Villa Irina | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Makria Miti

Ten guests, five bedrooms, one Aegean coastline that refuses to leave your memory. Villa Irina sits on Paros’s western edge in Makria Myti, commanding views across turquoise water toward Antiparos and its scattered satellite islands. This luxury villa rental in Paros combines the unhurried pace of island life with the practical comforts that make extended family stays actually work—separate entrances for different groups, a kitchen equipped for serious cooking, and staff available whenever you need them.

Inside Villa Irina

Villa Irina sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, arranged across two distinct volumes that function almost as independent homes. This layout proves invaluable when two families travel together—each group maintains its own entrance and living rhythm while sharing the villa’s heart.

The pool level operates as the social nucleus. A generous lounge anchors one end, its fireplace drawing evening gatherings and its television providing respite on rare rainy afternoons. Adjacent, the dining space opens directly onto the terrace, while the kitchen—fully equipped with modern appliances—sits ready for both simple breakfasts and ambitious dinners. Two en-suite double bedrooms on this level each claim private balconies and separate entrances, ideal for guests who value independence. The master bedroom suite commands veranda access, its own bathroom, and the kind of morning light that makes waking effortless.

The lower level houses two additional bedrooms. One contains twin single beds with an en-suite, perfect for teenagers or older children who want their own space without isolation. The second double bedroom opens onto a private courtyard, offering ground-level convenience with its own en-suite bathroom. Every bedroom receives daily housekeeping attention, and linen rotates twice weekly as standard.

Air conditioning flows throughout the villa’s interior spaces, while Wi-Fi reaches every corner—both indoors and across the outdoor terraces. The infrastructure exists for real living: safety deposit boxes, satellite television, laundry facilities handled by house staff, and a pre-stocked refrigerator awaiting your arrival.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The moment you step outside, the Aegean claims your attention. A saltwater infinity pool measuring 6 metres by 12 metres mirrors the sea’s ever-shifting blues, anchored by expansive terraces that transform from sun-soaked afternoons into moonlit dining venues. Sun loungers line the pool’s edge, parasols provide respite during peak summer heat, and the barbecue area converts casual meals into memorable events.

The outdoor living arrangement spans multiple levels and spaces. A dedicated lounge terrace invites afternoon reading and conversation, shaded by the villa’s architecture and the island’s trademark light. The dining terrace, furnished with substantial table and chairs, sits positioned for golden-hour meals where the sea becomes your tablecloth. As evening settles, ambient lighting transforms the entire outdoor zone into an intimate extension of the interior spaces.

From the master bedroom veranda, you hear the sea before you see it—a gentle susurration that becomes the villa’s soundtrack. Saltwater chlorination in the pool means no chemical smell, just the clean scent of mineral water and Aegean air. A narrow path leads directly downslope to the beach—a three-minute walk through Mediterranean scrub, emerging onto sand that the package tourists haven’t yet discovered.

Location: Makria Myti and the Surrounding Area

Villa Irina occupies one of Paros’s most strategically positioned corners. Makria Myti itself remains quiet—a working hamlet rather than a tourist settlement—which means you experience Greek island life without the infrastructure overload that affects busier zones.

The fishing village of Alyki sits just 3 kilometres away by car, a fifteen-minute drive that carries you into an entirely different atmosphere. Waterfront tavernas here operate less for tourists and more for locals seeking their evening meal, which means the fish arrives fresh that morning and the wine pours generously. Taverna Alyki and similar establishments serve grilled octopus, fava dip, and local Parian wines at prices that suggest the owner still remembers when meals cost actual money. An early evening walk from the villa takes roughly thirty minutes if you’re comfortable on uneven paths.

Pounda Beach, located 4 kilometres south, draws windsurfers and kite enthusiasts from across Europe. The reliable Aegean thermal winds that funnel between Paros and Naxos create consistent conditions from May through September, transforming the beach into an international hub for water sports. The village behind the beach offers casual seafood restaurants and rental agencies for boards and gear.

Paroikia, the island’s capital, sits 8 kilometres east—a ten-minute drive that lands you in narrow Cycladic lanes packed with boutique galleries, jewelry shops, and ceramics studios. The central market square (Plateia Manto Mavrogenous) fills with stalls selling local produce, honey, and the small cheeses that appear in virtually every Greek meal. Paroikia’s archaeological museum houses sculptures from the marble quarries that made Paros wealthy in antiquity, while the Frankish Castle ruins overlook the harbor from a commanding height.

Paros Airport sits surprisingly close—just 3 kilometres northeast, roughly a five-minute drive. This proximity distinguishes Villa Irina from properties requiring transfers across the island. Naxos Airport operates 8 kilometres away as an alternative if flight schedules align better. Both airports connect to Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” (about 180 kilometres away, typically a ninety-minute flight) with multiple daily departures.

The marble quarries at Marathi, 12 kilometres from the villa, remain active and visitable—a geological and economic landmark that shaped Paros for millennia. The quarry museum explains extraction techniques spanning from ancient Rome through contemporary operations. For nature, the Parikia Botanical Park and the hiking trails around Mount Profitis Ilias offer cooler relief during peak summer months and botanical interest year-round.

Antiparos, visible from Villa Irina’s terraces, lies just 15 kilometres across open water. The island’s famous stalactite caves require a day trip, accessible via regular ferry service from Paroikia (25 minutes) or private boat hire. Small islets like Despotiko and Agios Panteleimon offer day-sailing destinations where anchoring and swimming in uninhabited coves remains entirely possible.

