Villa Demeter
Sleeps
6Maximum Sleeps
6Bedrooms
3Bathrooms/WCs
3Minimum Stay
7Code
8432
Living Area
165.00 m²
Floor
3 level house
Elevator
Area/Municipality
Paros / Cyclades / Greece
Ideal
Suitable for
Children
Yes
Pets
No
Smoking
No
Elderly People
Yes
Operation Type
Vacation Rental
Meals
Guest provide their own meals
Change of Linen
Housekeeper Included
Paros
Car
Νot Νecessary
Nearest Airport
4.40 Km
(Paros Airport )
Nearest Ferry
14.00 Km
(Paros port)
Nearest Beach
1.90 Km
Setting & View
Mountain View
Beach View
Beachfront
Near The Sea
Sights
Leisure Activities
Sports & Adventure Activities
Local Services & Businesses
Cultural events
Paros, a beautiful island in the Cyclades, is known for its vibrant cultural scene and rich traditions, offering a variety of events throughout the year.
One of the highlights is the Kyklos Paros Festival, which showcases young Greek musicians and theatrical performances. Notable events include an Opera Night featuring classics by Rossini, Bizet, Mozart, Bellini, and Puccini, as well as modern interpretations of Greek tragedies like Medea.
Traditional festivals are an important part of Paros’s cultural life. The Agia Marina Festival on July 17 in Aliki celebrates the island’s patron saint with religious processions, music, dancing, and local food. The Kleidonas Festival on June 24, celebrated in villages like Aliki, Naoussa, and Prodromos, features midsummer fire rituals, poetry, and storytelling rooted in ancient customs.
The Fish and Wine Festival, held on the first Sunday of July in Naoussa, is a popular event that combines live music, dancing, and local seafood and wine, celebrating the island’s maritime heritage. In late August, the Festival of the Pirates in Naoussa brings history to life with theatrical reenactments of pirate raids, complete with costumes, boat arrivals, and street festivities.
In Lefkes, the Karavolas Festival takes place the first Saturday after August 15, focusing on the local delicacy of snails, accompanied by traditional food, wine, music, and dancing.
Additionally, the Aegean Film Festival held in July offers an outdoor cinema experience, bringing together filmmakers and audiences for screenings and discussions in a unique island setting.
These events reflect Paros’s blend of ancient traditions and contemporary culture, making it a vibrant destination for visitors interested in history, music, and community celebrations.
Traditional Food
Paros offers a rich culinary tradition rooted in the fresh, local ingredients of the Cyclades and the wider Mediterranean. The island’s cuisine emphasizes simplicity, quality, and the natural flavors of its produce, seafood, and livestock.
Seafood plays a central role in Paros’s gastronomy. Fresh fish, octopus, squid, and shellfish are commonly grilled, baked, or cooked in stews with olive oil, lemon, garlic, and herbs like oregano and thyme. Dishes such as “revithada,” a slow-cooked chickpea stew often prepared in clay pots, showcase the island’s rustic cooking style.
Local cheeses are an essential part of the diet. Paros is famous for its “mizithra,” a fresh, soft cheese used in salads or pastries, and “xinotyri,” a tangy, hard cheese enjoyed on its own or grated over dishes.
Traditional pastries such as “pitarakia,” small cheese pies, and “loukoumades,” deep-fried dough balls drizzled with honey, are popular sweet treats. Honey, produced locally, is a key ingredient in many desserts and reflects the island’s beekeeping tradition.
Olive oil, produced from the island’s groves, is a staple in all dishes, adding depth and richness. Fresh vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and wild greens often accompany meals, either raw in salads or cooked as side dishes.
Meat dishes typically feature lamb or goat, slow-roasted or grilled and seasoned with herbs native to the region. “Kopania,” a local sweet made from raisins, nuts, and sesame seeds, is a traditional snack that highlights the island’s agricultural products.
Accompanied by local wines or “tsipouro,” a traditional Greek spirit, the food of Paros reflects the island’s natural bounty and cultural heritage, offering visitors an authentic taste of Cycladic life.
Additional Location Information
Paros is a Cycladic island in the Aegean Sea with a rich history and vibrant culture. Inhabited since the Neolithic era, Paros became famous in antiquity for its fine white marble, known as Parian marble, highly prized by sculptors including those who crafted the Venus de Milo and other classical masterpieces.
