
An expansive infinity pool terrace features natural stone accents and a wooden pergola, framed by views across the Aegean Sea and the island's characteristic rolling hills.

The open-plan living room is furnished with grey sofas beneath exposed beam ceilings, whilst floor-to-ceiling glass doors connect the interior to the pool terrace and sea beyond.

The master bedroom centres on a king-size bed dressed in neutral linens, with contemporary artwork and rustic accents complementing the glass doors that open to sea views.
Sunshine Melody
VILLA • MYKONOS, CYCLADES ISLANDS, GREECE
7 Bedrooms • 8 Bathrooms • Sleeps 14
Sunshine Melody is a 7-bedroom beachfront villa in Mykonos sleeping 14 guests with direct access to Ftelia beach. Located just 7 kilometres from Mykonos Town, this substantial property combines traditional Cycladic architecture with contemporary luxury amenities including a private heated pool, gym and dedicated staff quarters. The villa features one bedroom in an independent guest house, making it ideal for multi-generational families or groups seeking both togetherness and privacy. Daily housekeeping and twice-weekly linen changes are included, along with 24/7 concierge services and the option to arrange a private chef. The sheltered terrace protects guests from the island's famous meltemi winds whilst maintaining unobstructed sea views. Ftelia beach offers a more secluded alternative to the busier southern beaches, with reliable wind conditions that attract windsurfers and kitesurfers. The property's position on the island's northern coast provides easy access to both the beach and the cultural attractions of Mykonos Town, whilst offering a peaceful retreat from the island's notorious nightlife scene.
See the full property →Best time to visit
Late spring through early autumn offers the warmest weather and calmest seas, with July and August bringing peak temperatures but also the strongest meltemi winds that can provide welcome relief. May and September represent the sweet spot for many visitors, combining warm weather with fewer crowds and more comfortable prices. Winter months see the island largely shut down, with many restaurants and services closed, though the dramatic storm-watching from a beachfront position has its own appeal.
01The Architecture
The villa follows traditional Cycladic architectural principles with its white-washed cubic forms and flat rooflines, designed to withstand the island's powerful meltemi winds. Local stone foundations anchor the structure to the coastal landscape, whilst the characteristic white render reflects the intense Aegean sunlight. The property spans 4,305 square feet across multiple levels that follow the natural slope toward the beach,…
02The Interior
The interior design balances Cycladic minimalism with contemporary comfort, using a palette of whites and natural materials that amplify the coastal light. Locally-sourced stone and timber create warmth against the crisp white walls, whilst carefully chosen furnishings in ocean blues and sandy tones echo the beachfront setting. Each of the seven bedrooms features en-suite bathrooms with modern fixtures, whilst the…
03The Outdoor
The terraced outdoor spaces cascade down toward Ftelia beach, creating multiple zones for dining, lounging and swimming at different levels. The private heated pool sits centrally within the terrace complex, surrounded by sun loungers and shaded seating areas that remain comfortable even during the strongest meltemi winds. Stone-paved pathways connect the various outdoor levels, bordered by drought-resistant Mediterranean plantings that…
04The Location
Ftelia beach on Mykonos's northern coast offers a dramatically different character from the island's famous southern party beaches, with consistent winds that attract serious water sports enthusiasts and a more relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. The beach stretches for over a kilometre of golden sand with crystal-clear waters, backed by low dunes and traditional tavernas rather than high-end beach clubs. Mykonos Town…
05Ideal For
Large groups and multi-generational families who want direct beach access without sacrificing proximity to Mykonos Town. The independent guest house makes it particularly suitable for grandparents travelling with adult children and grandchildren, or groups of friends who want both privacy and communal spaces. Water sports enthusiasts will appreciate Ftelia's consistent wind conditions, whilst those seeking a more relaxed island experience…
Amenities
TheChosenStay's Guide
dining
Funky Kitchen
Family-run taverna serving traditional Greek dishes with excellent fresh fish, just a short walk along the beach from the villa.
5 minutes on foot
experience
Delos archaeological site
UNESCO World Heritage site accessible by boat from Mykonos Town, showcasing one of Greece's most important ancient sanctuaries with remarkably preserved mosaics and temples.
30 minutes by boat from Mykonos Town
activities
Ftelia windsurfing
The consistent meltemi winds make Ftelia one of the Aegean's best windsurfing spots, with equipment rental and instruction available directly on the beach.
on the beach
Starting from
$6,258 / week
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Our Rating
8.3 / 10Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Private Chef
- Beach Access
- Gym
- Concierge
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