For destination inspiration and detailed guidance, explore our Paros travel guide, and discover additional luxury properties in Makria Myti or browse our full collection of luxury villas in Greece.

Seasonally, April through June delivers warm temperatures (22-28°C), manageable crowds, and wildflowers still visible in the hills. July and August bring peak heat (29-31°C) and maximum tourist density, though the sea reaches its warmest for swimming. September maintains summer warmth with noticeably thinner crowds. October remains pleasant (20-25°C) with seas still swimmable. Winter months (November-March) see reduced accommodation availability and increased wind, though many travelers prefer the emptiness.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Irina functions beautifully for multi-generational family reunions where separate sleeping and living zones prevent the inevitable friction. Grandparents occupy the master suite, adult children take the balcony bedrooms, teenagers settle into the twin room, and the younger children sleep in the courtyard-access bedroom—everyone accommodated, everyone autonomous.

Extended friend groups planning week-long escapes find the two-volume layout essential. One group books the pool-level spaces, another occupies the lower bedrooms, and shared meals on the terrace create connection without constant togetherness. The available chef and maid services transform what could become logistically exhausting into genuinely relaxing.

Couples with young children appreciate the family beaches within 5 kilometres and the childproofed pool environment. The villa’s size means children can play without feeling confined, while parents maintain the kind of oversight that modern parenting requires.

Remote workers and digital entrepreneurs increasingly choose Villa Irina as a summer base. The Wi-Fi reaches outdoor work areas, the time zone difference from Europe remains manageable, and the psychological reset of Mediterranean mornings makes afternoon productivity shockingly robust.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.

Bedrooms: Three double beds (master suite, two balcony bedrooms), one twin room with two single beds, one additional double bedroom. Every bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom.

Nearest Airport: Paros National Airport “Parikia” sits 3 kilometres away, approximately a 5-minute drive. Transfers can be arranged as part of your rental, or rental car companies operate directly from airport arrivals.

Nearest Supermarket: The mini-market in Alyki (3 kilometres) stocks basics, though Paroikia’s main supermarkets (8 kilometres) offer considerably greater selection and competitive pricing.

What’s Included: All utilities (electricity, water, Wi-Fi), daily housekeeping, twice-weekly linen changes, satellite television, air conditioning throughout, pool maintenance three times weekly, pool towels, pre-stocked refrigerator upon arrival, and unlimited hot water. Chef services, private transfers, and additional maid hours are available for supplementary fees.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in occurs at 4:00 PM with check-out at 11:00 AM. Early arrivals and late departures can often be accommodated pending availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Irina

How many guests does Villa Irina sleep?

Villa Irina accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms: a master double suite, two double bedrooms with private balconies, one twin room with two single beds, and one additional double bedroom. Every bedroom includes a private en-suite bathroom, eliminating morning queues and providing autonomy for all guests.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Irina in Paros?

Paros National Airport “Parikia” lies just 3 kilometres from Villa Irina, approximately a 5-minute drive. This exceptional proximity distinguishes the property from villas requiring 20-45 minute airport transfers. Naxos Airport functions as an alternative 8 kilometres away. Both connect to Athens International Airport (approximately 180 kilometres) via daily flights.

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

May through September offers guaranteed sunshine and warm seas, with May and June providing ideal conditions before peak July-August crowds arrive. September maintains summer warmth (24-27°C) while experiencing significantly fewer tourists. October remains pleasant (20-25°C) with manageable winds and excellent swimming temperatures. Winter (November-March) brings lower prices and peaceful solitude but reduced restaurant and activity availability. Easter week and summer school holidays (mid-July through August) see maximum occupancy and pricing.

Is Villa Irina suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a saltwater chlorinated pool with lounging areas directly visible from multiple rooms, enabling constant supervision. The direct path to a calm, family-friendly beach (3-minute walk) provides swimming alternatives without currents or rocks. Nearby Pounda Beach offers shallow entry areas suitable for younger swimmers. The kitchen permits preparing meals according to children’s preferences, while the separate bedroom zones mean teenagers and younger children can sleep independently. Babysitting referrals and supervised childcare arrangements can be coordinated through the management team.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Irina?

The rental includes all utilities (electricity, water, heating), Wi-Fi internet both indoors and outdoors, air conditioning throughout the villa, daily housekeeping service, twice-weekly linen and towel changes, satellite television, pool maintenance performed three times weekly, pool heating during shoulder seasons, and a pre-stocked refrigerator ready upon arrival. Chef and additional concierge services are available for supplementary fees arranged in advance.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Irina?

Alyki village (3 kilometres, 6-minute drive) features waterfront tavernas including Taverna Alyki and smaller family-operated establishments serving fresh fish, octopus, and traditional Greek meze. The village bakery opens early with fresh bread and pastries. Pounda village (4 kilometres) offers casual beachside restaurants and water sports equipment rental shops. Paroikia’s main market and supermarkets (8 kilometres) provide fresh produce, wines, and imported goods. Several wine shops near Paroikia stock excellent Parian wines, particularly whites from local vineyards. For dining experiences, the restaurants surrounding Paroikia’s harbor range from casual to fine dining, with reservations essential during summer months.