- Villa Serendipity - Nissaki -
Description ...
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Bedrooms:
Bedroom 1 - Ground Floor with Twin Beds, Built in Wardrobes, French Windows to pool & patio areas. Bedroom 2 - 1st Floor with Twin Beds, Built in Wardrobes, French Windows onto the Balcony Bedroom 3 -1st Floor with King Size Bed, Built in Wardrobes, French Windows onto the Balcony. Bathrooms: Bedroom 1 En-suite - Bath with overhead Shower, WC & Vanity Unit Bedroom 2 En-suite - Bath with overhead Shower, WC & Vanity Unit Bedroom 3 En-suite - Bath with Overhead Shower, WC & Vanity Unit Kitchen: Open plan modern fully fitted kitchen with built in appliances, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, hob etc Other: Large Upstairs Veranda with comfortable sofa and chairs to enjoy the stunning views. Poolside terrace for sunbathing, stylish wooden sun loungers, comfortable mattresses/sun umbrellas BBQ. Cleaning/Linen & towel change mid week. Pool/beach towels provided changed weekly. Additional Information: All Windows fitted with Fly Nets. All bedrooms have Hairdryers |
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Villa Serendipity is one of two stylish and extremely comfortable detached villas each with their own swimming pool and garden, each sitting on a 1 acre plot. Serendipity is the larger, more spacious of the two but both villas have three bedrooms and although completely independent of each other they would make a perfect choice for a large party of twelve.
Located in the North East of Corfu, between Glyfa and Nissaki they are both very well maintained by their British Owners and have the advantage of being within walking distance of a small beach & Nissaki harbour with it's choice of waterside taverna's. The nearest restaurant is a ten minute stroll being the very popular Taverna Glyfa waterside Taverna.
The views along the coastline and over to Corfu Town are stunning at all times of the day, and can be enjoyed from all main areas of the houses and terraces. The infinity style pools are both south facing & are bathed in sunshine all day. Full air-conditioning. Underfloor heating has been installed, but is unnecessary in high season.
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
For around 60 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.
Located in the North East of Corfu, between Glyfa and Nissaki they are both very well maintained by their British Owners and have the advantage of being within walking distance of a small beach & Nissaki harbour with it's choice of waterside taverna's. The nearest restaurant is a ten minute stroll being the very popular Taverna Glyfa waterside Taverna.
The views along the coastline and over to Corfu Town are stunning at all times of the day, and can be enjoyed from all main areas of the houses and terraces. The infinity style pools are both south facing & are bathed in sunshine all day. Full air-conditioning. Underfloor heating has been installed, but is unnecessary in high season.
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
For around 60 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.
- Rates & On-line Reservations -
All Rentals are subject to a £5.00 per person Villa Damage Waiver Insurance. This replaces a security deposit.
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