Terrea

Main House

• Bedroom 1: double bed (180x200cm), en-suite shower room
• Bedroom 2: double bed (160x200cm), en-suite shower room
• Bedroom 3: twin beds (90x200cm), en-suite shower room

Guest House I

• Bedroom 4: double bed (160x200cm), en-suite shower room

Guest House II

• Bedroom 5: double-twin beds (90/180x200cm), en-suite shower room

NB: A double-twin bedroom has two single beds that can either be joined together to create a double bed or left separate as two single beds.

Guest House III

• Bedroom 6: double bed (160x200cm), with kitchenette and en-suite shower room

Reduced Occupancy

During the shoulder seasons, Terrea has a reduced price for a group of up to 6 that only need up to 3 bedrooms. The bedrooms not required will be closed, but the rest of the villa, its amenities and its grounds will remain at the complete disposal of guests. Should you book the reduced occupancy rate, the main house bedrooms will be prepared for you.

Inside

accommodation at Terrea is spread over a main house on three floors and three independent guesthouses in the grounds.

The formal entrance of the main house opens into a welcoming foyer, off which much of the ground floor accommodation flows. Straight on is a voluminous, bright open-plan communal space, which is comfortably furnished with a trio of sink-in sofas and a dining table. A feature stone wall and hard-wood floors add character, multiple windows bring in the light, and a pair of French doors lead out onto a shady terrace.

A door near the dining table opens into the good-sized, well-equipped country-style kitchen, which in turn accesses the shaded al fresco dining area and outdoor kitchen.

Back in the foyer, a door to the left opens into the main bedroom, a spacious, elegantly furnished double offering views out to sea and an en-suite shower room.

A third door off the foyer, this time on the right, leads into a corridor, off which the two remaining bedrooms on the ground floor are accessed:

• a double bedroom with lofty, white beamed ceilings, garden views and an en-suite shower room
• a twin bedroom with en-suite shower room and French windows opening out onto a little terrace with views over the pool, the grounds and out to sea

A staircase next to the first of these two bedrooms leads up to the first floor, which is given over to a reading and TV room, a bathroom, and access to a pair of sea-view terraces, one shaded, one sun-kissed.

Accommodation in the main house is completed by the lower ground floor, which is accessed via a staircase between the kitchen and an elegant hallway off the living area. Here there is a games room-cum-reading room furnished with a sofa.

The first of the three guesthouses is located at the bottom of the steps that lead up to the entrance of the main house. It hosts a double bedroom with sofa, white-beamed ceilings, garden views and an en-suite shower room.

The second guesthouse is located next to the pool and comprises a double-twin bedroom with en-suite shower room.

Last, but not least, is the third guesthouse, which is located just above the main house's al fresco dining area. Here there is a double bedroom with a sitting area, a kitchenette, an en-suite shower room and a long terrace looking over the main house, the gardens and out to sea.

Outside

immersed in a five-acre estate of olive groves and vineyards, the property has been in the same family for generations, and the maturity of the verdant gardens and the shade-giving trees testifies to this.

Interspersed with lawns and burgeoning shrubs and plants, terraces wrap around Terrea on different levels, offering plenty of opportunities for sociable gatherings and private moments.

The living and dining area opens out onto a shaded terrace, furnished with quality outdoor sofas and armchairs. Following this terrace round to the right is the wonderful al fresco living area, a sheltered and secluded haven with plenty of space for everyone and a fabulous outdoor cooking area featuring a large-scale, in-built barbecue.

Outside the entrance of the main house, steps lead down to a courtyard, off which is the first guesthouse. A few more steps down from there and one arrives at the fabulous pool area (home to the second guesthouse), which has a pergola with dining table, an indoor-outdoor sitting room, and, of course, the tempting pool itself.

Paths and steps weave between the various terraces, around the grounds and out into the vineyards and olive groves, making Terrea a fascinating property to explore. One of the most well-trodden of these paths leads down to the tennis and basketball courts, both fabulous additions to the property's already full roll-call of attractions.

There is helipad near Terrea and helicopters can occasionally be heard landing, especially during peak season, although no more that twice a day.

Due to the nature of the property including terraces low walls and several drops around the grounds, children must be supervised at all times.

The number of steps that must be negotiated to get into and/or around this property might make it unsuitable for people with mobility problems.

Although this property is located within walking distance of some shops and restaurants, we strongly recommend that you hire a car.

When the ferry connections timetable is not yet published for your travel dates, we recommend choosing a flight arriving in Athens or Mykonos by midday or, alternatively, adding a night in Athens or Mykonos the day before and/or after your time in Tinos.

Please note that due to the risk of wildfires, the use of fire pits and barbecues is restricted when the weather is windy or temperatures are high. This is particularly common in July and August. More information will be provided in your House Guide and via your local specialist.