Ground Floor: Open plan living/dining room (A/C, Smart TV, WiFi) with patio doors to wraparound terrace. Kitchen (two ovens, microwave, dishwasher). Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite shower room and patio doors to balcony. Cloakroom. First Floor: Principal double bedroom (A/C, ceiling fan) with open plan en suite bathroom with separate bath and shower and patio doors to balcony. Double bedroom (A/C) with en suite shower room and patio doors to balcony. Lower Ground Floor: Utility room (washing machine & tumble dryer). Outside: Sun terrace. Portable barbecue. Covered dining terrace. Private parking. Private irregular shaped swimming pool (9m x 4m at widest point) with side Roman steps, infinity edge and uniform depth of 1.5m
Zervos is the perfect example of traditional Greek architecture encompassing a modern twist to offer a peaceful retreat for those seeking elegance and comfort. The interiors are stylishly decorated with a blend of traditional and contemporary design and large windows throughout means that guests can enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and wooded landscape from all rooms and terraces.
Accommodation is split across three levels with the ground floor comprising of a double bedroom and a well-equipped kitchen, ideal for those wanting to take advantage of a self-catering holiday and a spacious relaxing living area, all offering splendid views across the surrounding countryside. A spiral staircase leads to the first floor where there are two further double bedrooms.
The villa boasts a unique irregular curved infinity pool, which is set slightly away from the villa, at the front of the property, perfect for a refreshing dip or simply lounging around. A complete outdoor dining area is the perfect place to enjoy sociable meals al fresco.
The secluded location, at the top of a steep driveway, ensures privacy and tranquillity, allowing you to fully unwind and relax, yet for everyday essentials Virós is just a few minutes’ drive away and has a good choice of mini-markets, tavernas and cafés as well as several kafenions (coffee bars) where impromptu invitations to join the locals in their beloved pastime of backgammon are not uncommon! Guests staying at Zervos during July and August will be pleased to know there is a traditional taverna situated just 100m away at the bottom of the hill.
Within easy distance is the beach of Pontikonisi (5km) and Benitses (10km) as well as many smaller pebble beaches along the coastal road to the south.
Corfu Town is a captivating mix of history, culture and architectural beauty. Visitors can explore the iconic Old Fortress, a Venetian stronghold offering sweeping views of the town and harbour. Strolling along the Liston Promenade, a beautiful arcade built during French rule, provides a glimpse into the town’s cosmopolitan past, while the expansive Spianada Square, the largest in Greece, is perfect for people-watching or relaxing in a café. The Church of St. Spyridon, dedicated to the island’s patron saint, is a must-see for its religious significance and the Palace of St. Michael and St. George now houses the Museum of Asian Art. History enthusiasts will appreciate the Corfu Archaeological Museum with its displays of fascinating ancient artifacts and the New Fortress, which offers impressive views of the town from its hilltop perch.
The property driveway, while wide and paved, is also quite steep.
Please note: The Greek Government charge a Climate Tax which is payable by guests staying in hotels and other properties. For Zervos the charge is a flat rate of €15 (£13.04) per night. For your convenience we will add this amount to your booking, rather than you having to pay it in resort.
