Villa Alaster | 2-Bedroom Villa with Spa in Paros Kos

Paros demands a different kind of arrival. Rather than the predictable island resort experience, imagine stepping into Villa Alaster—a architect-designed sanctuary positioned on the southern slope of one of Greece’s most underrated Cycladic islands, where six individually crafted villas occupy an ancient olive grove beneath unobstructed Aegean horizons. This luxury villa rental in Paros offers something increasingly rare: genuine separation from crowds, yet immediate proximity to everything that makes the Greek islands extraordinary.

Inside Villa Alaster

Villa Alaster sleeps 6 guests across 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two thoughtfully organised levels spanning 105 square metres of living space. The upper floor functions as the social nucleus—a light-flooded open-plan living area where floor-to-ceiling French doors dissolve the boundary between interior and terrace. Twin armchairs and a built-in sofa face a 42-inch smart television; a round timber dining table seats six for informal meals. The kitchen—stainless steel and white cabinetry—operates with genuine functionality: full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, cooking essentials, and a Nespresso machine that transforms morning ritual into something approaching ceremony. A powder room on this level serves guests before they descend.

The lower level houses the sleeping quarters. The master bedroom features a queen-size bed, a pull-out sofa bed accommodating two additional guests, and a 40-inch smart television; French doors open directly onto the lower sea-view terrace. The second bedroom similarly commands a queen-size bed with identical terrace access. Both bedrooms connect to full en-suite bathrooms fitted with rainfall showers, dual hand basins, and complimentary toiletries. A separate laundry room with washing facilities supports longer stays. The colour palette throughout—crisp whites, soft blues, natural timber—creates the specific luminosity of authentic Greek beach houses, achieved through genuine architectural restraint rather than decorative theatrics.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Two sea-view terraces transform this property into an outdoor residence. The upper terrace (accessed from the main living area) accommodates a four-seat dining table—precisely positioned for sunrise coffee with Antiparos emerging across the water. The lower terrace represents the property’s true showpiece: an eight-person Jacuzzi surrounded by cushioned sun loungers, deep built-in seating for six, and an eight-seat dining arrangement for alfresco dinners that extend into twilight. The vista doesn’t shift; it dominates. This 105-square-metre property connects to the larger complex’s 500-square-metre shared terrace, anchored by a 14m × 8m swimming pool with integrated lounging areas, permanent parasols offering genuine afternoon shade, and an adjacent bar lounge with changing facilities. Two car parking spaces occupy the property’s upper boundary. The entire estate sits deliberately positioned to catch southern light while remaining shielded from the island’s notorious northern winds.

Location: Paros and the Surrounding Area

Villa Alaster occupies the Glisadia area near Petaloudes valley (meaning Valley of the Butterflies in Greek)—a designation revealing both the region’s ecological character and its relative quietude compared to the island’s busier northern reaches. Paros International Airport sits precisely 4 kilometres away; typical transfer time runs 10-15 minutes by car, making arrival friction-free for international visitors. The port at Pounda, serving ferry connections to Antiparos and beyond, lies equally close.

The immediate shoreline prioritises family accessibility. Paralia Agia Irini—a sheltered cove with shallow turquoise water and fine sand—requires a 5-kilometre drive. Kite Beach (8 kilometres) lives up to its name with consistent wind conditions; Kolymbithres (12 kilometres) presents dramatic granite formations, golden sand, and remarkable water clarity. Golden Beach and Monastiri each provide 16-18 kilometres distance, positioning them ideally for windsurfers and those seeking natural shelter on blustery days. The cosmopolitan Santa Maria Beach (20 kilometres) functions as the island’s nightlife epicentre.

Parikia, the historic capital on Paros’s western coast, warrants a full day visit (12 kilometres, 20-minute drive). The town’s Byzantine masterpiece—Panagia Ekatontapiliani, constructed in the fourth century—showcases original marble screens and icons of museum quality. The Frankish castle, erected by Venetian merchants in the thirteenth century, commands the town’s upper reaches with thick marble walls and sweeping views toward neighbouring islands. The Archaeological Museum charts Parian civilisation from antiquity through Ottoman occupation, notable for its Cycladic sculpture collection. The town itself—cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses draped in bougainvillaea, blue-domed churches—rewards aimless wandering. Ouzo bars and waterfront tavernas line the seafront; Parikia’s own beaches (the main strand, Lividia to the north, Delfini in a protected cove) offer sunset viewing that justifies their fame.

Naousa (18 kilometres north) evolved from fishing village into holiday destination while somehow retaining genuine character. Stone-paved alleyways conceal churches dating to the Byzantine period; the Naval Museum houses 13th-century ecclesiastical icons. Venetian fortifications dominate the harbour. After sunset, Naousa transforms into the island’s nightlife hub—tavernas shift into bars, which transition into dance venues operating until dawn. For active pursuits, Paros maintains 38 established hiking trails, 9 running routes, and 6 road-cycling circuits accessible from the villa. Pounda (4 kilometres) functions as the kitesurfing capital; Golden Beach hosts windsurfing schools; Naousa accommodates water skiing and wakeboarding. Multiple vineyards operate year-round tours with tastings.

