Velour

The concept: Family Time

Villa Velour offers a grounded and flexible space for those who value understated comfort, thoughtful design, and the natural beauty of Naxos. Quietly located in the southwest part of the island, the villa accommodates up to six guests plus 2 children across three independent bedrooms, blending Cycladic architecture with a modern, earthy sensibility. It’s a place where you can be together without feeling confined, with open views, gentle sea breezes, and enough space to make each day your own.

Outdoors

The outdoor layout centers around an infinity pool that opens to the sea, offering an ever-changing view throughout the day. The surrounding terrace is well-furnished with sun loungers, shaded corners, and a dedicated dining area perfect for open-air meals. Whether you're spending a quiet afternoon reading by the fire pit or gathering in the evening under the pergola, the outdoor areas are both functional and calming. A private gate and soft landscaping add to the sense of security and calm, making it particularly well-suited for families.

Indoors

Inside, the villa is light-filled and uncomplicated in the best way. The master bedroom and guest suite each have private verandas, while the third bedroom features a family-friendly bunk bed setup with a double lower bunk and 2 single upper—perfect for children or flexible sleeping arrangements. Each room has its own en-suite bathroom and entrance, securing autonomy for all guests. The open-plan living area includes a full kitchen, a cozy lounge, and seamless access to the terrace, creating a natural flow.

Good to know

Velour is also located close to several beaches and just a short drive from Naxos Town, offering easy access to dining, shopping, and cultural sites. Essential services are nearby, and the villa includes weekly cleaning, private parking, and access to a shared calisthenics gym for more active days. Whether you prefer to spend your vacation exploring or unwinding at home, this is a space that offers quiet luxury without overstatement.