Known for its dramatic coastline and rugged cliffs rising above the Ionian Sea, the Greek island of Corfu has long attracted those drawn to its dramatic natural beauty and sense of seclusion. On the island’s northeastern coast, Anassa embraces its untamed landscape with a design that feels rooted in its surroundings.

Built of local stone, the residence draws on the historical architecture of the area, which is traditionally associated with Scheria, the mythical land of the Phaeacians in Homer’s The Odyssey. Near Agni Bay, the furnished 6,673-square-foot estate takes a softer, modern approach indoors, with pastel hues, natural textures, and a relaxed atmosphere throughout.

A gated driveway sweeps down to a large garage, where a passageway and elevator connect to the main entrance. A fireplace anchors the living room, which sports soaring ceilings and opens to a covered stone terrace, where egged-shaped swinging chairs are positioned to take in the sea view. The kitchen has a glossy black island that pulls double duty as a casual dining spot; there’s also a formal dining room.

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Six bedrooms each come with their own bathroom. The larger bedrooms have lounge areas and many of them open to water-view terraces. Other highlights include a home theater and a fully equipped gym with a steam room.

Completely walled for security and privacy, the terraced grounds include a deck leading to a free-form infinity pool notched into the steep hillside, with an outdoor dining area and ample lounge space. A private path slices down the precipitous hillside to a secluded cove, where a small dock and jetty provide direct access to the crystal-clear Ionian Sea.

Eligible for Greece’s golden visa and non-dom programs, Anassa is on the market for $10.8 million with Despina Laou at Greece Sotheby’s International Realty.

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