Agnos Beach Villa

Sitting on a quieter stretch of Corfu's north coast, this 130 sqm villa rests on a 1,800 sqm plot and unfolds over two floors.

Built in 2022, the villa pairs a contemporary interior with traditional stone exterior construction. This combination gives the building genuine Corfiot character alongside the comfort and performance expected of a new build. The ground floor houses the open-plan living/dining room, the kitchen, and one en-suite bedroom. A log burner adds warmth and character on cooler evenings and extends how comfortably the villa can be used outside the height of summer. Large windows and glass doors run the length of the ground floor, filling the open-plan kitchen, living area, and bedroom with natural light and keeping the space connected to the garden and veranda outside.

The upper floor holds the second en-suite bedroom, which opens onto a large veranda, the villa's principal outdoor living space and the best vantage point over the surrounding Agnos countryside.

The stone facade and the glazing work together so that the villa reads as contemporary from the inside and unmistakably Corfiot from the outside, a balance that the north coast market consistently rewards and that helps a property like this stand out among more generic new builds nearby.

The 1,800 sqm gated plot is one of the more unusual features for a property this close to the coast. Beachside villas on this part of the north coast typically sit on far smaller plots, so the privacy, greenery, and space around the villa here are genuinely scarce. A large driveway behind a secure gate covers parking and everyday access. A private swimming pool sits on a paved sun terrace beside the house, with sun loungers and a partially covered pergola area for shaded outdoor dining, all looking out over the open countryside beyond the plot.

Rental potential
The villa already operates as an established holiday rental with a strong income record, so a buyer is taking on a property that performs rather than one still to be tested in the market. Corfu's north coast has a long spring-to-autumn holiday season that supports continued short-stay letting, and the two independent en-suite bedrooms make it easy for a rental to host two separate parties or a family without anyone sharing a bathroom.

Location - distances
Agnos sits in a quiet, largely residential stretch of Corfu's north coast, away from the more built-up resort strips, with the beach itself the main daily draw. Roda and Acharavi, both a short drive away, are the practical hubs for the area: Acharavi is the larger of the two, with the everyday shops, bank, and services a full-time north coast base needs, while Roda adds a wider choice of restaurants and beach-facing tavernas. Both towns keep a permanent local community alongside the seasonal tourist trade, so the area doesn't empty out entirely once summer ends.

Corfu Town and the island's international airport are 37 km away, a manageable drive for guests arriving from across Europe and for anything requiring the capital's shops, services, or transport links. Closer to home, the north coast's local bus routes and road links connect Agnos to the surrounding towns and villages, which matters as much for guests without a hire car as it does for owners settling in for a longer stay.