Two words, one name
Charis and Kleos are the halves of Charikleia, the name our mother was given. Charis is grace: the welcome at the door, the favour given without invoice. Kleos is what is heard of you at a distance. The old name means the one whose grace is what she is known for.
- In Homer, Charis is the figure who comes forward to welcome a guest into the house
- Pindar uses both words in one poem: Charis who makes all things sweet for mortals, and kleos that shines from afar
- Walk up the estate and the houses say her name in order: Charis at the garden, Kleos on the horizon
One villa, the whole horizon
Kleos is a single private villa, yours exclusively — four sea-view suites at pool level, two lounges and a sunset bar, every room framing the Saronic Gulf.
- Four sea-view suites on one pool-level floor — no one draws the short room
- Two lounges and a sunset bar; the house exclusively yours, never shared
- Built for a family, a group of friends, or two or three couples together
Beach, islands, and the wider Riviera
The house stands on a quiet cliffside near Anavyssos, the sea 150 m below. Beaches, the cape and an island ferry are all close.
- The nearest swim is two minutes downhill
- Cape Sounion’s sunset about 30 minutes south; Athens airport about 35 minutes
- A marina nearby for day-sails toward Aegina, Poros and Hydra
From the terrace, Patroklos bears 197° and Aegina 273° — eight and forty-two kilometres of open water.
200°–360°
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4sea-view suites
6bathrooms
- Sea-view pool & jacuzzi
- Sunset bar & pool lounge
- Arsída & Patroklos views
- Private cliffside setting
