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Northeast corner. The pool faces east, so it catches the first light over Despotiko. Two bedrooms along the north edge, two ensuite baths, an open kitchen and living that spills onto the pergola.
A private retreat of four design-led residences shaped from the sun, the earth and the Aegean wind. Devoted to the Greek art of doing wonderfully little.

Ραστώνη - rastonee - is the soft, untranslatable hour when the cicadas hush and the marble cools and nothing whatsoever is required of you. Not yet. Not really.
Rastonee is built around this notion. A private compound of four independent residences set into the gentle Cycladic landscape of Antiparos - shaped by natural vegetation, low stone walls and an open relationship with the sea. Written in white lime, sun-bleached oak and one perfect circle of sky.
Less itinerary, more sunlight. Less concept, more shade. A quiet balance between geometry and naturalness, between the clarity of the white volume and the liveliness of the curve - rooms that hold the calmness and privacy they were built around.
- The makers of Rastonee
Curated by gnb architects, Rastonee begins with a careful reading of its site. A soft, silent curve runs through the plot - in the round Cycladic shrubs, the gentle movement of the ground, the way the eye drifts toward the sea. The architecture answers it with the clean cubic volumes of the Aegean: white prisms, arched passages, semicircular gestures, and wooden shading frames that meet the curve in a calm, almost natural balance. Neither geometry insists. They simply coexist.

The palette stays simple and clear: white lime plaster, wooden frames, wooden pergolas that will silver under two summers of sun, and exposed Cycladic stonework. The surrounding landscape keeps its natural character - low stone walls, wild grasses, circular shrubs - so the compound feels less placed upon the site than emerged from it. The artificial things are kept to a small, embarrassed minimum.

Particular care is given to the spaces between: the passage from the entrance to the courtyard, from the interior to the pool, from light into shadow. These are not corridors but small scenes of habitation - each with its own privacy, view, protection and atmosphere.
“Part kinetic composition, part painterly balance - a freer Mediterranean plasticity of form, light and shadow.” - Rastonee in plan
Four autonomous residences, terraced into the hill around one shared courtyard. Single-level main living over a flexible 25 m² lower level - a second life for entertainment, cinema, play or quiet work, at the owner's discretion. Each has its own private courtyard, pergola and pool, two bedrooms, two ensuite bathrooms, and an open kitchen and living room. No simple repetition - a freer volumetric arrangement of cubic volumes, subtle curves and small spatial gestures. Choose your light.

Northeast corner. The pool faces east, so it catches the first light over Despotiko. Two bedrooms along the north edge, two ensuite baths, an open kitchen and living that spills onto the pergola.

Southeast corner, with its own pergola opening onto the shared courtyard. The kitchen and living are long and bright; the pool sits on the east flank. Built to hold the brightest part of the day.

West side. The pool runs north-south so it holds the last hour of light. Two bedrooms, two baths and a kitchen/living oriented to the sunset.

Northwest, set deepest into the hill with a circular pergola of its own. Two bedrooms, two baths, a shared kitchen and living. Built for low light, hot afternoons and very long sleeps.
“A low white line along the road - easy to miss, hard to leave.” - Approaching from the south






















Antiparos is the quiet sibling of Paros - twenty minutes across the channel by ferry, several centuries calmer. No big hotels. No nightlife to speak of. Just whitewashed lanes, eight perfect beaches, a marble cave older than mythology, and the kind of taverna that closes when the owner feels like swimming.
Each room takes the time it needs. We open the doors when they are ready, and not a day before.
Rastonee is offered for sale as a single freehold asset: the entire four-residence design compound on the south-western coast of Antiparos, arranged around one shared courtyard, with four private pools and unobstructed Aegean views. Single-level main living over a flexible 25 m² lower level, delivered turnkey Spring 2027. Each residence is independently titled, so individual residences can also be considered - but the compound is sold whole, first.
Antiparos remains one of the Cyclades' scarcest luxury property markets. Where Mykonos chose nightlife and inventory, Antiparos chose privacy and restraint. The island has been quietly curated for two decades - led by Iasson Tsakonas's OLIAROS, with low-density development the rule - and its international following has grown by word of mouth: discreet, repeat and never marketed.
Rastonee enters that lineage. A freehold Greek island compound, culturally arrived, structurally limited, still pre-institutional - the window in which the cleanest valuation multiples form.

Rastonee sits below the institutional resorts and above the developer villa cluster - a small, design-led, hospitality-grade compound. The slot occupied elsewhere by Aman Residences, Scorpios Villas, Casa Cook private estates. Discretion is part of the asset.
Yes. Rastonee is offered for sale as a whole compound - the entire four-residence design-led estate on Antiparos, held under Greek freehold title and delivered turnkey Spring 2027. Each residence is independently titled, so individual residences can also be considered. Price upon enquiry: hello@rastonee.com.
Yes. The compound is held under Greek freehold title. Each of the four residences is independently titled and can be sold individually or as a single asset, with shared landscape and courtyard.
Price upon enquiry. Disclosed to qualified family offices, boutique hospitality groups and private buyers, alongside diligence materials and an indicative yield model.
Turnkey delivery is scheduled for Spring 2027, per the defined construction timeline. Designs and permits were completed in Winter 2025; foundations and walls are underway through 2026, with interiors and lime finishes scheduled for Autumn 2026.
Yes. Greece permits foreign ownership of residential property by non-EU buyers, subject to standard tax-registration and notarial requirements. Antiparos sits outside any restricted border zone, so no defence-ministry consent is required.
The Cyclades fall under Greece's higher €800,000 investment threshold. The Rastonee compound clears this threshold; individual-residence eligibility is confirmed during diligence on the specific structure chosen.
Antiparos retains markedly lower transaction volume and stricter scale limits than Mykonos, and a quieter international audience than Paros. Recent design-led compounds remain rare on the island, supporting the scarcity thesis.
For qualified buyers and advisors: tell us a little about your interest and we'll be in touch with price, diligence materials and construction notes as the lime dries.