Villa Mykonos Roc Greece

Simply breath taking, Villa Mykonos Roc sits proudly at the promontory on the hillside overlooking the beautiful bay of Paralia Ftelia, on the north coast of the exclusive island of Mykonos, part of the Cyclades, in the heart of the Aegean Sea. This unique architect designed villa is the holiday home of your dreams, with seven bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms, some of them set in suites, which can comfortably accommodate up to fourteen guests, makes it the ideal destination for the most fabulous family vacation, or a group of friend’s sharing for a special celebration. The property is divided into three parts, the main villa has six bedrooms, and a separate couple sized one bedroom suite; whilst a second separate two bedroom villa can be included to accommodate even larger parties. The property is built over an extensive rocky outcrop, incorporating its own grounds, gardens, and plenty of private parking spaces. The villa comes with complimentary Wi-Fi and hot and chilled air-conditioning throughout. Villa Mykonos Roc is constructed out of local stone, with floor to ceiling windows and sliding doors that reward you with lots of light and airy rooms, and simply stunning turquoise Aegean Sea views. The villa has beautifully curated interiors, using a classic Cycladic by the seashore crisp and clean white palette, natural wood and wicker furnishings, and local hand-crafted artefacts, and has an overall ambiance of privacy, peace, and tranquillity.
From the carpark take the hewn steps down to the top terrace, where you will be greeted by panoramic sea views. On this level there is a stand-alone separate stone-built suite, with accommodation for up to the two guests, ideal for a couple. The main suite has a large living space, with two comfy white squashy sofas, a wooden coffee table, an open fire, fabulous for the cooler months and evenings, and floor to ceiling sea view glass windows. There is a fully equipped modern kitchen with an adjacent eight seater wooden dining table, ideal for some indoor entertaining. The spacious master bedroom has a large king size bed, open and free-standing furniture, white soft seating, a flat screen television, and sea view windows. A small study and separate marble bathroom with walk-in shower complete this suite.
Open the sliding doors from the living space to the flagstone pool terrace, which is home to a pergola covered fully-equipped wooden kitchen, with state-of-the-art integrated appliances, including an American style family sized fridge, microwave and dishwasher, oven and hob. The adjacent eighteen-seater wood dining table and chairs is seriously impressive, and the perfect place to enjoy some alfresco entertaining under the Aegean skies, especially if it’s the local delicacies grilled on the built-in barbeque. Work off any excess with a swim in the step entry infinity pool, wallow in the summer sunshine as you enjoy the superb sea views, before relaxing on one of the surrounding sun loungers under a shady parasol. There is also a convenient separate guest loo and useful shower room adjacent to the pool. The terrace is just part of the extensive grounds and garden, populated with indigenous shrubs and trees, wonderful for a morning stroll before the heat of the day. The other six bedrooms are accommodated on the lower ground floor of the main building, some of which are suites, and some ensuite bedrooms, all of them beautifully dressed in cool white linens and hand-crafted wooden furnishings. The largest is a three bedroom family sized suite, which consists of a spacious seating area, with a black cushioned wicker sofa, a white soft seating chair, a fabulous beige cushioned pouffe, all worked around a handmade wooden coffee table, facing a flat screen satellite television. A room divider cleverly cuts off the room from a raised area that is home to two twin beds. The master bedroom has a king size bed, open plan wardrobes, and an ensuite white marble bathroom with walk in shower. The second bedroom has a double bed, open wardrobes and cupboards, and a shared marble bathroom completes this family suite. The second suite has a large open plan living area with a white sofa and coffee table, a king size bed and some traditional hand-crafted chest of drawers. The suite has an ensuite white marble bathroom with hand basin, a walk in shower, and built-in wooden storage units. There is a small kitchenette and two white directors’ chairs around a small round table, just right for enjoying a morning coffee. A very useful storage area is part of this suite, great for hiding everyone’s luggage and accessories for the duration of the holiday. A third slightly smaller suite is home to a large separate living area with sofa and coffee table, a bedroom with a double bed and free-standing furniture and an ensuite marble bathroom. A light and airy large bedroom with a double bed with floor to ceiling windows, superb sea views, and an ensuite bathroom completes the accommodation on the lower ground floor.
