Villa Vassia | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Southern Aegean

Twelve guests arrive at Villa Vassia in Ano Mera, Mykonos, and immediately understand why this six-bedroom luxury villa rental stands apart. You’re positioned 3.2km from Kalafatis Beach, where the Aegean stretches toward Turkey, and just 2km from the whitewashed tavernas of Agia Anna Beach. The island’s quieter eastern flank wraps around you—genuine village Greece, not tourist-theatre Mykonos Town.

Inside Villa Vassia

Villa Vassia sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, each bedroom featuring its own ensuite. The architectural layout spreads across three distinct levels, designed so no guest ever feels crowded despite the generous capacity.

Ground Floor opens into a living and dining zone where windows pull the Mediterranean light straight through. The open-plan lounge features built-in seating and exposed stonework—the kind of room where conversation happens naturally around the television. A fully equipped kitchen occupies one wing, its layout practical enough for a private chef to work comfortably, or for families to assemble meals together. The dining table seats six formally, though the stone bar becomes the real gathering point. A separate guest WC handles the logistics of 12 people under one roof.

Bedroom 1 anchors the ground floor with a double bed, ensuite bathroom, television, and direct access to the pool terrace. The seaview here catches the morning light. Bedroom 2 offers twin beds, an ensuite, desk space, and a modest window—the kind of room that suits teenage children or friends who need privacy without sacrificing comfort.

Upper Level hosts two queen-bedded rooms. Both Bedroom 3 and Bedroom 4 feature ensuite bathrooms, televisions, and shared access to a balcony with a heated Jacuzzi—an understated luxury that guests discover rather than being sold on it. Sea views reward the climb. The heated water means these balconies remain usable even during shoulder seasons when Mediterranean air turns crisp at sunset.

Lower Level provides independent accommodation. Bedroom 5 contains a queen bed, ensuite bathroom, television, and direct access via balcony doors to outdoor space—ideal for guests who value separation from the main villa. Bedroom 6 offers twin beds, ensuite, desk, and its own entrance, functioning almost as a self-contained guest wing. This level suits adult children, extended family, or friends who prefer their own rhythm.

Throughout all six bedrooms: air conditioning, televisions, fresh linens changed on schedule, and ensuite bathrooms stocked with quality toiletries. The heating system means winter stays remain comfortable. Washing machine and dryer handle the practical side of extended stays.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The private pool dominates two acres of maintained gardens. Sun loungers cluster at one end; the heated water extends the swimming season from May into November. At the opposite end, a stone bar with integrated barbecue and kitchenette forms an outdoor kitchen—the real hub of villa life for larger groups. A 10-person dining table here means meals happen under stars without anyone returning indoors.

Built-in seating areas dot the terraces, each positioned to capture different light angles and wind exposures. The southern aspect means afternoon sun without the brutality of midday heat reflected back at you. Swinging chairs appear suddenly around corners—the kind of details that make returning guests book again.

Parking for four cars accommodates visitors or staff vehicles. The layout prevents the bottleneck problems that plague smaller properties when multiple families coordinate arrivals.

Location: Ano Mera and East Mykonos

Ano Mera village sits 2.1km northwest, a traditional settlement where the Saturday produce market still functions the way it did thirty years ago. The Panagia Tourliani Monastery anchors the central square—a working religious site, not a museum piece. Taverna Kiki operates from a family recipe spanning decades; their slow-cooked lamb draws islanders, not tour buses. Taverna To Maereio serves the village’s lunch crowd, the kind of place where ordering from a menu feels quaint because the owner simply tells you what’s best today.

Kalafatis Beach lies 3.2km south, a 6-minute drive. The bay holds wind protection from afternoon meltemi gusts; the water temperature peaks in August at 26°C but remains swimmable May through October. Water sports operators here hire windsurfing equipment, kayaks, and motorboats without the inflated pricing of central Mykonos. The beach turns quiet after 4pm—families leave, day-trippers depart, and the sand settles into evening light.

