Villa Antonia was built in 1974 — the first house guests saw entering Pefkochori. For over fifty years, run by the same family. Recently renovated, still in the heart of the village, still 150 metres from the sea.
Villa Antonia was built in 1974 — the first house guests saw entering Pefkochori. For five decades it welcomed families, couples and friend groups looking for a simple, comfortable place to spend a Halkidiki summer.
The village has changed around it: more cafés, more bakeries, faster roads, better Wi-Fi. The pine grove still rustles. The beach is still 150 metres away. And the house is still here — same plot, same name, still run by the same family.
What's new is the inside. After a full renovation, the five apartments are bright, comfortable and freshly fitted out, ready to host the next chapter of guests.
A renovation is a series of small choices. Here are the ones we cared about. Some things stayed exactly as they were — others we rebuilt from scratch.
You shouldn't have to figure out anything on arrival. The Wi-Fi works, the A/C is set, towels are folded, fridges are stocked. After that we get out of the way.
We don't do breakfast — but the bakery does, at fifty metres. We don't run a bar — but the village has plenty of them. We're a base camp, not a resort.
If something's not right, tell us. If you need a tip on where to swim or eat, ask.
Villa Antonia sits right on the main street at the village entrance — the kind of location where you can leave the car parked for a week and reach everything you need on foot.