Villa Eurus | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Oia

Twelve guests, six bedrooms spread across three levels, two heated pools catching the Aegean light—this is what luxury villa rental in Oia, Santorini demands. Villa Eurus sits perched on the northern edge of this whitewashed clifftop town, part of the prestigious Andronis Arcadia complex, where your days begin with panoramic sea views and end watching the caldera fade into twilight. The architecture pulls no punches: architect-designed, meticulously minimalist, commanding views of the bay that define everything else on this island.

Inside Villa Eurus

Villa Eurus sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, distributed intelligently across three distinct floors. This is a property built for people who refuse to compromise on space or privacy. Every bedroom is ensuite—no shared facilities, no queuing for showers, no negotiation over bathroom temperatures.

The ground floor delivers the main social hub: an expansive open-plan living and dining space where floor-to-ceiling glass walls slide entirely away, dissolving the boundary between inside and out. A skylit dining room seats eight comfortably around a farmhouse table; the adjacent kitchen is loaded with professional appliances, marble countertops, and a temperature-controlled wine cellar that rewards serious collectors and casual enthusiasts alike. Three ensuite double bedrooms occupy this level, two with direct pool access—the kind of convenience that makes morning swims a daily ritual. Bathrooms throughout feature walk-in showers and the kind of finishing touches that signal quality to anyone who notices.

Ascend to the upper level and you enter the master suite proper: a double bed facing a private sea-view balcony, its own living space with satellite television, and an ensuite bathroom. But the real statement piece is the private infinity pool on this level—shallow, elegant, positioned to frame the view rather than block it. This is where guests claim solitude.

The lower level operates as a self-contained retreat. A secondary living area provides flexible space; two additional ensuite bedrooms—one with a double bed, one with twin beds—both access private terraces. A dedicated fitness room prevents the excuse of “no time to exercise,” while the spa room invites professional treatments or simply quiet restoration. Every surface speaks of intention: textured rugs, rattan details, sea-glass accents mixed with contemporary lines. The lighting—from skylights flooding natural daylight to strategically placed fixtures for evening ambiance—never feels accidental.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside onto the main terrace and the landscape belongs entirely to you. An infinity-edge heated pool runs the length of the villa’s facade, its white interior reflecting the Mediterranean sky. Cushioned sun loungers radiate outward—the kind with enough support that you’ll actually stay outside for hours rather than retreating indoors. A pergola structure in weathered wood and steel creates defined shade zones; an alfresco dining table sits beneath it, positioned to capture sunsets without sacrificing the view during daylight hours.

The Mediterranean garden wraps the property in mature olive trees and native shrubs—drought-resistant, authentic, requiring minimal intervention. This isn’t decorative landscaping; it’s the genuine Cycladic palette. The grounds are fully enclosed and private; secure parking accommodates multiple vehicles without intrusion on the visual experience.

Two heated pools deserve emphasis. The infinity pool on the main terrace functions as the statement piece. The upper-level pool attached to the master suite operates as a private feature, creating genuine separation between communal and intimate space. Both maintain comfortable temperatures year-round—a practical detail that extends the usable season beyond summer peaks.

Location: Oia and the Surrounding Area

Oia itself is a fishing village reconstructed as a luxury destination, famous specifically for sunsets that stop conversation mid-sentence. Wander the maze-like alleyways and you’ll find exclusive boutiques, traditional tavernas serving grilled octopus and horta (boiled greens), and small galleries selling work by local artists. The iconic blue-domed churches appear around corners; the Naval Museum documents island maritime history; cliff-diving at nearby Ammoudi Bay attracts thrill-seekers year-round.

Geographically, Villa Eurus sits 20km from Santorini International Airport (approximately 25-minute drive) and 20km from the port at Athinios (similar travel time). For beaches, Katharos Beach lies within a 15-minute walk; Ammoudi Bay, Baxedes, and Coloumbo sit a 10-15 minute drive away. The red and white sand beaches at the island’s southern reach (Perivolos, Perissa) require 30 minutes of driving but reward the journey.

Wine enthusiasts make the 20-minute journey to Pyrgos village, nestled in Mount Profitis foothills, where Assyrtiko vineyards produce the island’s signature dry whites. The village itself preserves medieval alleyways, traditional tavernas, and wine bars alongside contemporary galleries. Akrotiri, 25km south, houses a Neolithic archaeological site with remains dating to 1600 BCE—significant enough to shift your understanding of Mediterranean settlement patterns.

The Caldera rim trail (9km) connects Oia to Fira, the island’s capital on the western coast. Fira contains four major museums: the Santorini Wine Museum, the Archaeological Museum of Thera, the Museum of Prehistoric Fira, and the unusual but genuine Tomato Museum. Thera Mountain (ancient city ruins, 5km east) offers panoramic views of the world’s only sunken caldera.

