8 Guests   4 Bedrooms   5 Bathrooms
 
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Why Guests love it
Private infinity pool
Ample alfresco area
Close to the beach

 
The concept: Peloponnese family retreat
Lillian is a luxury Peloponnese 4-bedroom villa, perfect for a group of family and friends that want to indulge in privacy. Standing gracefully on a hilltop surrounded by local trees, the villa offers stunning vistas of the sparkling sea and Gialova lagoon. Its premium location grants easy access to the most pristine beaches, like Voidokilia beach, and the historic Pylos town, so you can fully explore the magic of Peloponnese. 

Outdoors
Built exclusively out of natural materials and indigenous stone, Lillian blends wonderfully with the landscape, making you feel like it was always part of the landscape. The first thing you’ll see as you enter your patio is an impressive infinity pool on a wooden deck surrounded by loungers and parasols. Just a few steps away you will find the lounge and dining area – totally protected from the sun and winds – waiting to host memorable dinner parties under the starry sky. Don’t forget to make good use of the BBQ to taste the local Mediterranean cuisine.

Indoors
The aesthetically pleasing interior of Lillian is adorned with vivid earthy colors and minimal design that, along with the floor-to-ceiling doors, create a bright and inviting ambiance. 4 luxury bedrooms are spread over the 2 levels of the villa, guarantying a sense of privacy even among the guests and featuring bespoke home comforts for your stay. The open-plan living area welcomes the guests to unwind and relax while the fully equipped kitchen has every amenity to make your breakfast and enjoy your morning espresso while savoring the view. Trust us, you have everything you need for the vacation of a lifetime.

Good to know
Lillian is just a short drive away from the scenic Pylos town, where you can find many restaurants and bars as well as historical monuments. The most important one is the Palace of Nestor, which is dated back to the Mycenaean era and is the best-preserved Greek palace discovered. If you want to learn more about history, you can also visit the archaeological museum that focuses on the Mycenaean civilization.