Villa Enaena | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Genardi Tourlos

Genardi sits quietly on Mykonos while the island’s nightlife thunders ten kilometres away. From this peaceful corner of whitewashed stone, a luxury villa rental in Mykonos becomes something rarer than the sea views themselves: a place where eight guests can actually hear conversation on the terrace. Villa Enaena occupies this sweet spot—close enough to reach Mykonos Town’s restaurants and beaches in minutes, far enough to sleep without the pulse of summer crowds.

Inside Villa Enaena

Villa Enaena sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms spread across the main residence and a separate guest quarters. The ground floor opens with two en-suite double bedrooms—one converts to twin beds if your group prefers separate sleeping arrangements. A third bedroom on this level accommodates a single occupant, useful for staff, older children, or guests who prefer their own space entirely. The playroom anchors this floor, equipped with games and a PlayStation for rainy afternoons. A guest toilet serves the common areas.

Step up to the entrance level where the living area commands the central space, warmed by a working fireplace during cooler months. The kitchen runs the length of one wall, fully appointed with modern appliances and the kind of counter space that makes group cooking feel like collaboration rather than chaos. A second toilet sits discreetly nearby. The master bedroom occupies the top floor entirely—a queen-size bed positioned to catch morning light, with an attached en-suite and cloakroom for morning routines when the household stirs.

The guest house operates as a self-contained retreat with its own bedroom (double bed), bathroom, and lounge area. This annexe suits adult children, extended family members, or guests who value absolute privacy. Air conditioning flows through every room. Television, Netflix streaming, and SONOS audio systems sit in bedrooms and living spaces. Safety features include a secure deposit box and remote-controlled gate access. Bathrobes, slippers, hairdryers, and ETRO bath amenities arrive unpacked in each bathroom. Iron, ironing board, and a welcome pack complete the practical welcome.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The terrace unfolds like a series of intimate rooms, each with its purpose. The infinity pool dominates visually—a geometric expanse of blue that seems to spill toward the horizon. Sun loungers cluster around it in arrangements that let groups separate or converge. An outdoor shower stands nearby, the Mediterranean air warm enough that rinsing off becomes a pleasure rather than necessity.

The dining terrace accommodates eight comfortably with the kind of table that absorbs long meals and lazy wine hours. A barbecue sits ready for grilled fish and vegetables, tended either by residents or by the available chef service. Beyond the dining area, additional seating encourages drift—from one conversation to another, from sunset watching to stargazing. Mediterranean gardens frame the property, their scent shifting through the day as light angles change. A private gym provides equipment for guests who travel with their fitness routines intact.

Parking accommodates three vehicles within the secure gates. The property benefits from 12-hour reception, concierge services, twice-daily housekeeping, pool and garden maintenance, and turndown service—the kind of infrastructure that operates invisibly until you notice how your afternoon brandy appears exactly when you think of it.

Location: Genardi and the Surrounding Area

Genardi occupies the quieter northeastern shoulder of Mykonos, positioned between the island’s party epicentre and its wilder coastlines. Mykonos Town lies 10 kilometres south, reachable in a 15-minute drive through olive groves and past whitewashed villages. The town’s narrow streets converge at the waterfront, where the iconic windmills overlook Matoyianni Street—a shopping artery lined with galleries, boutiques, and jewellery shops that cater to international visitors. Little Venice’s pastel-coloured buildings cluster around the water’s edge, their terraces serving fresh fish and Greek salads at sunset. The Aegean Maritime Museum sits nearby, documenting centuries of island seafaring. Paraportiani church, with its distinctive architecture, photographs beautifully at dawn before crowds arrive.

Beaches surround the villa within reasonable distances. Platys Gialos Beach lies 5 kilometres southeast, hosting water sports operators, tavernas, and the kind of organized beach club experience families seek. Psarou Beach, 4 kilometres away, offers a more exclusive atmosphere with fine dining options. Ornos Beach, 6 kilometres south, provides calmer waters suitable for young swimmers and features tavernas serving grilled octopus and local wine. For something quieter, Ftelia Beach sits 8 kilometres north, popular with windsurfers and kitesurfers when seasonal winds arrive.

