Villa Larimar | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Psarrou

Psarrou commands the southern coastline of Mykonos as one of the island’s most coveted addresses, and Villa Larimar sits elevated above this crystalline bay on a sprawling 3.5-acre plot where natural rock faces frame contemporary living spaces. This three-bedroom villa sleeps six guests and delivers the rare combination of seclusion and proximity to the island’s most exclusive beach clubs, celebrity haunts, and cultural landmarks.

Inside Villa Larimar

Villa Larimar sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The villa unfolds across two levels, beginning at ground floor where exposed natural stonework—the bedrock literally built into the architecture—becomes an architectural statement rather than a constraint. The ground floor hosts a bright, open-plan living area where the kitchen, dining zone, and sitting room flow together without rigid walls. A feature fireplace anchors the living space, flooded with southern exposure. The fully-equipped kitchen services the integrated dining table for six, while soft curves and whitewashed walls channel traditional Cycladic geometry. Timber-beamed ceilings add warmth above. One guest bedroom anchors this level: a double with an ensuite bathroom featuring a sunken bath cut into the stone itself—the kind of detail that transforms a bathroom into a meditation space.

Ascending the curved stone staircase to the first floor reveals two additional bedrooms, each with private ensuite facilities and balcony access. The master double bedroom and a twin bedroom offer different configurations for mixed groups or families. Furnishings throughout prioritise comfort over trend: deep seating, quality linens, and natural materials that age beautifully. All three bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms, eliminating queues during multi-family stays.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terraces define the Villa Larimar experience. The lower terrace embraces a heated infinity swimming pool with uninterrupted views toward Psarou Beach and the Aegean beyond—the water appears to spill directly into the bay 150 metres below. Luxury sun loungers surround the pool deck, and the pool itself maintains warm temperatures year-round, extending the swimming season. The upper terrace operates as an entirely separate living zone: a covered dining pavilion accommodates al fresco meals with the view as centrepiece, while adjacent lounge seating captures the prevailing sea breeze. This upper zone provides respite from the midday sun without sacrificing the vista. Stone terracing, native plantings, and the raw rock faces create a landscape that feels less designed and more discovered.

Location: Psarrou and the Surrounding Area

Psarrou Beach itself sits 2km downhill from Villa Larimar, famous for its soft sand, emerald water clarity, and the Nammos Beach Club—a complex offering private cabanas with heated outdoor jacuzzis, dedicated chefs, personal butlers, and a full-service spa delivering signature two-hour treatments. The beach attracts an international clientele of established and emerging celebrities, creating a refined but lively atmosphere in high season.

Within 8km along the south coast lie Paradise Beach and Paraga Beach, both delivering distinct vibes. Paradise hosts the award-winning Paradise Beach Club, operating continuously since 1974, featuring world-class DJs and a party-focused crowd. Paraga presents a quieter alternative: natural rock formations ideal for diving, traditional tamarisk trees offering natural shade, and family-friendly beach bars serving fresh seafood. The Mykonos travel guide highlights these beaches as essential experiences—Paradise draws the sophisticated club scene while Paraga suits those seeking swimming without the nightlife intensity.

Ano Mera village, 6km inland, functions as Mykonos’s cultural and gastronomic anchor. Cobblestone squares host Sunday markets where locals sell fresh cheeses, produce, and artisanal goods. The Byzantine Panagia Tourlaina Monastery (founded 1580) stands as an architectural landmark featuring an ornate bell tower and Florentine altar screen dating to 1775. Bakeries sell traditional Greek pastries daily. The Vioma Organic Farm and Vineyard, operating 4km from Ano Mera, produces estate wines and local products (xynotiro cheese, louza ham, almond-rose sweets) tasteable during guided tours accompanied by classical music.

Mykonos Town, 8km north, presents the island’s commercial and cultural heart—narrow lanes overflow with bougainvillea, boutique hotels, art galleries, jewellery shops, and restaurants. Little Venice, the town’s waterfront quarter, features 18th-century mansions perched on rocky outcrops, creating a romantic, photogenic setting favoured by artists and social media. The Archaeological Museum and Aegean Maritime Museum provide historical context. Nightlife ranges from cocktail bars to established clubs, with energy peaking June through August.

