The interior
The house is arranged on one long axis so that every room reaches the sea. Walls are hand-troweled lime plaster, floors are seamless microcement, and the furniture is oak, linen and Cretan ceramics — nothing loud, nothing that competes with the view.
Room by room
72 m²
Lime-plastered walls, deep linen sofas and a sculptural fireplace, with 6 m of sliding glass that folds away entirely onto the pool terrace.
48 m²
A marble island, professional Gaggenau appliances and a ten-seat table of reclaimed Cretan oak beneath handwoven pendants.
38 m²
King bed on an oak platform, private sea-view terrace, walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite with a monolithic stone bath.
32 m²
A quiet second suite opening to the olive grove, with a king bed that converts to twins and its own courtyard shower.
26 m² each
Two serene twin rooms with oak beds, arched niches and views over the terraced olive terraces behind the house.
24 m²
A self-contained studio beside the lounge garden with a queen bed, kitchenette and its own entrance.