Delos, one of the Mediterranean’s most significant archaeological sites, lies just 3 kilometres offshore—a day trip by boat from Mykonos Town’s port. The island yields temples to Apollo and Dionysus, remnants of Hellenistic houses, and a museum containing sculptures and artifacts spanning millennia. Tourist boats depart hourly during summer months. Rinia Island, nearby Delos, offers quieter swimming and secluded anchorages for private boat hire.

Mykonos Town’s supermarkets and fresh markets operate year-round. Forno bakery produces sourdough and pastries daily. Fish vendors at the central market offer catch from that morning’s boats. Restaurants range from casual mezze bars serving saganaki and calamari for €8-12 to fine dining establishments where mains exceed €45. For dining back at the villa, the available chef can source ingredients and prepare Mediterranean cuisine, or catering services deliver full meals prepared off-site.

Activities extend beyond beach time. Boat hire companies based in Mykonos Town offer day trips to neighbouring islands—Delos and Rinia (3km), Rhenia (5km), or Tinos (15km) with its famous marble quarries and dovecotes. Cycling routes traverse the island’s interior, passing through villages like Ano Mera, 12 kilometres inland, known for the Panagia Tourliani Monastery and traditional tavernas. The island’s wine region produces Cycladic whites and rosés; several small wineries welcome visitors by appointment.

Mykonos experiences peak season from June through August, when temperatures regularly exceed 28°C and beaches fill by 10am. May and September offer warm weather (24-26°C) with fewer crowds and lower prices. April and October provide mild conditions (20-22°C) suitable for sightseeing and hiking, though some beach facilities close seasonally. Winter (November-March) brings cooler temperatures (12-15°C) and occasional rain, but the island remains accessible and substantially quieter. Easter (Orthodox dates) draws religious pilgrims and families despite spring chill.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families: The separate guest house accommodates grandparents or adult children independently. Twin bed conversion and the playroom serve younger children. The villa’s pool and proximity to family-friendly Platys Gialos and Ornos beaches provide safe water environments.

Groups of friends: Eight guests across four bedrooms means shared common spaces encourage gathering while bedrooms offer retreat. Multiple terraces and the guest house lounge accommodate different moods and conversations simultaneously.

Couples seeking privacy: The master bedroom’s separate top-floor location and the guest house’s autonomous setup allow two couples to vacation together without proximity discomfort. The village setting keeps the villa quiet even during peak season.

Families with young children: Babysitting service, pre-stocked fridges, baby cot provision on request, and pool safety infrastructure suit families with infants and toddlers. Platys Gialos Beach, 5km away, has dedicated family facilities. The concierge can arrange paediatric services if needed.

Remote workers and small teams: Wi-Fi, the lounge television setup, and quiet location accommodate working guests. The guest house functions as a dedicated office retreat if conference-style working is needed.

Practical Information

Capacity: 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The main villa contains two double en-suites (one convertible to twins), one single bedroom, master bedroom with en-suite, plus the separate guest house with double bedroom and bathroom. Additional sleeping can be provided via baby cot on request.

Nearest airport: Mykonos International Airport “John Mytilene” lies 15 kilometres south of the villa. Standard transfer time from airport to Genardi runs 25-30 minutes by private car through Mykonos Town and along the coastal road. The villa’s transfer service arranges drivers from arrival; typical costs run €60-80 for the journey.

Nearest supermarket: Mykonos Town’s main supermarket (Matoyianni) sits 10 kilometres away. Smaller provisioning shops exist in villages between Genardi and town, 5-7 kilometres distant. The villa’s concierge can arrange pre-arrival grocery shopping or daily fresh provisioning.

