Luxury Villa with Private Sea Access for Sale in Corfu

The residence is designed on one level, with contemporary architecture, clean lines and large glass openings that create a seamless connection between the interior spaces and the surrounding landscape. The design focuses on natural light, privacy and generous indoor and outdoor living areas.

The villa includes a spacious living area, a modern kitchen, 4 bathrooms and an additional WC, as well as autonomous electric heating, private parking and a highly efficient A+ energy rating.

The outdoor areas are designed to complement the natural surroundings and may include a private swimming pool, generous terraces, outdoor lounge areas and dining spaces, creating an ideal setting for relaxation and entertaining.

The location offers an excellent balance between privacy and accessibility. The property is approximately 8 km from Corfu Town and Corfu International Airport, while still enjoying the atmosphere of a secluded private estate surrounded by nature.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a high-specification contemporary coastal residence in Corfu, combining a large private plot, direct access to the sea, beautiful natural surroundings and proximity to the island’s main town and airport.

Luxury Villa with Private Sea Access for Sale in Corfu. Location Information:

The island of Corfu, with its unique combination of climate, Venetian, Greek, and English cultural and architectural history, has attracted tourists for decades.

As one of the largest islands in Greece, it boasts a capital city, Kerkyra (Corfu Town), with all of the historical appeal of an old European town, from the Venetian Canal and fortresses, to the French styled Liston, to the cricket green which dominates the old town’s esplanade.

Geographically stunning, Corfu maintains its appeal outside the hushed bustle of Kerkyra. The island is full of wildflowers in spring; and soft breezes characterise the clear autumn weather.

Winter rains keep the island green, and a warm summer season ensures abundant fruit trees, including the traditional olive and citrus trees, and the more unusual kumquat, an island specialty said to have been brought to the Venetians by Marco Polo from China.