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‘Mati’ is the Greek word that stands for ‘eye’ and villa Mati is named after one of its two pools, which is eye-shaped. Eyes are a big part of Greek culture as they’ve always been used as talismans throughout history to keep away bad energy from houses and people. Villa Mati’s cycladic architecture along with its bright aura, promises a tranquil stay.

Standing among fields 600m above Ftelia Beach, the newly built house is a luxurious heaven for tranquil repose that offers fantastic sea & country side views. The harmonious composition of stone, white walls & wooden details create a unique character. The characteristic, windmill-built guest room offers an authentic cycladic sensation.

EOT Number: 1195992

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Villa Mati

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Villa Kele is named after the Greek word ‘keli’, this word was commonly used around Greek islands to name the small shelter houses made of stone where farmers could protect their animals or even live there with them. Plenty of those were built by Mykonian farmers back in the old days. Villa Kele used to be one of those and is a living example of how our heritage continues to live through us. Some parts of the old ‘Kele’ are still preserved.

EOT number 1102684

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Villa Kele

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The name of the villa is inspired from the Greek word ‘Aloni’ which means ‘threshing floor’. Mykonian threshing floors were flat and paved round shaped surfaces enclosed by stones, always located to a place exposed to the wind. Local farmers used the help of donkeys to thresh the grain harvest and the wind would do the rest of the work by winnowing it. You will find the perfectly preserved aloni at the outside area of the villa which is now transformed into a unique outdoor cinema 

EOT number 1102676 

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