Principal room
The Sea Room
The corner room above the cove — two walls of shutters, and the water the first thing you hear.
Cyclades, Greece
A whitewashed house above its own swimming cove, where the days are told in light — pale at breakfast, gold by the last swim.
The House
Aurelia was built by a shipping family in the sixties and kept low ever since: five rooms around a courtyard of bougainvillea, a path of one hundred and four steps down to the water, and a kitchen that answers to the morning market. We have looked after the house, and its keepers, for eleven years.
Villa Aurelia — the keeper's hour
The house is taken whole; the rooms below are how your party settles into it.
Principal room
The corner room above the cove — two walls of shutters, and the water the first thing you hear.
Standalone cottage
A one-room cottage in the olive terraces, for guests who like their own gate.
We came for a week and stayed for three. The house arranges you, somehow, into better hours.
E. & M. Rosseland
Villa Aurelia, three summers
Your advisor confirms the season, the rooms, and everything between the airport and the first swim.
Aspous Bay, Paros, Cyclades, Greece