For Sale 1,400,000€ - Luxury Villas Greece, Villas for Sale Greece
Villa for sale Mykonos, Elia Beach
- comfortable living room,
- dining room,
- functional kitchen,
- a master bedroom with en-suite bath and
- big verandas with pergolas with marvelous view to the sea.
The verandas are connected with the private swimming-pool by stairs. The access to the ground floor is done by an entry space of 10.85 sq.m.
- two master bedroom with ensuite bath,
- a bedroom with two single beds
- a bath,
- kitchenette,
- water tank and
- a support room of 4.50 sq.m, for storage and laundry use.
The space which faces the seaside, due to the existing bents of the ground, is considered as ground floor and is direct and functional connected by stairs with the private swimming pool.
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50 million euros: Record price for the most privileged villa in Mykonos
The famous hairdresser, Charles Worthington, who had bought the former villa of Petros Kostopoulos, is putting it up for sale at a price that, if achieved, would break every record on the Island of the Winds.
The idyllic island of Mykonos has established itself as the playground for the rich and famous, and in recent years, visitors have been flocking to this glamorous resort. The well-known hairdresser Charles Worthington is no exception, who has worked with celebrities such as Goldie Hawn, Sharon Stone, Lily James, Tracey Emin, but also Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall. Worthington has been trying to sell his eight-bedroom mansion for €50m for a while now.
Business tycoon Charles Worthington is looking to sell an eight-bedroom villa on Mykonos, in what would be the biggest deal of its kind on the Greek island.
The 1.6-acre (6475 sq m) estate – situated on an island filled with luxury homes owned by the likes of US billionaire Todd Boehly – will go on sale for €50 million ($80 million) Τhe property is Charles Worthington, who built a fortune in celebrity hairdressing and sold his namesake beauty firm to consumer goods company PZ Cussons for about £37 million in 2004.