Agia Anna Beach, 2km away, offers a narrower cove with calmer water and a single taverna operated by the same family since the 1980s. Grilled fish here costs half what you’ll pay in Mykonos Town. The beach remains relatively undiscovered because it requires deliberate navigation rather than appearing on standard tourist maps.

For provisions: Mykonos Town’s central market (8.4km, 15-minute drive) stocks everything from Feta imported from Mount Pelion to imported British biscuits. A smaller supermarket operates in Kalafatis village (2.8km), adequate for daily needs if you prefer staying closer to the villa.

Mykonos Town itself—the famous whitewashed labyrinth—sits 8.6km northwest. The windmills at Chora stand illuminated at night; Little Venice’s waterfront restaurants overlook fishing boats and yachts. The nightlife district begins after 11pm, concentrated around the southern waterfront. Most guests make the journey once to confirm the legend, then prefer returning to the eastern quiet.

Delos, the ancient sacred island, departs from Mykonos Town’s northern port (9.2km away, 20-minute drive plus ferry). Archaeological evidence suggests habitation from the 3rd millennium BCE; the Terrace of Lions carved 2,400 years ago still commands the hilltop. Ferry schedules run May through October; winter months require special arrangement.

Mykonos Olive Farm sits 4.1km north—a working estate where you can tour production facilities and taste oils pressed from olives harvested that morning. The farm shop sells bottles in sizes suitable for airport baggage; visitors often find this more economical than Mykonos Town shops.

For deeper destination context, explore our Mykonos travel guide and discover luxury villas across Greece. To compare options within this region, browse our Southern Aegean villa collection.

Best visiting months: May through June deliver warm days (28-30°C), calm seas, and pre-peak season pricing. September through early October reverses this pattern—summer heat remains, water temperature peaks at 25°C, but crowds thin considerably. July and August draw maximum visitors; accommodation fills completely, restaurants require advance booking, and beaches transform into crowded zones between 10am and 5pm.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families spanning three generations find the split-level layout prevents the forced togetherness that strains holiday dynamics. Grandparents occupy one floor, adult children another, teenagers claim the independent lower level—everyone has privacy without abandoning proximity.

Friend groups of 10-12 benefit from the shared pool and outdoor dining areas without bedrooms feeling cramped. The two-acre plot absorbs people organically; someone can nap indoors while others swim while still more prepare dinner.

Multi-family gatherings where children play together while parents rotate cooking duties work efficiently here. The kitchen accommodates two cooks simultaneously. The outdoor bar means drinks service doesn’t interrupt meal preparation.

Couples seeking privacy within a larger retreat appreciate that Bedrooms 5 and 6 function as an independent apartment. You can host friends while maintaining a personal space that others don’t traverse.

Corporate groups—small companies, board retreats, team celebrations—use the villa for working days broken by afternoon swims, then evening meals with Aegean views. Wi-Fi throughout supports laptop work; the dining and lounge setup accommodates meetings of 8-10 people comfortably.

Practical Information

Capacity: Villa Vassia accommodates 12 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.

Getting there: Mykonos Airport (Aeroporto di Mykonos) sits 15.3km south, approximately a 25-minute transfer by car. The new terminal handles international flights from Athens, London, and European hubs. Transfer service from the villa can be arranged; driving yourself is feasible if you hire a vehicle. Ferry from Athens Port takes 4.5-5 hours but costs half the flight price and arrives central Mykonos Town (9km from the villa).

Included in your stay: Air conditioning and heating throughout. Wi-Fi available in all rooms. Utilities including pool heating. Fresh linens and towels changed on schedule. Bathroom toiletries (shampoo, soap, conditioner). Hairdryers in each ensuite. Iron and ironing board. Washing machine and dryer access. Parking for 4 vehicles.

