Single level throughout, designed in whites, greys and natural wood, with the sea, port and hills brought in through every main room.
High ceilings, a fireplace, and two large glass doors that open onto an ever-changing view of the town, sea and distant islands. An oversized white linen corner sofa faces the view; reclaimed wood tables add warmth against the whites and greys.
Fully equipped and fully open to the living and dining room, so whoever's cooking still gets the view — and stays part of the conversation.
The first of two equally sized master bedrooms, looking directly over the pool to the sea beyond. Furnished with the same quiet, high-quality materials as the rest of the house.
The second master bedroom trades sea for hillside — an olive tree just outside the window, and the mountains behind Skopelos town beyond it.
A small single bedroom with a pool and sea view, and a fourth room with a sofa bed that opens to a double — well suited to children or an extra couple in the group.
Four sub-surface sun-beds sit in the pool itself and move easily to follow the shade or the sun through the day — a small detail that changes how you actually use it.
Wrapped in natural shade, furnished with a wicker sofa set, a large dining table for evenings in, and a smaller bistro set for a slower morning coffee.
Villa Icelle lists 59 amenities in total — the essentials most guests ask about first are below.
Note: a carbon monoxide alarm and smoke alarm were not reported for this property, and the pool does not have a gate or lock — worth knowing if you're travelling with young children.