The island played a significant role in ancient Greece, both economically and culturally. It was a major maritime power and trading hub due to its strategic location. The ancient city of Parikia, now the island’s capital, was an important center in the Cyclades.
During the Byzantine period, Paros remained significant, and its Church of Panagia Ekatontapiliani (Church of 100 Doors) in Parikia stands as one of the oldest and best-preserved Byzantine churches in Greece. The island also experienced Venetian rule, leaving behind castles and fortifications, especially in Naoussa, a charming fishing village turned tourist hotspot.
Agriculture has traditionally been vital to the island’s economy, with olives, grapes, and cereals cultivated in the fertile plains. Fishing has also been a long-standing livelihood for locals.
Today, Paros blends its historical heritage with modern tourism. Visitors can explore archaeological sites, Byzantine churches, Venetian castles, and enjoy the island’s natural beauty with its sandy beaches and scenic hiking trails. The island is known for maintaining its traditional Cycladic architecture and lively cultural festivals, which celebrate local customs, music, and cuisine.
Paros remains a captivating destination where ancient history and vibrant local life create a unique and welcoming atmosphere.
Villa Demeter is an architectural meditation on purity, silence, and light—a rare coastal sanctuary conceived by the legendary John Pawson, where minimalist mastery is elevated to its most refined expression. Emerging seamlessly from the Cycladic terrain, the villa commands a privileged position on a fully landscaped 4,000-square-meter estate with direct access to the Aegean Sea and unobstructed, infinite views that feel almost celestial in their clarity.
Every line, surface, and volume has been composed with extraordinary precision, allowing architecture and nature to exist in perfect equilibrium. Bathed in natural light from dawn to dusk, the residence dissolves the boundary between inside and out, inviting the horizon to become an ever-present element of daily life. The atmosphere is one of rare calm and understated opulence—luxury not declared, but deeply felt.
The principal living level unfolds with quiet grandeur, hosting two exquisitely serene guest suites, each with en-suite bathrooms and expansive glass openings that frame the sea like living artwork. The open-plan kitchen and dining area transition effortlessly into an elegant living space, where the Aegean stretches endlessly beyond the windows, infusing the interior with a sense of openness, clarity, and timelessness. Above, the master suite crowns the villa as a private retreat of exceptional intimacy, offering absolute seclusion, refined comfort, and breathtaking views that accompany both sunrise and dusk.
Below the main residence, discreet staff quarters, a private bathroom, and dedicated service areas ensure seamless functionality while preserving the villa’s atmosphere of uninterrupted tranquility.
Outdoors, Villa Demeter reveals a landscape of sculptural beauty and indulgence. A magnificent granite-clad infinity pool extends toward the horizon, appearing to merge effortlessly with the sea beyond. Beneath an elegant 15-meter pergola, refined lounge and dining areas, an outdoor bar, and a secluded shower create an environment designed for long, sun-soaked days and luminous evenings under the stars. A private pathway leads directly to the water’s edge, offering an almost ceremonial descent into the Aegean.
Equipped with advanced smart-home technology, discreet climate control throughout, underfloor heating, immersive Sonos sound indoors and out, comprehensive security, and all modern infrastructure, Villa Demeter delivers contemporary comfort with absolute discretion. Daily housekeeping, fine linens, and meticulous attention to detail ensure a living experience defined by ease and refinement.
Villa Demeter is not merely a villa—it is a rare state of mind. A place of profound beauty and composure, where time slows, the senses awaken, and every moment unfolds with quiet magnificence against the eternal blue of the Cyclades.
Every line, surface, and volume has been composed with extraordinary precision, allowing architecture and nature to exist in perfect equilibrium. Bathed in natural light from dawn to dusk, the residence dissolves the boundary between inside and out, inviting the horizon to become an ever-present element of daily life. The atmosphere is one of rare calm and understated opulence—luxury not declared, but deeply felt.
The principal living level unfolds with quiet grandeur, hosting two exquisitely serene guest suites, each with en-suite bathrooms and expansive glass openings that frame the sea like living artwork. The open-plan kitchen and dining area transition effortlessly into an elegant living space, where the Aegean stretches endlessly beyond the windows, infusing the interior with a sense of openness, clarity, and timelessness. Above, the master suite crowns the villa as a private retreat of exceptional intimacy, offering absolute seclusion, refined comfort, and breathtaking views that accompany both sunrise and dusk.
