Villa Idalia is a stunning landmark property nestled in the heart of Chora, on the beautiful island of Patmos, Greece. This 380 sqm villa, built in 1788, has been fully renovated with great respect for local heritage and history. Designed by a well-known Greek architect and his wife, it seamlessly combines modern aesthetics with traditional local elements. Built in the shadow of the hilltop and the UNESCO World Heritage Monastery of St John the Apostle, the villa offers a unique atmosphere that reflects the island’s rich past.

The ground floor entrance opens into a small courtyard, which includes an outdoor dining area, perfect for al fresco dining and seating up to 8 guests. From here, you can access the fully equipped kitchen, a dining room featuring a 16th-century monastic table and Murano glass chandelier, and three of the four guest rooms. The first bedroom, accessed through the dining room, includes a double bed (160 cm), a spacious en-suite shower room by Patmos standards, plenty of wardrobe space, and a couch that can turn into a single bed. The second bedroom, with an independent entrance from the courtyard, has a double bed (160 cm) that can be converted into two singles, an en-suite shower room, wardrobe space, and a couch. The third bedroom is an independent two-floor unit accessed from the courtyard, featuring a queen-size bed (145 cm) and a small shower room.

The top level features a large balcony with views of Chora, a spacious living room with a bespoke six-meter sofa, a TV space, and a study room leading to the front balcony. The master bedroom, the largest in the house, boasts its own veranda with a unique view of the Monastery, a double bed (180 cm), ample wardrobe space, and a spacious en-suite bathroom.

The top terrace offers 360-degree views, including the Monastery, Skala’s port, and the iconic windmills.

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