VILLA JULIA
Indulge yourself into a famous and of bespoke traditional Greek architecture island house.
Following a total geometric shape, Villa Julia is built right in front of the sea, on Aegina Island. The dramatic, rare scenery, the architecture and the historic importance of the building make it a unique place for your summer escapades in the Saronic Gulf, close to Athens, Greece.
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VILLA JULIA AMENITIES
Villa Julia offers an array of amenities, upscaling your new Mediterranean Lifestyle into a unique experience.
- sea view
- beach front
- stone walls
- large windows
- high luminosity
- square rooms
- verandas
- patio
- front garden
- 120 y.o. tree planted back garden
- parking spaces
- 2 extra constructions (as storages)
THE PROPERTY HISTORY
Villa Julia was built by Nikolaos Peroglou in 1893.
The Peroglou family was a prominent urban family of Smyrna. The dowry agreement, dated in 1805, of Maria Dilberoglou, his wife Petros Peroglou, grandfather of Nikolaos, is preservated until today.
Ioannis, son of Petros Peroglou, settled with his wife Aikaterini
Miliotou in Athens. Their son, Nikolaos, was born there, in the house located in junction of Koumbari and V. Sofias streets. This house later passed to the family Benaki, with whom the Peroglou family maintained friendly relations, is still today the roof of the Benaki Museum.
AEGINA: MEET THE ISLAND
According to myths, the island took its name from a nymph – daughter of the river God Asopos – whom Zeus fell in love with and took with him to the island! From 11/1/1827 until 3/10/1829 Aegina town was the temporary capital of the newly founded Greek state.
Aegina’s long summers, mild winters and proximity to Athens make it a year-long holiday destination. You’ll find antiquities and traditional tavernas, a port town with a 19th-century atmosphere, beaches, deserted Byzantine chapels, as well as pine-clad hills and mounds of freshly roasted pistachios.