Villa

Villa Daisya stands as a tribute to nautical elegance, its design imbued with the serene blues of the sea and sky, reflecting the essence of its coastal setting.



Positioned centrally within our exclusive villa complex, this property offers guests spectacular views over Assos Bay from a spacious private terrace. A secluded courtyard introduces the property, leading to stunning vistas of Myrtos Bay, complete with a barbecue setup and a shaded gazebo perfect for elegant outdoor dining.



The ground floor welcomes visitors with an airy, open-plan layout that includes a living and dining area. A mezzanine level above features a fully-equipped kitchen ready for preparing gourmet meals. Large French windows blend the indoor lounge with the outdoor terrace, creating a seamless space for dining and relaxation against the backdrop of the ocean and enchanting sunsets. Further down, a private azure swimming pool surrounded by luxurious sunbeds offers a sublime lounging and swimming experience.



On the first floor, the master double bedroom offers supreme comfort and a spacious balcony with panoramic sea views. The second floor houses a twin bedroom with an adjoining master bathroom, and the expansive attic has been transformed into an additional double bedroom, offering majestic views through its distinctive window.



Villa Daisya encapsulates the peacefulness of island life with its nautical theme and secluded outdoor areas, complemented by the soft caress of sea breezes. This villa is an ideal retreat for a serene and luxurious family vacation, where guests can immerse themselves in the deep blues of the sea and the rhythmic sound of the waves.



Located on the Assos peninsula within the Municipality of Errisos, on the north-western side of Kefalonia, the villa is just a short drive from the renowned Myrtos Beach. Assos is accessible by car or bus from Argostoli, the island’s capital, via a 40 km route that showcases Kefalonia’s dramatic coastal scenery, verdant cypress and pine forests. Assos itself, a picturesque village with roughly a hundred permanent residents, charms visitors with its traditional Ionian architecture, quaint pathways, and waterfront taverns. This small, traditional settlement epitomizes Greek hospitality and offers a glimpse into a tranquil lifestyle of a bygone era.