Stone-walled and low to the ground, this cottage-style home feels like it’s always been part of the Mykonos landscape. The cozy, traditional charm of the olive grove in the garden and sun-kissed stone patio is deceiving, though: this villa was just built. Drive 2 kilometers down to Ftelia Beach, where you can watch the windsurfers that flock to this spot from one of the oceanfront restaurants.

The villa’s outdoor living areas serve up views of both sea and land. See what you can spot from a lounger on the patio and the covered alfresco sitting area. A barbecue and outdoor dining for 10 make light work of dinner, and if you’d like to soak under the stars, ask to have the hot tub heated up before your arrival.

Though the villa is practically new, it takes its cues from centuries of Greek-island architecture, using plenty of stone, wood, and whitewashed walls. The living and dining areas are inviting spots to unwind after a day spent on the beach or exploring the area, and the fully equipped kitchen opens to the patio to make alfresco dining a snap.

From the villa’s setting amid fields and gentle hills, it's a 5-minute drive to Ftelia Beach, a relatively quiet, sandy cove whose usually steady breeze attracts plenty of wind-sport lovers. Elia Beach, one of the longest sandy beaches on the island, and Super Paradise Beach, a.k.a. party central, are also a short drive from the villa.

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