Set into the rocky hillside above Kalo Livadi, Chiara is a substantial Mykonian estate that combines traditional Cycladic architecture with expansive outdoor living and uninterrupted views across the Aegean Sea. Arranged across multiple levels and terraces, the property follows the natural contours of the land, with whitewashed volumes, exposed stone walls, and shaded pergolas positioned carefully against the rugged landscape.
The elevated setting allows wide views over the bay from almost every part of the house, while the eastern orientation captures the changing light from sunrise across the water. From the pool terraces and principal reception rooms, the coastline unfolds below, with the sea extending toward neighbouring islands and distant headlands.
The interiors balance the simplicity of Cycladic design with a softer, more contemporary atmosphere. White timber ceilings, pale oak flooring, natural stone details, and linen textures create spaces that feel bright yet restrained. The principal living areas open broadly toward the terraces through large glass openings, allowing sea views and daylight to remain central throughout the house. Several sitting and dining spaces are distributed across the property, creating quieter corners alongside larger entertaining areas.
The kitchen combines clean-lined cabinetry with natural materials and direct access to the outdoor dining terraces. Covered pergolas and long built-in seating areas extend the living spaces outdoors, designed for the rhythm of island life from early morning coffee to late evening meals overlooking the bay.
The bedroom accommodation is arranged across multiple independent sections of the estate, allowing privacy for both owners and guests. Several suites open directly onto terraces with sea views, while the principal suite occupies a more elevated position with panoramic outlooks across Kalo Livadi and the coastline beyond. Throughout the interiors, the palette remains understated, with soft neutral tones, handcrafted timber details, and carefully framed openings directing attention outward toward the landscape.
The outdoor spaces define much of the property’s atmosphere. A large infinity pool projects toward the sea, edged by broad stone terraces and sheltered lounge areas positioned between the natural rock formations. Stone pathways, native planting, and layered terraces connect the various outdoor areas organically across the site. A separate jacuzzi, barbecue area, gym, and multiple shaded dining spaces allow the estate to function equally well for extended summer living or larger gatherings.
Despite the sense of privacy, the property remains close to some of Mykonos’ most recognised beaches and dining destinations, while the elevated hillside position maintains openness, airflow, and uninterrupted sea views throughout the day.
As evening settles across the bay, the terraces begin to glow against the stone walls, while the pool reflects the final blue light above the Aegean.
Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non Dom Programme.