Elodie

The concept: Your little world of luxury

Above Methoni, a six‑bedroom villa looks out to a long run of sea. This is Elodie—private, stone‑built, and sized for twelve, offering the best of both worlds as it is close to whatever the day calls for, yet totally secluded. Stone walls steady the eye, the sea pulls the horizon wide, and everything is arranged so days drift—breakfast stretching long, plans kept light, the house doing most of the hosting. You are close to town when you want a stroll; the rest of the time, sky and water do the work.

Outdoors

Local stone settles the architecture into the hillside, with the sea in a constant frame. Mornings start alfresco; by midday, the stairway down to the infinity pool calls for an unhurried swim. Lounges sit in deep shade for reading and naps; the gas BBQ takes over as the light softens and dinner moves onto the terrace. An outdoor shower keeps things effortless between swims, gardens wrap the house in green, and private parking with a garage makes arrivals and quick outings simple.

Indoors

Elodie is furnished in a modern style with neutral colors and materials that create a warm and soothing atmosphere. The communal area consists of an open-plan living space with a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. Large floor-to-ceiling sliding doors adorn every room, allowing natural light to flow seamlessly and offering endless sea vistas. There are 6 deluxe bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom and direct access to the outdoor area, allowing guests to step straight into the day.

Good to know

The Peloponnese draws visitors who value serenity and privacy yet want to explore the history and natural beauty of Greece. From Elodie, Methoni makes a great base for road trips to nearby historic towns, medieval castles, and museums—its own Venetian castle is among the most atmospheric and well-preserved in Greece. Along the coast, you’ll find plenty of beaches to match the day, from quiet coves to organized sandy stretches when you want loungers and an easy swim.