Antiparos—the sister island visible from Villa Alaster’s terraces—lies just across the water from Pounda port. Day-trip ferries run frequently; beaches including Faneromeni, Agios Georgios, and Sifneikos Gialos offer the relaxed pace Antiparos is known for. Explore our luxury villas in Paros and our full collection throughout Greece. For deeper destination inspiration, read our Paros travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Alaster accommodates families with children aged five and above—the shared pool environment provides supervision-friendly swimming, nearby beaches offer graduated entry depths, and the two-bedroom configuration allows parents their own en-suite retreat. Multi-generational groups (grandparents, parents, grandchildren totalling six) benefit from the sofa-bed flexibility and separate bathroom arrangements reducing morning bottlenecks.

Two couples seeking collaboration rather than isolation find the villa’s scale manageable; shared pool access at the larger complex provides social possibilities without mandated interaction. Groups of four to six friends benefit from villa-level privacy combined with organised concierge services (yacht charters, restaurant reservations, wellness therapies, boat trips). The property suits those with moderate mobility requirements—the upper-floor entrance eliminates stairs for ground-level living, though accessing the lower bedrooms requires descent. Active guests pursuing water sports, hiking, cycling, or wine touring will find Paros’s infrastructure highly developed.

Practical Information

Villa Alaster accommodates 6 guests: 2 queen beds (master and second bedroom), 1 sofa bed (master bedroom), providing 2 separate bedrooms with 2 full en-suite bathrooms. The rental includes Wi-Fi throughout, ducted air conditioning, weekly linen changes (twice weekly), complimentary toiletries, and unlimited pool access. The property features independent entrance with parking for two vehicles. Paros International Airport (4 kilometres away, approximately 10-15 minute transfer) represents the primary arrival point; connections exist to Athens (2.5 hours by flight) and European capitals via seasonal routes. The nearest supermarket operates within the Glisadia area; tavernas and shops proliferate in both Parikia and Naousa, each requiring short drives. Check-in flexibility and arrival coordination are managed through the on-site concierge, who arranges transfers, restaurant bookings, and activity organisation.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Alaster

How many guests does Villa Alaster sleep?

Villa Alaster accommodates 6 guests across 2 bedrooms: a master bedroom with queen bed and pull-out sofa bed (sleeping four total), and a second bedroom with queen bed (sleeping two). Both bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms. Maximum occupancy is strictly 6 guests.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Alaster in Paros?

Paros International Airport sits 4 kilometres from Villa Alaster—approximately 10-15 minutes by private car or organised transfer. The airport receives flights from Athens (2 hours 15 minutes flight time), and seasonal connections to European hubs. Ferry services operate from Pounda port (also 4 kilometres away) connecting to Antiparos, Mykonos, Delos, and Athens’s Piraeus terminal.

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

May through September offers warm, dry conditions (27-32°C); July and August bring peak tourism and maximum crowds. June and September provide optimal balance: reliable weather, manageable visitor numbers, and sea temperatures (22-24°C) suitable for swimming. April and October represent shoulder seasons with pleasant temperatures (18-24°C), fewer tourists, and occasional rainfall. Winter (November-March) sees closed facilities and unpredictable weather, though isolation-seeking visitors find exceptional tranquillity and significantly reduced rates.

Is Villa Alaster suitable for families with children?

Yes. The shared 14m × 8m pool operates with safety loungers and shallow entry areas; supervision-friendly depths accommodate younger swimmers. Nearby Paralia Agia Irini beach (5 kilometres) provides shallow turquoise water and sandy entry ideal for children aged 3+. The villa’s two-floor layout allows parental separation while maintaining proximity. The concierge arranges family activities including boat trips, beach picnics, and yacht charters. Kitesurfing schools at Pounda (4 kilometres) and cycling routes accommodate older children and teenagers.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Alaster?

Standard inclusions encompass Wi-Fi internet access, air conditioning throughout the villa, shared swimming pool access with lounging facilities, weekly linen and towel changes (twice weekly available), complimentary toiletries, and parking for two vehicles. Pool heating operates during cooler months. Utilities (electricity, water, gas) are included. Optional services arranged through concierge—restaurant reservations, yacht charters, in-house dining, wellness therapies, activity bookings—incur separate costs.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Alaster?

Glisadia itself maintains local tavernas within 2-3 kilometres serving traditional Greek cuisine. Parikia (12 kilometres) hosts numerous waterfront restaurants, seafood specialists, and casual eateries ranging from family-run establishments to contemporary venues. Naousa (18 kilometres) concentrates restaurants and bars around the fishing harbour, many specialising in daily catch preparations. Supermarkets and general supplies exist in both towns; speciality shops (wine merchants, delicatessens, artisan food producers) operate throughout the island. The concierge arranges restaurant bookings and can recommend options matching specific dietary preferences or cuisine types.