Optional services available: Maid service for daily or bi-weekly cleaning. Professional chef for meal preparation—arrange menus in advance or indicate dietary preferences and let the cook source and prepare. Pre-stocked fridge service—specify groceries and alcohol before arrival; staff ensure your first night’s meals await you. Vehicle transfers to restaurants, beaches, or Mykonos Town add €45-65 depending on distance and time.

Check-in flexibility: Confirm timing with Excellence Luxury Villas when booking. Afternoon arrival (3-4pm) is standard; early or late arrangements occasionally accommodate schedule variations.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Vassia

How many guests does Villa Vassia sleep?

Villa Vassia accommodates 12 guests maximum. The breakdown: four double or queen bedrooms (Bedrooms 1, 3, 4, and 5), and two twin-bedded rooms (Bedrooms 2 and 6). Each bedroom features an ensuite bathroom. All beds feature comfortable mattresses, quality linens, and blackout options for guests preferring darkened rooms.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Vassia in Mykonos?

Mykonos Airport (also called Mykonos “Delos” Airport, IATA code: JMK) is located 15.3km south of Villa Vassia, approximately a 25-minute drive depending on traffic conditions. Taxis from the airport cost €35-45. Excellence Luxury Villas can arrange professional transfers in advance; drivers meet you at arrivals with a name board. The airport handles daily flights from Athens International Airport (2.5 hours flight time, or overnight ferry options from Piraeus Port).

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

May through June offers the ideal balance: daytime temperatures reach 28-30°C, seawater warms to 23-24°C, and beaches remain manageable. September through October reverses the equation—peak warmth (30-32°C), peak water temperature (25°C), but dramatically fewer crowds compared to July-August. July and August guarantee summer heat and crowded beaches but require 2-3 month advance bookings; pricing also peaks during these months. Winter (November-March) is possible but meltemi winds intensify, seawater cools to 15-17°C, and some local restaurants close. Easter week sees Cycladic festivals, Orthodox celebrations, and religious pilgrimages to Delos.

Is Villa Vassia suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated pool allows year-round swimming for children; at 26-28°C in summer months, the water is comfortable for ages 3+. Kalafatis Beach (3.2km) and Agia Anna Beach (2km) both offer shallow water zones suitable for young swimmers and sand areas for safe play. The villa’s size means children can safely play outdoors within sight lines while parents supervise from seating areas. The ground-floor guest WC and accessible bedrooms accommodate families. Taverna To Maereio in Ano Mera village (2.1km) serves simple, fresh food without fussy menus—ideal for younger palates. The quieter eastern location means significantly less nightlife chaos compared to central Mykonos Town. Babysitting can be arranged through Excellence Luxury Villas if parents wish an evening out.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Vassia?

Included: accommodation for 12 guests; air conditioning and heating; Wi-Fi throughout; all utilities; pool heating (operational May-October); fresh linens and towels changed regularly; bathroom amenities; hairdryers; iron and ironing board; washing machine and dryer access; parking for 4 vehicles. Not included but available: maid service (daily or periodic), professional chef, pre-stocked groceries, and vehicle transfers. Each of these optional services is priced separately and arranged at booking or during your stay.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Vassia?

Taverna Kiki in Ano Mera (2.1km) operates year-round, famous among islanders for slow-cooked lamb and family recipes; expect €18-32 per main course. Taverna To Maereio, also Ano Mera, serves simpler fare at similar pricing and welcomes families. Taverna at Agia Anna Beach (2km) specializes in grilled fish; €24-38 per portion depending on catch. Mykonos Town (8.6km) contains dozens of restaurants ranging from tavernas (€15-25 mains) to Michelin-tracked establishments (€60+ mains). The supermarket in Kalafatis village (2.8km) stocks daily groceries, local products, and imported goods. Mykonos Town’s central market (8.4km) offers Greek produce, cheese, meat, fish, and international products at wholesale pricing if you’re self-catering or working with a private chef. Mykonos Olive Farm’s shop (4.1km) sells pressed oils, olives, and local preserves.