Below the main residence, discreet staff quarters, a private bathroom, and dedicated service areas ensure seamless functionality while preserving the villa’s atmosphere of uninterrupted tranquility.
Outdoors, Villa Demeter reveals a landscape of sculptural beauty and indulgence. A magnificent granite-clad infinity pool extends toward the horizon, appearing to merge effortlessly with the sea beyond. Beneath an elegant 15-meter pergola, refined lounge and dining areas, an outdoor bar, and a secluded shower create an environment designed for long, sun-soaked days and luminous evenings under the stars. A private pathway leads directly to the water’s edge, offering an almost ceremonial descent into the Aegean.
Equipped with advanced smart-home technology, discreet climate control throughout, underfloor heating, immersive Sonos sound indoors and out, comprehensive security, and all modern infrastructure, Villa Demeter delivers contemporary comfort with absolute discretion. Daily housekeeping, fine linens, and meticulous attention to detail ensure a living experience defined by ease and refinement.
Villa Demeter is not merely a villa—it is a rare state of mind. A place of profound beauty and composure, where time slows, the senses awaken, and every moment unfolds with quiet magnificence against the eternal blue of the Cyclades.
Basic amenities
Kitchen
Bedrooms
- Double (with balcony, with bathroom, with sea view)
- Double (with balcony, with bathroom, with sea view)
- Master (with balcony, with bathroom, with sea view)
Bathrooms/WCs
Dinning room
Dining Room
Living Room
Enterntainment
Radio
Satellite Tv
Stereo
Television
Outside
Balconies
Beach Chairs
Garden chairs
Lawn / Garden
Patio
Porch / Veranda
Outdoor shower
Pool
Private Pool
Parkings
Parking
Additional
Backup Electricity Generator & water reservoirs
- All seasons rates
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Period Weekday Weekend Weekly Monthly Event Rate Saturday, May 2, 2026 - Friday, June 12, 202602/05-12/06€ 1,875.00 € 13,125.00 Saturday, June 13, 2026 - Friday, June 26, 202613/06-26/06€ 2,232.00 € 15,625.00 Saturday, June 27, 2026 - Friday, August 28, 202627/06-28/08€ 2,768.00 € 19,375.00 Saturday, August 29, 2026 - Friday, September 11, 202629/08-11/09€ 2,232.00 € 15,625.00 Saturday, September 12, 2026 - Friday, October 30, 202612/09-30/10€ 1,875.00 € 13,125.00
Welcome to your luxury villa. To ensure a memorable and respectful stay, please observe the following rules:
Check-in / Check-out:
Check-in is from 3 PM; check-out by 11 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be arranged upon request.
Guest Policy:
Only registered guests are permitted on the property. Maximum occupancy must be respected.
Noise:
Please keep noise levels low, especially between 10 PM and 8 AM. No unauthorized parties or events.
Property Care:
Handle the villa and its contents with respect. Report any damages immediately. Charges may apply for repairs.
Smoking:
Smoking is prohibited indoors. Use designated outdoor areas only.
Pets:
Pets are allowed only with prior approval. Please inform us in advance if you plan to bring a pet.
Pool & Outdoors:
Supervise children around the pool. Keep outdoor areas clean and tidy.
Security:
Lock doors and windows when leaving. Follow safety instructions provided.
Waste:
Dispose of waste responsibly in designated bins, respecting local recycling guidelines.
Local Respect:
Respect neighbors and local customs to preserve the peaceful environment.
Check-in / Check-out:
Check-in is from 3 PM; check-out by 11 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be arranged upon request.
Guest Policy:
Only registered guests are permitted on the property. Maximum occupancy must be respected.
Noise:
Please keep noise levels low, especially between 10 PM and 8 AM. No unauthorized parties or events.
Property Care:
Handle the villa and its contents with respect. Report any damages immediately. Charges may apply for repairs.
Smoking:
Smoking is prohibited indoors. Use designated outdoor areas only.
Pets:
Pets are allowed only with prior approval. Please inform us in advance if you plan to bring a pet.
Pool & Outdoors:
Supervise children around the pool. Keep outdoor areas clean and tidy.
Security:
Lock doors and windows when leaving. Follow safety instructions provided.
Waste:
Dispose of waste responsibly in designated bins, respecting local recycling guidelines.
Local Respect:
Respect neighbors and local customs to preserve the peaceful environment.
€1 / night
Tel.: +30 2130223537
E-mail: info@ccluxuryliving.com
Friday, February 20, 2026
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