THĒA Mandrakia

Milos

Volcanic coast, white rock, painted boathouses

Fishing villages of syrmata, coloured boathouses cut into the rock at the water's edge, line the north coast. Mandrakia, directly below the plot, is among the most picturesque and most photographed villages in Greece.

The view

The Aegean from every terrace

This is the view from the plot: Mandrakia, one of the most photographed villages in Greece, its boathouses and the open Aegean, with the neighbouring islands on the horizon. Every villa turns its glazed living room, covered terrace and infinity pool straight to it.

Architecture · Mediterrain Architecture

Carved into the hillside

The four villas are earth-sheltered. Each sits below the natural ground under a planted roof, so from the road above the houses almost disappear into the landscape. A single curved shell frames the terrace and the pool; behind the glass are stone walls, plaster and timber ceilings. Parking sits under timber pergolas along the road, away from the houses.

Interiors

Stone, plaster and timber

Stone floors run from the living room out to the terrace. Plaster walls, timber ceilings and full-height glass keep the rooms calm and turn them toward the sea.

Pool and tennis

A private pool for every villa, a court for four

Residence C

Villa C

€1.325.000

≈ $1,484,000 · 106 m² (1,140 sq ft) · €12.500 per m²

2 bedrooms2 bathroomsopen living and kitchenprivate pool and terraceparking

Residence D

Villa D

€2.500.000

≈ $2,800,000 · 200 m² (2,150 sq ft) · €12.500 per m²

3 bedrooms3 bathroomsopen living, dining and kitchenprivate pool and terraceparking

Evenings

After sunset