Villa Poseidon

Set on an elevated hillside above the south coast of Mykonos, Villa Poseidon is a 6-bedroom luxury villa that takes the traditional whitewashed Cycladic envelope and pushes it into something more graphic and contemporary. The architecture pairs crisp white volumes with black slatted pergolas, framed window cuts, and a disciplined black-and-white material palette throughout.

The outdoor program is built around a long rectangular infinity pool that reaches toward the Aegean, lined with teak-and-black submerged daybeds — guests lounge in the water, not beside it. A covered dining pavilion runs along the pool with seating for ten beneath woven black pendants, paired with a hanging rattan chair and indoor-outdoor flow into the principal living spaces. A separate hedged plunge pool offers a more private soaking option, and the upper terrace holds a covered rooftop suite with its own jacuzzi, daybed, and lounge zone facing open water.

A standout feature: a fully enclosed indoor heated pool on the lower level, set against pure white surfaces with a framed sea-view picture window — useable year-round and a rare offering on the island. Inside the main residence, pale concrete floors, vaulted whitewashed ceilings, and a black-trimmed glazing system keep the design language consistent. Six en-suite bedrooms accommodate twelve guests across the property.

The location places guests minutes from Mykonos Town, Ornos, and Psarou Beach — close to the action, with the privacy of a hilltop position.