Serifos holiday Villa Hera

Set on a hillside south of Rammos village, this Serifos holiday villa commands sweeping views across the Aegean, the scattered Cycladic islands, and the iconic whitewashed Hora perched dramatically on the mountain above. Open and airy by design, the four-bedroom property sleeps up to seven and captures the unhurried spirit of one of Greece’s most unspoiled islands — where world-class beaches, ancient footpaths, and a harbour village of easy charm are all within easy reach.

Interior

Furnished in understated Cycladic style. The villa’s light-filled interiors feel effortlessly comfortable. Whitewashed walls, clean lines, and generous windows that frame the Aegean at every turn. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area forms the heart of the home. Fully equipped with an electric oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Four bedrooms sleep up to seven: two doubles, a twin, and a single, spread across two floors. The first-floor double and twin both feature air conditioning; all rooms have ceiling fans. Three bathrooms serve the house, with en-suite facilities on the upper floor.

Exterior

A large shared pool — 12m x 4.5m — sits within a stone terrace and opens to panoramic views of the Aegean. Guests share the pool with the neighbouring Villa Rene.  When Rene is unoccupied guest have exclusive access. Terraces, a pergola-shaded  patio, and comfortable lounging areas extend the living space outside, making the most of Serifos’s long, sun-drenched summers. A designated parking area is available on the property.

Whereabouts

Serifos is one of the Aegean’s best-kept secrets — rugged and unhurried, with some of the finest beaches in the Cyclades. The nearest stretch of sand is under two kilometres away, while the harbour village of Livadi, with its waterfront tavernas, bakeries, and shops, sits just 3km from the villa. Psili Ammos, once named Europe’s best beach by the Sunday Times, is a fifteen-minute drive. The hilltop Hora — all cobbled lanes, Venetian castle ruins, and sweeping island views — is reachable in around ten minutes by car. Beyond the beaches, the island rewards explorers: mapped hiking trails, sea caves, old iron mines, and a coastline partly protected under the EU’s Natura 2000 network make Serifos as rich inland as it is on the shore. Serifos is reached by ferry from Piraeus in approximately two and a half hours.

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