Located in the exclusive region of Assos, Villa Bookman epitomizes elegance and serenity, offering a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views. This exceptional villa is centrally positioned on the property, providing an ideal spot to take in the panoramic vistas of the Kefalonian coastline, radiant sunsets, and the tranquil setting of Assos village.

On the ground level, guests are greeted by a stylishly appointed twin bedroom and a separate master bathroom. Stepping down from this area, one enters the radiant open-plan living and dining space, flooded with natural light. Expansive windows lead to the southern terrace of the villa, which is elegantly furnished with a barbecue area. This outdoor space presents spectacular views of Myrtos Bay, Assos village, and the historical Assos Castle.

From the terrace, a staircase descends to the north-facing pool terrace, where tranquility reigns supreme. Here, guests can relax on sun loungers under a shaded gazebo or enjoy leisurely swims in the private pool, all while admiring the stunning views of the Ionian Sea and Assos Castle promontory. Convenient access to a well-equipped kitchen from the pool terrace allows for seamless preparation of meals.

The attic master double bedroom on the second floor is a lavish sanctuary with small windows on both the north and south sides, offering unique and equally mesmerizing views.

Villa Bookman is more than a holiday home; it is a haven that combines a privileged location with luxurious comfort and spacious accommodations. Guests can indulge in refreshing swims in the pool and enjoy peaceful dinners in the garden, both accompanied by the villa’s stunning views, making it an ideal destination for families.

Assos lies within the Municipality of Errisos on the north-western tip of Kefalonia, near the renowned Myrtos Beach. Easily accessible by car or bus from Argostoli, the island’s capital, the journey to Assos is a scenic 40 km drive through dramatic coastal landscapes, rocky outcrops, and serene waters, framed by forested hills of cypress and pine. This small, traditional village boasts around one hundred permanent residents and stands out as one of Kefalonia’s most picturesque locations. The village charm is enhanced by the warm hospitality of its people, traditional Ionian architecture, meandering paths, and taverns along the quay, all contributing to a welcoming atmosphere reminiscent of a bygone era.