Luxurious cave house, 160 m², in beautiful Dasos, Paros
€890,000
4 Rooms
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~160 m² Total surface
~160 m² Living area
~8,000 m² Plot surface
~200 m² Terrace surface
Construction year 2026
Description
Discover this impressive 160 m² cave house, currently in an advanced stage of construction, in beautiful Dasos Christou on Paros, where natural beauty meets luxury. The house offers a unique living experience with spacious, light-filled rooms that ensure comfort and tranquillity. It is located just 4 km from the port of Parikia and 6 km from the airport, which is scheduled to be upgraded to an international airport in 2029.
The property includes numerous amenities, including a beautiful 40 m² swimming pool providing refreshing moments during the summer months. From the spacious living room and kitchen to the 3 generous bedrooms and an approximately 15 m² mezzanine area that can be used as an office, TV room or retreat, everything has been planned with exceptional attention to detail.
The house offers breathtaking views of the surrounding nature, Parikia and the sea to the west, creating the ideal atmosphere for relaxation and recreation. It is perfectly suited as a primary or holiday residence and also offers the opportunity to generate attractive income through short-term rentals. The approximately 2,000 m² private garden provides a wide range of possibilities for outdoor activities.
Do not miss the opportunity to live and reside in this idyllic setting!
Location: Paros lies in the Aegean Sea, belongs to the Cyclades archipelago, and is the third-largest island in the Cyclades.
Special features: In recent years, Paros has become one of the most popular holiday destinations for Greek and international visitors. The island is distinguished by its cosmopolitan character and its guests’ lively nightlife.
At the same time, the island offers numerous well-organised or tranquil beaches with clear, blue water, as well as internationally renowned beaches for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Visitors can explore the island’s most picturesque places, Naoussa and Parikia, while enjoying a wide selection of cafés, restaurants and bars.
Accessibility: Paros can be reached via the ports of Rafina and Piraeus, from which ferries operate several times a day. During the summer season, there are at least three morning connections; in winter, there are one or two. Paros can also be reached by air, as the island has a state airport from which numerous flights depart, particularly in summer when demand is high.
Investment potential: Purchasing property on Paros represents a significant investment, as the island is among the world’s leading holiday destinations, maintains its excellent reputation and is attracting an increasing number of investors.