(w) Villa Eco | 2 Bedroom Villa | Assos

Villa Chaozii in Assos, Kefalonia, is a luxurious waterfront property featuring elegantly rustic interiors, two sophisticated bedrooms with modern amenities, and breathtaking sea views, set in a tranquil village enriched by traditional Ionian charm and natural beauty.

Villa Chaozii, nestled in the captivating village of Assos on the island of Kefalonia, epitomizes the pinnacle of luxury, surrounded by lush landscapes and positioned directly on the shoreline. The villa's decor combines rustic charm with elegant sophistication, offering a serene and refined atmosphere to its distinguished guests. The ground floor features a luxurious bedroom outfitted with a sleek wardrobe and an elegantly appointed shower room with a water closet. This level opens directly onto a pristine swimming pool, which blends seamlessly into the emerald hues of the adjacent sea. Comfortable loungers around the pool provide a perfect spot for relaxation and leisure. The first floor houses a welcoming second bedroom, complete with a chic wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom fitted with contemporary facilities. The windows of this bedroom open onto a spacious terrace, presenting breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea’s deep blue waters—a perfect backdrop for romantic, starlit dinners. A private staircase offers direct access to the waterfront, inviting guests to dip into the refreshing Ionian waters. This waterfront luxury villa promises a sublime retreat, where the boundary between sea and living space blurs, enhancing your experience with the soothing sea breeze and the rhythmic sound of the lapping waves. Located on the north-western part of Kefalonia, within the Municipality of Errisos, Assos is not only accessible by the island's main road network but is also near the renowned Myrtos beach. A drive or bus ride from the capital, Argostoli—approximately 40 km away—offers scenic views of Kefalonia's dramatic coastal topography, featuring rocky cliffs and tranquil sea waters, framed by forests of cypress and pine. Assos itself, a quaint and picturesque village with roughly one hundred permanent residents, is celebrated for its welcoming locals, traditional Ionian architecture, quaint pathways, and waterside taverns. These elements converge to create a charming atmosphere, reminiscent of a more tranquil era.