- Villa Nitsa - Nissaki -
Description ...
Few villas along this beautiful coastline are within walking distance of a choice of restaurants, a well stocked mini market, local bakery and an ATM machine. Villa Nitsa is an excellent choice for guests who are looking for a car free holiday.
This recently renovated modern villa sits on a one acre plot and enjoys lovely sea views from all three of it's bedrooms and each has access onto the covered veranda. The pool is an excellent size, with plenty of patio & decked areas for the sun loungers and huge parasols. There is a lovely pergola with wicker style lounge furniture to enjoy the evenings and for guests who enjoy dining at home there is a brick built BBQ and outside dining table seating 6.
The villa is on one level and consists of an open-plan kitchen and comfortable sitting room with large flat screen Apple TV, to one side views of the sea and the front a French window to the pool area. From the hallway, three adjacent bedrooms and guest bathroom & a further two family bathrooms.
Sleepy hamlet
This quiet place on the northeast coast of Corfu is laid out around a trio of coves, with sweeping views over to Albania. Nissaki comes with a clutch of shops and restaurants, and spreads up into the pine-covered foothills of Mount Pantokrator, Corfu’s highest peak. You’ll find some premium hiking trails if you can drag yourself away from the village’s old-world charm and relaxed beach.
A secluded beach
The narrow, horseshoe-shaped main beach is made up of white pebbles shelving gently into clear waters. You’ll always find a spot here, even at the busiest times, and there are plenty of sunloungers and parasols to rent. If you’re feeling adventurous you can snorkel around the nearby coves, or hire a boat to explore them.
Jaw-dropping walks
Behind the village, there are paths leading through the cypress-covered sides of Mount Pandokator – you could pack a picnic and wander off for the day. The 220-kilometre-long Corfu Trail, which winds around the island, passes through the valley behind Nissaki – you’ll get a stunning sea view if you head out along the steep coastal path towards the rocky coves of Katavolos.
Days out
From around 80 euros a day you can hire a speedboat and glide around the coastline. A popular destination is Agni, where there’s a pretty, pebbly bay backed by a trio of family-run tavernas. Or you can drive to Corfu Town in about 40 minutes. The island capital wears its Venetian architecture well, though there’s a distinctly Parisienne look to The Liston, an arcade of elegant cafés.
This recently renovated modern villa sits on a one acre plot and enjoys lovely sea views from all three of it's bedrooms and each has access onto the covered veranda. The pool is an excellent size, with plenty of patio & decked areas for the sun loungers and huge parasols. There is a lovely pergola with wicker style lounge furniture to enjoy the evenings and for guests who enjoy dining at home there is a brick built BBQ and outside dining table seating 6.
The villa is on one level and consists of an open-plan kitchen and comfortable sitting room with large flat screen Apple TV, to one side views of the sea and the front a French window to the pool area. From the hallway, three adjacent bedrooms and guest bathroom & a further two family bathrooms.
Sleepy hamlet
This quiet place on the northeast coast of Corfu is laid out around a trio of coves, with sweeping views over to Albania. Nissaki comes with a clutch of shops and restaurants, and spreads up into the pine-covered foothills of Mount Pantokrator, Corfu’s highest peak. You’ll find some premium hiking trails if you can drag yourself away from the village’s old-world charm and relaxed beach.
A secluded beach
The narrow, horseshoe-shaped main beach is made up of white pebbles shelving gently into clear waters. You’ll always find a spot here, even at the busiest times, and there are plenty of sunloungers and parasols to rent. If you’re feeling adventurous you can snorkel around the nearby coves, or hire a boat to explore them.
Jaw-dropping walks
Behind the village, there are paths leading through the cypress-covered sides of Mount Pandokator – you could pack a picnic and wander off for the day. The 220-kilometre-long Corfu Trail, which winds around the island, passes through the valley behind Nissaki – you’ll get a stunning sea view if you head out along the steep coastal path towards the rocky coves of Katavolos.
Days out
From around 80 euros a day you can hire a speedboat and glide around the coastline. A popular destination is Agni, where there’s a pretty, pebbly bay backed by a trio of family-run tavernas. Or you can drive to Corfu Town in about 40 minutes. The island capital wears its Venetian architecture well, though there’s a distinctly Parisienne look to The Liston, an arcade of elegant cafés.
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Bedrooms:
Bedroom 1 with King Size Bed, bedside tables, dressing table, fitted wardrobes, French doors to veranda. Bedroom 2 & 3 - Twin Beds, bedside cabinets, wardrobe, French doors to veranda Bathrooms: Guest bathroom & 2 additional Family Shower Rooms Kitchen: Fully fitted kitchen with electric oven, electric ceramic 4 burner hob, overhead extractor fan, dishwasher, microwave and tall fridge/freezer. Utility Room: Washing machine. Iron and ironing board is also available. Living Room: Open-plan living room with comfortable sofa. Flat Screen wall mounted TV with satellite TV. Other: Mosquito nets to all windows! Cleaning/Towels/Linen/Maid service: Towels & Linen are included and replaced midway through stays of 10 nights or more, although arrangements can be made for additional housekeeping, in house catering & welcome packs (recommended for late night arrivals). Accessibility: The villa is suitable for persons with walking difficulties. Outside: Heated Swimming pool* surrounded with patio areas, outside lounge furniture, dining table for alfresco dining and Built in BBQ (* €20.00 per day supplement) |
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- 2019 Rates & On-line Reservations -
All Rentals are subject to a €6.00 per person Villa Damage Waiver Insurance. This replaces a security deposit.
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