Set within the breathtaking landscape of Kea, this exceptional 232-square-meter residence occupies an expansive 6,763-square-meter private plot, offering a remarkable sense of space, privacy, and connection with its natural surroundings. Currently under development, the contemporary villa is expected to be completed by the end of 2027 and will enjoy captivating panoramic views of the sea, the mountains, and the open landscape.
At the heart of the property lies an approximately 200-year-old traditional stone house ''kathikia'', giving the residence a sense of history and authenticity rarely found in contemporary island homes. Rather than replacing the original structure, the architectural concept has been developed around it, preserving much of its traditional stonework, character and original ceilings while carefully expanding it into a sophisticated modern residence. Larger openings, new living spaces and a stronger connection to the terraces and surrounding landscape bring a contemporary dimension to the historic building without losing its distinctive Cycladic identity.
The interiors combine the character of the original stone house with a contemporary sense of space and tranquillity. Expansive windows allow abundant natural light to fill the home throughout the day, framing the surrounding landscape and creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Chipped concrete flooring, preserved architectural elements and carefully considered modern details create a distinctive balance between the property's heritage and its contemporary design.
A private swimming pool, landscaped garden and inviting terraces extend the living spaces outdoors, offering generous areas for relaxation and entertaining while taking full advantage of the property's natural setting and panoramic views. An internal laundry and mud room add everyday comfort and convenience, while an electronic gate ensures privacy and security.
Halara represents a rare combination of old and new: an authentic Kea stone house whose history and original character are being carefully preserved and reimagined as a sophisticated contemporary home. More than a newly built luxury villa, it offers a genuine sense of place, where nearly two centuries of Cycladic heritage meet modern architecture, privacy and panoramic island living.
Note: The initial images in the presentation are architectural renderings illustrating the envisioned final appearance of the residence upon completion. At the end of the presentation, photographs of the property's current condition are included, showing the original stone structure and the progress of the works to date.