Erissos

The concept of luxury takes on a new meaning in this imposing furnished villa in Kefalonia, in the traditional settlement of Katsarata Erissos. Its amazing architecture combines tradition with modern aesthetics, creating a space of impressive beauty and functionality. Its three levels have a total area of 344 sq.m., while the plot extends to 1505 sq.m., offering privacy and comfort.

With 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, the villa can comfortably accommodate a family or group of friends. The living room kitchen is a spacious and functional space, ideal for moments of relaxation and entertainment. The house is fully furnished and equipped with all modern comforts, while its construction was completed in 2012.

The heating and air conditioning guarantee comfortable living throughout the year, while the large glass surfaces offer an impressive view of the sea. Aluminum frames and tiled floors are of high quality and create an atmosphere of luxury and style.

Built-in wardrobes and design options add a sense of order and organization to any space. The lovely garden and infinity pool offer a beautiful and peaceful space to relax and entertain, while the fireplace and BBQ make for great summer evenings.

With a rich natural environment and sea view, the coast is only 850 meters from the villa. The area is quiet and ideal for relaxation, while also offering easy access to restaurants, bars and shops. In addition, the villa has a playroom, guest house, patio, internal staircase and parking.

Don't miss the opportunity to own this unique villa in Kefalonia, just a few minutes from the picturesque and cosmopolitan Fiskardo. Contact us for more information and an immediate visit to the property. Price: €1,250,000.

Fiskardo, the ancient Panormos, is located in a deep bay at the northernmost tip of the island, opposite Ithaca, and is famous for its traditional architecture but also for its cosmopolitan port. It is one of the main tourist resorts of the island, with a fully organized tourist infrastructure. Many boats arrive in the village, the owners of which stay for their entire vacation, such as Robert Guiscardos, from whom the name of the village comes. Guiscardos arrived here in 1085 in order to conquer the island, but remained until his death. Most of the mansions we find in Fiskardo belong to the period of Venetian occupation.