Aelia House
Aelia House, a white Cycladic villa above an infinity pool on Paros at golden hour

Paros · Cyclades · Greece

Aelia House

A private villa above the water near Naousa. Four bedrooms, one long table, and a pool that ends in the Aegean.

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The house

Built from stone, plaster and shade

Aelia House sits on a terraced slope of olive trees, ten minutes above the fishing harbour of Naousa. It was designed to disappear into its hillside: white plaster, natural stone, teak shutters that fold back on themselves until the rooms and the terraces become the same place.

Inside, everything is tactile and unhurried — linen, lime wash, hand-thrown ceramics, oak worn smooth. Outside, the day organises itself around water, shade and the long table.

Living room with linen sofas opening to a sea-view terrace
Shaded terrace bench beneath bougainvillea with sea view
Principal bedroom with an arched window over the Aegean
Long outdoor dining table set at golden hour

Nine indoor and outdoor rooms, arranged so that eight people can be together or entirely alone.

Infinity pool at Aelia House meeting the sea at sunset

At a glance

Whitewashed lane in Naousa at dusk

Where you are

Ten minutes above Naousa

Fishing boats and late dinners in the harbour, quiet coves to the north, marble villages inland. Paros port is roughly 25 minutes by car; Athens is a ferry or a short flight away.

Getting here

Guests

We stopped checking our phones on the second morning. The light, the quiet, the smell of the olive trees — it rearranged us.

Claire & Tom · London

Eight of us, one long table, ten nights. Sofia arranged everything before we thought to ask.

The Bergström family · Stockholm

The pool at seven in the morning is the reason we are coming back.

Nadia H. · Paris

Aelia House terrace and lit pool at dusk

Summer 2026

The house is quiet. The table is long.

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