This Greek villa has some serious aura.

Perched along the Aegean Sea on the island of Antiparos, the minimalist estate sits on just over an acre. The eight-bedroom residence—known as Aura—spans about 6,300 square feet and includes a range of indoor and outdoor amenities, with easy flow between indoor and outdoor living areas.

Beyond relaxation and rejuvenation, the home was designed by ISV Architects with sustainability as a core focus. It’s a zero-carbon build that incorporates solar panels, underfloor heating and cooling, and high-performance insulation for regulating both temperature and sound. These features contribute to its A+ energy rating, and it is expected to achieve an “excellent” BREEAM International certification, which would make it the only residential building in Greece to hold that distinction.

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Eligible for both Greece’s golden visa and non-domicile programs, Aura pairs clean lines with generous space for friends and family to gather en masse. Twenty-foot windows anchor one end of the expansive living room, while the other opens onto one of two outdoor dining areas. The kitchen is centered around a large island that doubles as a dining table, comfortably seating eight.

All eight bedrooms have en suite bathrooms, with many opening onto patios overlooking the Aegean. There’s also a service bedroom for staff, along with two additional guest bathrooms across the property. Other perks include a wine cellar and a fitness center with a sauna.

The home extends onto an expansive loggia with plenty of space for lounging and dining beside the heated infinity pool. Just below, built-in seating wraps around a fire pit. Additional highlights include a children’s play area, a small vineyard, vegetable and melon gardens, and a four-car garage.

The $8 million listing is held by Despina Laou at Greece Sotheby’s International Realty.

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