What’s included: Wi-Fi, utilities (electricity, water, heating), pool heating, linen and towels refreshed daily, twice-daily housekeeping, turndown service, pool and garden maintenance, 12-hour reception, concierge services, welcome pack, ETRO toiletries, Netflix streaming, and SONOS audio systems throughout. Chef and catering services are available at additional cost. Babysitting, spa treatments, and airport transfers are arranged through concierge.

Check-in flexibility: Standard check-in begins at 3pm; early arrival by 1pm is often possible with 48 hours’ notice. Late checkout to 11am can be arranged. The 12-hour reception accommodates arrivals until midnight; overnight arrivals can be coordinated with advance planning.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Enaena

How many guests does Villa Enaena sleep?

Villa Enaena accommodates 8 guests as standard across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The main villa contains two double en-suite bedrooms (one convertible to twins), one single bedroom, and a master bedroom with en-suite. The separate guest house provides an additional double bedroom with en-suite and lounge area. A baby cot can be provided on request for infants, expanding capacity slightly for families with very young children.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Enaena in Genardi?

Mykonos International Airport “John Mytilene” serves the villa, located approximately 15 kilometres south in the direction of Mykonos Town. Private car transfer typically requires 25-30 minutes depending on traffic through town. The villa’s concierge arranges airport transfers; drivers typically meet arriving guests at baggage claim. Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” lies 150 kilometres away on the mainland, requiring a 45-minute flight from Mykonos or a ferry journey of 5-7 hours, making it less practical for most villa guests.

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

May and September offer optimal conditions for most visitors—temperatures between 24-26°C, water warm enough for comfortable swimming (21-23°C), and substantially fewer crowds than peak summer. June through August bring consistent heat (28°C+), fully booked beaches, and maximum island energy, suited to guests who thrive in social atmospheres. April and October provide mild spring or autumn weather (20-22°C), ideal for sightseeing and hiking, though some beach facilities operate seasonally. Winter (November-March) suits visitors seeking solitude and island authenticity; temperatures dip to 12-15°C and occasional rain occurs, but accommodation rates fall significantly and locals reclaim their island.

Is Villa Enaena suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa provides babysitting services on request, a dedicated playroom with games and PlayStation, and a pre-stocked fridge suitable for children’s meals. The private pool allows supervised swimming without public beach crowds. Twin bed conversion accommodates different age groups. Platys Gialos Beach (5km away) and Ornos Beach (6km away) both feature family-friendly amenities including shallow entry zones, water sports operators, and tavernas. The concierge can recommend paediatricians and arrange emergency medical services. Quiet Genardi location means children can play outside without the intensity of Mykonos Town’s nightlife districts.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Enaena?

All utilities (electricity, water, gas for heating), Wi-Fi broadband, pool heating, daily linen and towel service, twice-daily housekeeping, evening turndown service, pool and garden maintenance, 12-hour reception desk access, concierge services (restaurant reservations, activity bookings, local recommendations), welcome pack with island information, ETRO bath and body amenities, Netflix streaming access, and SONOS audio systems are included. Chef services, catering, babysitting, spa treatments (massage, facials), and airport transfers are available at additional cost arranged through concierge.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Enaena?

Mykonos Town, 10 kilometres south, concentrates dining and shopping. Matoyianni Street hosts galleries, boutique fashion, jewellery shops, and casual eateries serving mezze (€8-15 per plate) and fresh seafood (€18-35 per main). Little Venice’s waterfront restaurants offer grilled octopus, fava (yellow split pea purée), and local Cycladic wines (€6-12 per glass) with table service overlooking the Aegean. Forno bakery produces daily sourdough and pastries. The central fish market (Agora) operates mornings, selling catch from that day’s boats. Platys Gialos Beach (5km away) hosts beach clubs with Mediterranean cuisine and cocktails. For provisions, Mykonos Town supermarkets stock international and Greek products; the villa’s concierge can pre-arrange grocery delivery or recommend local suppliers for fresh vegetables, cheese, and fish. Fine dining establishments like Interni and Kiki’s Taverna sit 8-12 kilometres away, serving dishes in the €35-60 range.