(w) Villa Palatsina | 2 Bedroom Villa

Villa Lavi combines urban elegance with local island charm, offering spacious interiors and stunning views, ideal for a tranquil and luxurious family vacation in Assos, Kefalonia.

Villa Lavi exudes a unique charm that captivates visitors with its breathtaking sunsets and serene sounds of the sea, best enjoyed with a glass of St Gerasimos wine, a local Robola varietal, on the expansive terrace. This villa embodies an elegant fusion of urban sophistication and local island aesthetics, creating an ambiance of effortless elegance amidst its pastoral setting. This exquisite blend of style transforms Villa Lavi from a magnificent dwelling into a transcendent retreat. Guests entering the villa are welcomed into a spacious, high-ceilinged living area that radiates comfort and warmth, seamlessly incorporating a lounge, dining area, and a state-of-the-art kitchen. Large windows open up to stunning views of the deep blue sea, leading to a terrace equipped with barbecue facilities, offering a secluded spot for dining while overlooking the tranquil waters. Descending the stairs from the terrace, guests reach the grand pool terrace on the lower ground floor, which boasts spectacular views of Assos Castle and serves as a perfect communal space. The ground floor is home to the master double bedroom with mesmerizing vistas of Assos Castle and the vast sea, separated by a large, stylish bathroom from a second double bedroom, adorned in soothing pastels. Both bedrooms boast spacious balconies with panoramic sea views, enhancing the serene experience. Villa Lavi stands as a symbol of subtle luxury, with its spacious interiors and stunning views, making it an ideal setting for a memorable family vacation. Assos peninsula, part of the Municipality of Errisos on the northwestern part of Kefalonia, is near the famed Myrtos Beach. Accessible by car or bus from the capital, Argostoli, the 40 km journey to Assos passes through dramatic coastal landscapes and lush forests, offering a scenic route to the village. Assos, a quaint village with around one hundred inhabitants, is distinguished by its traditional Ionian architecture, winding paths, and waterfront taverns, creating a welcoming atmosphere reminiscent of a bygone era.