Villa Pond

Sheltered between green hilltops overlooking the city of Corfu, Villa Pond of 350 sq.m. is wonderfully secluded.
A stunning countryside, vineyards and an ornamental lake make this villa a tranquil and solitary retreat and the right place to unwind and relax.
The villa is within easy access of Corfu’s city center as well as of the island’s main attractions.
The colors, lighting and works of art are carefully balanced to create a totally relaxing atmosphere and the maximum of comfort.

All the incredibly spacious rooms have balconies overlooking the city of Corfu.
Here you can discover the secrets of olive oil and of wine making, visiting the estate’s winery during the month of September and the olive press during the harvesting period.
Wander along the pretty pathways through the garden, take a romantic walk around the lake or sit out on the veranda enjoying the glorious views of the sea.Wonderfully secluded hillside villa, set among stunning countryside with a private winery and olive press.

Ground floor:

• Large open-plan living/dining room (sat TV, DVD/MP3 player)
• Fully equipped kitchen (with all essential crockery, cutlery and pots, fridge/freezer, cooker, oven, microwave oven, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, toaster)
• 1 double master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and veranda with sea view
• 2 twin bedrooms (25 sq. m.), each one with en-suite bathroom and veranda/window with sea view
• Visitors WC
• Laundry room (with washing machine, tumble dryer, ironing facilities)

Situated on a lower level than the main house, a charming apartment with living area, 2 twin bedrooms each one with en-suite bathroom and views of the garden

Outdoors:

• Private infinity-edged swimming pool with views over the city of Corfu
• Large covered outdoor dining area

Gouvia is one of the most developed touristic destinations near the city of Corfu.

Gouvia offers a fully organized beach with shallow waters, ideal for swimming, watersports and a large, modern marina  used for docking and replenishing boats. Gouvia connects with the city of Corfu by urban bus which runs every half hour from dawn till dusk.

Gouvia built on a natural bay, used to be a fisherman’s village named by the fish govious or gouvious – which is the name for the fish black gobi – which were fished in the area. In 1537, the residence was unsuccessfully besieged by the turkish fleet, commanded by Barbarosa. Two centuries later, after a similar attempt, the Venetians fortified the port and built a dockyard there. The ruins of the Venetian dockyards which were built during the 18^th century can be found next to the beach. The only things remaining from the old impressive Venetian edifice where they built their ships, are some arches.

Corfu Airport               : 7.0 km / 4.4 miles

Corfu New Port           : 7.0 km / 4.4 miles

Corfu Town                  : 7.0 km / 4.4 miles