For adventure, boat charters depart regularly to Nea and Palia Kameni—uninhabited volcanic islets with active smoking craters and natural hot springs. Island-hopping to neighboring Cycladic islands (Paros, Naxos, Antiparos) is straightforward by ferry. Santorini’s annual film festival brings open-air cinema experiences; Cine Kamari screens films twice daily during summer months.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families—grandparents, parents, adult children—find the three-floor layout ideal for managing privacy while maintaining connection. The six separate ensuite bedrooms eliminate bathroom negotiations; the main terrace functions as natural gathering space.

Friend groups of 10-12 people use the property successfully. The multiple living spaces (main ground floor, upper-level master sitting area, lower-level living zone) allow subgroups to separate without anyone feeling excluded. The kitchen supports group meal preparation or, more realistically, dinner service via the available private chef.

Multi-generational groups appreciate the mix: younger guests claim the lower-level bedrooms and spa amenities; older guests favor the master suite’s quiet orientation and sea views. Families with teenagers utilize the fitness room and separate pools simultaneously.

Couples traveling as a party of four or six use specific bedroom combinations, treating the property as a private hotel rather than a traditional villa rental. The available butler and concierge service eliminate logistical friction.

Business retreats and executive gatherings have used Villa Eurus for strategic gatherings—the space accommodates work sessions, dining presentations, and evening relaxation without compromise.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: 12 guests, 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms. Every bedroom features an ensuite bathroom; no shared facilities.

Accessibility: Santorini International Airport is 20km away (approximately 25-minute drive). The port at Athinios sits 20km distant. Airport and port transfers are available through the Andronis Arcadia concierge service.

What’s Included: Air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi internet, satellite televisions in all bedrooms and main living areas, complimentary heating for both pools, daily maid service, 24-hour reception and concierge access, and complimentary breakfast. The property grants access to all Andronis Arcadia hotel facilities, including fine-dining restaurants, spa services, and professional massage treatments.

Additional Services (Available for Arrangement): Private chef for meal preparation, butler service for dining and household management, babysitting, airport transfers, and specialized spa treatments.

Pets: Allowed on request; coordinate directly with property management.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in/check-out times available; special arrangements possible through the concierge team.

Parking: Secure, private parking accommodates multiple vehicles.

Nearest Supermarket: Fira town center (8km, approximately 12-minute drive) contains major supermarkets and specialty food shops. Local tavernas and markets in Oia village operate within walking distance for immediate needs.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Eurus

How many guests does Villa Eurus sleep?

Villa Eurus accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms. The configuration includes three double ensuite bedrooms on the ground floor, one master suite with double bed on the upper level, one ensuite double bedroom on the lower level, and one ensuite bedroom with twin beds on the lower level. Every bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom, eliminating shared facilities even when fully booked.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Eurus in Oia?

Santorini International Airport (JTR) is 20km from Villa Eurus, approximately a 25-minute drive. Ground transfers can be arranged through the property’s concierge service. Ferry arrival at Athinios port is equidistant at 20km and requires similar transfer time.

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

April through May and September through October offer ideal conditions: warm temperatures (22-27°C), lower tourist crowds than July-August, and calm sea conditions. July and August maximize outdoor activities but bring intense heat and crowded beaches. November through March experiences cooler temperatures and occasional rain but offers solitude and notably reduced rates. The island’s famous sunsets occur year-round; spring wildflowers (April-May) add visual interest to village walks.

Is Villa Eurus suitable for families with children?

Yes, with considerations. Two ground-floor bedrooms have direct pool access, ideal for supervising younger swimmers. The heated pools operate safely year-round. Nearby Katharos Beach (15-minute walk) has shallow entry zones suitable for small children. Amoudi Bay offers cliff-diving and family-friendly tavernas. The Santorini Wine Museum and Prehistoric Thera archaeological site engage older children intellectually. Villa Eurus offers babysitting services by prior arrangement, and the available private chef accommodates specific children’s dietary requirements. The multiple bedrooms and living spaces allow parents evening privacy while children rest.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Eurus?

The rental includes accommodations for 12 guests, daily maid service, air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi internet, heated pool maintenance, complimentary breakfast, satellite television in all bedrooms and primary living areas, 24-hour reception and concierge service, and full access to Andronis Arcadia hotel amenities (restaurants, spa facilities, additional swimming pools). Utilities and linens are provided. Private chef, butler, spa treatments, transfers, and babysitting are arranged separately through the concierge and billed as additional services.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Eurus?

Oia village (within walking distance) contains traditional tavernas serving grilled fish and Greek meze, small wine bars featuring local Assyrtiko wines, and boutique shops selling jewelry, textiles, and local art. Ammoudi Bay (15-minute walk down, return requires stamina) has beachfront tavernas specializing in freshly caught octopus and sea urchin. Fira town center (8km) provides supermarkets (Carrefour, AB Vassilopoulos), restaurants ranging from casual to upscale, and traditional food markets. The Andronis Arcadia complex itself hosts fine-dining restaurants accessible to villa guests. Pyrgos village (20km) contains traditional wine bars and tavernas focused on island wine pairings and seasonal produce.