Set on a hillside above Corfu’s northeastern coastline, Mulberry is a restored stone residence positioned within one of the island’s most established residential areas, close to Kalami, Kouloura and Agni. The property occupies a peaceful elevated setting with open views across the Ionian Sea towards the mountains of the mainland, combining the enduring character of traditional Corfiot architecture with the comfort and functionality of contemporary living.
Constructed entirely in local stone and carefully renovated, the house retains a strong connection to its origins while responding naturally to its surroundings. Thick masonry walls, exposed timber ceilings and a series of interconnected indoor and outdoor spaces create a sense of permanence and authenticity throughout the property. The architecture follows the contours of the hillside, allowing the residence to sit comfortably within the landscape while maintaining uninterrupted sea views from its principal rooms and terraces.
The main living area is defined by generous proportions and high vaulted ceilings that bring volume and light into the interior. Large openings on multiple sides draw the landscape into the house and allow daylight to move gradually through the spaces during the course of the day. The sitting and dining areas are arranged within a single open-plan environment centred around a fireplace, where natural materials and restrained finishes create a calm and welcoming atmosphere.
Adjacent to the reception spaces, the kitchen has been designed to complement the character of the house while providing the practicality expected of a modern residence. Positioned close to the covered veranda, it forms part of a natural flow between interior and exterior living spaces. From here, the elevated setting maintains a constant visual connection to the sea, while the orientation of the house benefits from natural airflow throughout the warmer months.
The three bedrooms are arranged to ensure privacy while maintaining a strong relationship with the surrounding landscape. Each enjoys views across the coastline and the wider countryside, with large openings allowing natural light and sea air to enter the interiors. Throughout the private accommodation, the palette remains consistent, combining stone, timber and whitewashed surfaces in a way that feels understated and timeless.
Outside, the property unfolds across a series of terraces that follow the natural topography of the hillside. The infinity pool occupies a position overlooking the coastline, reinforcing the connection between the house and the wider seascape beyond. The outdoor areas have been designed as an extension of the residence itself, creating a seamless transition between architecture and landscape while preserving the privacy of the setting.
Despite its peaceful atmosphere, the property remains close to some of Corfu’s most sought-after coastal villages, beaches and waterfront destinations. Kalami, Agni and Kouloura are all within easy reach, while the elevated position allows the house to feel distinctly removed from the seasonal activity along the shoreline below.
The character of Mulberry lies in the balance it achieves between traditional architecture, contemporary comfort and its elevated coastal setting. As the afternoon light moves across the stone façades and the sea beyond, the landscape becomes an integral part of the experience of the house itself.
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