and fish vendors occupy Corfu Town’s Old Town, 4 kilometers south.

Included in the rental are Wi-Fi internet connection, satellite television with Netflix capability, full air conditioning and heating systems, linen and towels, bathroom essentials, washing machine access, and a fully equipped kitchen. The infinity pool benefits from heating systems during cooler months. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles on the property. Standard check-in operates from 4 PM, checkout at 10 AM, though flexibility around timing can often be arranged with advance notice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Hexagon

How many guests does Villa Hexagon sleep?

Villa Hexagon sleeps 12 guests in primary bedding across five bedrooms: two double beds on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the upper level (one ensuite double and two further doubles), plus one middle-floor space. Two double rooms and one twin room include pull-out sofa beds, allowing additional sleeping capacity for younger guests or flexible arrangements. Maximum comfortable occupancy in all beds simultaneously reaches approximately 14, though 12 represents the standard guest count.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Hexagon in Potamos?

Corfu International Airport (Ioannis Kapodistrias) serves Villa Hexagon, positioned 8 kilometers south of the property near Corfu Town. Transfer time by private car typically requires 10-12 minutes depending on traffic patterns and specific road routing. Regular shuttle services and taxi firms operate from the airport; rental car agencies are available should guests prefer independent transportation throughout their stay.

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

Late May through September offers guaranteed warm weather, calm seas, and full operation of beach facilities and water-sport services. July and August see peak temperatures (regularly exceeding 30°C) and maximum tourist density. April, May, September, and October provide ideal conditions—warm daytime temperatures (22-26°C), cooler mornings and evenings perfect for terrace use, and substantially fewer visitors. Winter months (November-March) bring cooler weather (8-15°C) but reduced rainfall compared to some Mediterranean regions, and the property’s heating system maintains comfort indoors. Shoulder seasons suit those seeking cultural engagement without summer crowds.

Is Villa Hexagon suitable for families with children?

Villa Hexagon functions well for families with children of varying ages. The private infinity pool eliminates beach-access dependency for daily swimming; shallow sections and integrated jacuzzi support younger children safely. The surrounding gardens provide contained outdoor play areas away from traffic. The property includes family games and bicycle equipment for entertainment. Kontokali Beach, 800 meters downhill, operates lifeguard services during summer months and maintains calm, shallow water suitable for young swimmers. Nearby Gouvia and Corfu Town’s Mon Repos Beach both offer organized children’s facilities. The property’s size means parents can maintain supervision while children explore independently. Heating systems support comfortable winter visits for those avoiding peak-season heat.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Hexagon?

The rental includes all utilities: electricity for air conditioning, heating, and appliances; water supply; and waste management. High-speed Wi-Fi internet and satellite television with Netflix access support digital connectivity. Linen for all beds, bathroom towels, and basic bathroom essentials are provided. The infinity pool operates with heating functionality during cooler months. A fully equipped kitchen includes cooking equipment, refrigeration, and dishwashing facilities. Washing machine access allows guest laundry. Private parking accommodates multiple vehicles. Cleaning services and pool maintenance occur on a schedule determined at booking; additional services can be arranged for fees. Transfers from Corfu Airport are available separately.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Hexagon?

Kontokali village, 800 meters downhill, contains multiple tavernas serving traditional Greek cuisine—the Kontokali Taverna and To Petrino operate year-round, both emphasizing fresh fish and local vegetables. A small supermarket stocks everyday groceries and international products. Gouvia, a 10-minute coastal walk, concentrates waterfront dining around its marina—Taverna Gouvia and Levkas Restaurant serve daily catches prepared simply. The Gouvia Marina Café operates throughout the day for coffee and informal meals. Corfu Town (4 kilometers, 10 minutes by car) contains sophisticated dining at Liston Restaurant overlooking the Spianada, traditional Greek at To Forno, and international options throughout the Old Town. The main produce market near the Old Town operates daily with seasonal fruits, vegetables, fish, and local products. Supermarkets including Carrefour operate throughout Corfu Town with extended hours.