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Villa Lydia, Santorini, Greece
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Villa Lydia, Santorini, Greece
Not sure where to go for your next holiday? Why not channel your inner cave dweller and try this unique holiday let?
Villa Lydia is built into the side of a cliff and the entire property is located within a mountain. Villa Lydia was once a traditional cave dwelling but a thoroughly modern makeover has created a series of well-lit, cosy rooms with plenty of natural light. The piece de resistance is the bedroom - which can be found in one of the larger caves - with its domed roof, while the living room, on the outer edges of the cliff, boasts one of the best views in Santorini.
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