Accommodation Ground floor: An open plan living/dining/kitchen area with full cooking facilities, and sliding doors onto a beautiful terrace with wicker patio sofas and directly to the swimming pool. There is also1 twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath/shower, and sliding doors onto an adjoining patio. There is also1 double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower, and sliding doors onto adjoining patio on the ground floor.

There is a marble staircase to:

First floor: 1 large double bedroom with en-suite Kyknos bathroom with bath/shower, and 2 sets of sliding doors onto 2 separate large balconies! and a lovely view of the surrounding area.

Outside:
A private swimming pool which is 10m x 5m. Around the pool is a natural stone terrace and mosaic tiles, this provides a large seating area with comfortable furniture and another patio with furniture. Olive groves and shrub beds surround the villas and all paths and patios are lit at night. There is a B.B.Q. for entertaining and a parking area. There are wonderful sea and hill views from this villa.

Villa Pegasus was completed in 2006 by the designer and builder Panos and are similarly designed and decorated to the nearby sister villas. Panos continues the constellation theme that all the other villas are named after; Kyknos (nearby Pegasus) means Swan in Greek and Pegasus is the winged horse. The design has been carefully thought out in that all the rooms have their own access to a patio or verandah.

These two neighbouring villas have plenty of space surrounding them with the added bonus of olive groves to the side and back. The views are not compromised by the angle of the building but they do benefit from more privacy. You can look across the hills and to the sea beyond nearby Spartohori village.

The decoration and furnishings are modern with vibrant paint effects in the living area, a fashionable and useful L­shape sofa and unusual pebble panelling in the first floor bathroom. An attractive feature of this villa is the amount of comfort and space around the pool. There are sunbeds and wicker furniture so you can relax in the shade or in the sun.

The secluded villa is always a nice quiet spot the only disturbance is likely to be the resident donkey that likes a chat with the neighbouring donkey in the afternoon. Rumour has it that the donkeys quite like a carrot for dinner!

It an easy 5-minute walk from the villa to the village of Spartohori, with its narrow lanes and traditional houses. A torch is an idea for a night time return. There are a handful of tavernas offering good, freshly prepared Greek food, a few mini-markets and a butchers shop for those who prefer to enjoy a lazy evening at the villa over a B.B.Q. As you wind your way through the village admiring the lovely gardens, you will glimpse views of Spilia bay below. Approximately 15 minutes down the hill and you will reach the shingle beach and harbour. You can refresh yourself with a cooling dip, maybe before or after a visit to one of the waterside tavernas. Motorboats can be moored here and it is great fun to explore the numerous coves and beaches around the island. Our accommodation price includes a Group C car for up to 5 persons or a 15 hp boat. If you choose the hire car we recommend hiring a small boat for part or all of your stay.