Villa for sale in Mykonos Greece.
ID GrCyv-108

This majestic villa has a complete outer shell and frames and needs to be completed on the inside where one finds six (2) en-suite bedrooms and two additional bathrooms in a dreamy living space carefully constructed with the closest attention to every single detail.

Designed and executed with high quality materials and with the scope to offer tasteful luxury accommodation to esteemed guests, this magnificent villa has acquired a permission for a heliport at a specified location in the land.

In addition, there is electric power and water supply already in place as well as a water tank.

Boasting a fantastic location, here you may enjoy peace and tranquility while getting lost in the white and blue of the beautiful Cyclades in Greece.

Impressive natural beauty meets luxe living in Mykonos island! Discover this spectacular scene today!

 

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Mykonos is the most attractive island in the Aegean Sea and its situated in the Cyclades complex, SE of Tinos and north of Naxos. Thanks to its amazing natural beauty (numerous beaches with high quality services) and its glamorous lifestyle, it has become the most exquisite summer destination in Europe and one of the top ten destinations worldwide. It covers an area of 87kms (not including the islands of Delos and Rhinia which both cover an area of 13kms and belong to Mykonos municipality) and it has approx. 80km of sandy beaches.

Mykonos Island in the centre of the Aegean Sea is the most precious stone, the most cosmopolitan and most photographed island in the world. Mykonos is the pride of the Cyclades island complex and a “jewel” of Greece.

It is an ideal destination for vacations as it is only 3,5 hours away from Piraeus (by speed boat) or just 30min far from Athens by plane. Also during summer season, its directly connected worldwide to most countries by direct charter flights. It has an excellent coverage of road network and the entire necessary infrastructure, able to satisfy even the most demanding visitors in all sections.

The Pelican called Petros (Peter) is an integral part of the island of Mykonos and rightfully it has become the mascot of the island. You can get a glimpse of the cute creature as it strolls leisurely in own unhurried pace through the citys many alleyways.

The "Wind Island" (as it is called by locals) is Cycladess most shiny jewel, with its unique beauty outing a spell on its visitor with its golden beaches and the picturesque old town. It is the island of the Giants, as based on Greek mythology, which Hercules defeated after a fierce battle and then imprisoned under the islands rocks.The island of Mykonos is believed that is named after a local hero, who was worshipped in antiquity.Mykonos is one of the top tourists destinations, featured for its cosmopolitan character that attracts loads of local and international tourists. The island belongs to Cyclades and the town of Mykonos, known as Chora, has the highest population density compared to the rest areas of the island. The island is one of the most cosmopolitan islands in Greece and has become increasingly popular with mass tourism. The most extraordinary and worth noting is that in ten years (1991–2001) the Mykonian population has increased by 50%.

Mykonos is preferred due to its intense nightlife with bars and nightclubs and its luxurious character, while it offers sandy beaches. The entertainment doesnt stop in this part of Greece especially the high season. From Easter to October, the beach bars are operating from the morning until the next days morning. The nightlife is characterised the best among others in Europe due to its selected visitors, local and international VIPs and the famous DJs that promise unique dance nights. Restaurants with special dishes and shops meeting the highest expectations are found in this place of the Aegean Sea.

Everyone, celebrity or not, in the search of improving the quality of life, dreams to own a property in this part of Greece, Mykonos, with cosmopolitan air, natural beauty and pure, sober lifestyle.