Mykonos benefits from 300+ days of annual sunshine, with July and August delivering heat (reaching 32°C) and crowds, while May-June and September-October offer temperate conditions (22-28°C), fewer tourists, and lower accommodation costs. Ferry connections link Mykonos to Delos (ancient Greek archaeological site, 2km by boat), Tinos, Paros, and Naxos via daily services. When planning your stay, explore our luxury villas in Psarrou and our full collection in Greece. For destination inspiration, read our Mykonos travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Larimar accommodates multi-generational family groups and couples seeking privacy without isolation. The ground floor bedroom suits elderly guests or those with mobility considerations. The heated pool and nearby Psarou Beach make it ideal for families with school-age children—the beach remains supervised during summer months and features shallow entry zones. Groups of six friends or two couples sharing typically appreciate the self-contained layout and absence of shared walls with neighbouring properties.

The villa particularly suits those valuing Greek authenticity alongside contemporary comfort—the exposed stonework appeals to design-conscious guests, while the infinity pool and modern kitchen serve practical needs. Remote workers benefit from reliable Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, and quiet upper terraces suitable for video calls. The property’s position on a steep hillside means stairs are unavoidable, limiting accessibility for guests with significant mobility challenges.

Practical Information

Villa Larimar accommodates a maximum of 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Mykonos Airport (JMY), situated 7km south, receives daily flights from Athens (45 minutes) and European cities. Ground transfers take approximately 25 minutes by car via the coastal road toward Psarrou. Supermarket shopping is available in nearby Ornos (3km, 10-minute drive) or in Mykonos Town (8km). The villa includes Wi-Fi throughout, air-conditioning in all rooms, heated pool maintenance, parking, and weekly housekeeping. Linens and towels are provided. Check-in occurs from 16:00 onwards, with checkout at 11:00, though flexible timing can sometimes be arranged on request. The property operates year-round, with seasonal adjustments to heating and available activities.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Larimar

How many guests does Villa Larimar sleep?

Villa Larimar sleeps 6 guests maximum, distributed across 3 bedrooms: one double on the ground floor, one double on the first floor, and one twin bedroom on the first floor. Each bedroom features an ensuite bathroom. The layout suits two couples plus two additional guests, or a family of four to six.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Larimar in Psarrou?

Mykonos Airport (JMY) is the primary arrival point, located approximately 7km south of Villa Larimar. Ground transfers by private car typically require 25 minutes depending on traffic. Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” (ATH), 180km away, involves a 45-minute domestic flight to Mykonos or an overnight ferry journey (approximately 7-9 hours). Organised transfer services can arrange pickups from either airport.

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

May through October offers Mediterranean weather suitable for swimming. May-June and September-October deliver temperate conditions (22-28°C), manageable crowds, and competitive pricing. July-August brings intense heat (up to 32°C), peak tourism, and premium rates. April and November feature milder conditions but reduced sunshine and occasional rain. December through March sees minimal rainfall but cooler temperatures (10-15°C) and some winter storms affecting sea conditions. The Mykonos travel guide recommends shoulder seasons for optimal balance of weather, accessibility, and value.

Is Villa Larimar suitable for families with children?

Yes. The heated swimming pool provides a safe swimming environment, while nearby Psarou Beach features designated family zones and seasonal lifeguard coverage. The ground floor layout reduces stair navigation for young children, though older kids navigate the architecture easily. Ano Mera village, 6km away, offers family-friendly restaurants and a Sunday market interesting to children. The Vioma Organic Farm welcomes family visits with animals (including the resident donkey Marika) and hands-on activities. Mykonos lacks dramatic elevation changes suitable for young hikers, but boat trips to nearby islands and quiet beach exploration suit most age groups.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Larimar?

The rental encompasses the villa itself, all furnishings, Wi-Fi internet access, air-conditioning throughout, heated pool maintenance, parking for two vehicles, and weekly housekeeping service. Utilities (electricity, water, heating) are included. Linens, towels, and basic toiletries are provided. Guests are responsible for any long-distance telecommunications, additional housekeeping requests, or activities booked independently (restaurants, boat charters, spa treatments at Nammos).

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Larimar?

Nammos Beach Club (2km) operates a Michelin-noted restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine, serving lunch and dinner with terrace seating directly above Psarou Beach. The Nammos Bar serves cocktails and light bites. Paradise Beach Club (8km) and Paraga Beach Bar (8km) both offer casual dining with sea views. In Ano Mera village (6km), family-run tavernas serve traditional Greek dishes; Sunday markets sell local cheeses, honey, and produce. Mykonos Town (8km) concentrates boutique restaurants, Italian establishments, and international cuisine. Local supermarket Bazakis (Ornos, 3km) stocks groceries, wines, and prepared foods for in-villa dining.