(A separate two bedroom villa is also housed within the grounds, this beautiful stone-built property can accommodate up to a further four guests, and can be rented extra to the main house and suite. The villa comes with its own separate entrance and swimming pool, and is ideal for a small family or friend’s sharing. It is decorated to the same standards and style as the main villa. Rental of the main villa does not include this villa, and cannot be used as part of your holiday, if not rented as a value added extra, this villa will remain empty for the duration of your stay)
Villa Mykonos Roc is built into the rocks of the bay of Paralia Ftelia and is just three hundred metres from the beach front, enjoying sweeping panoramic Aegean Sea views. The villa complex is located in the northern part of the island of Mykonos, part of the Cyclades in the heart of the Aegean Sea, and noted for its strong winds. The exclusive island of Mykonos measures only ten kilometres long by fifteen kilometres wide, so wherever you want to go it’s only a short drive away. The villa is nine kilometres, a twenty minute drive from Mykonos airport, which is served by both local and international flight operators. If you are island hopping the nearby Naxos and Syros also have their own airports. You’ll be surprised by how much there is to see and do on this small but oh so charming island. The Mykonos coast is surrounded by many beautiful golden sandy beaches, take your pick from the nearby windsurfer’s favourite Ftelia beach and its uber trendy alfresco beach clubs, to the family-friendly Playa Gialos Beach, or party, party, party all day long on Paradise Beach, with its crystal clear waters, restaurants, bars, and clubs with resident DJs, there’s something for everyone on the island of Mykonos. The inland village of Ano Mera is slightly south of the villa, where you will find a traditional Cycladic town with a rustic vibe, home to the sixteenth century restored monastery of Penagia Tourliani, a white washed complex of orthodox churches, bell tower, fountain and fabulous frescoes and icons. Walk the cobbled streets to discover lots of local eateries, including a bakery, homely tavernas, and cool cafes. If you are feeling active join one of the walking trails that cover the island and discover the local flora and fauna, and make sure you stop off at a wine tour along the way. Near to the villa there is a farm tour, where you can partake of a barbeque, or walk up to Gyzi Castle situated above the village of Ano Mera. During daylight hours play penance in one of the eight hundred churches than populate the island, most notably Paraportiani, which is a unique construction combining four styles of architecture. Take a visit to must-see Mykonos town, known locally at Chora, and only seven kilometres from the villa. Here you can wander the maze of streets with the colourful Cycladic houses, do some serious designer dress shopping in one of the many luxury label boutiques, before taking a table at a seafront restaurant and enjoying a dish of freshly caught seafood, whilst sipping and ouzo whilst watching the beautiful people pass by. Find out the island’s history and culture at the Archaeological Museum, the Folk Museum, and the Maritime Museum, then go out of town to Lena’s House to discover how the islanders lived. Take a walk up to the island’s landmark windmills, or as they are known locally, Kato Mili, where the wheat was ground to make bread, and is now a mini museum and residencies. Walk along the waterfront to Little Venice, where original colourful merchant houses overhang the sea, that are now home to cafes, bars, restaurants and galleries, best enjoyed at sunset with an ouzo or two. Admire the Armenistis lighthouse, still fully functioning and an essential asset of Mykonos’ maritime history. No visit to Mykonos is complete without a fun and sun day at sea, join a catamaran jolly and snorkel in the Aegean, if you’re feeling flush, charter your own yacht and discover secret coves and hidden bays and beaches, and for the romantics nothing beats a sunset cruise, cocktail in hand as the sun sets over the horizon. Further afield the uninhabited island of Delos is well worth a visit, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to the birthplace of Zeus and Leto, go with a group or arrange your own private tour.At Excellence Luxury Villas we pride ourselves on going that little bit further for our guests. If there is anything you would like to arrange for your stay, please contact the Excellence Luxury Villas Concierge Team who will be happy to help. We can usually put you in touch with the right people arrange any of the following: 
– Cook/
catering –
Maid service/extra cleaning – Local day-trips or tours – Airport pick-up/drop-off –
Babysitting service – Welcome hamper/
pre-stocked fridge
This is by no means an exhaustive list, so please just contact Excellence Luxury Villas Concierge Team to help you arrange any of those little extras that can really make the difference.