Corfu Villa Services, part of Sellas Group, is a property management & maintenance business for villa owners in the North East part of Corfu.
Established in 2012 as “Corfu Home Services” providing a wide range of services in a wide range of areas but in 2019 the company was rebranded into “Corfu Villa Services” and now provides the best villa management & maintenance services in the areas from Kassiopi to Agni.
Corfu Villa Services is the only integrated company in the area providing quality and trustworthy services and the only one that provides 24/7 response.
More than a typical property management company, Corfu Villa Services delivers experienced services and excellent results in every project, every single time.
We always look to establish a very close relationship with our clients to ensure each property is managed to the very highest professional standards, matching our client’s needs.
Our supporting services is a variety of services that can cover any property need
Our strategic planning services have perfected a method that builds great strategic plans to help you achieve your goals.
Did you buy a house that needs a renovation to be as you want it or to be rentable? We offer a unique one stop solution for your renovation
Corfu Villa Services helps to cultivate the environmental consciousness of its customers by providing integrated energy management and energy management services
The subject of our security services is the study, the design and the implementation of Security solutions at the human level and Online Security Services
Keeping a swimming pool clean and well maintained is very important for you and your guests
We undertake projects from the initial stage of study and design, to the implementation, their delivery to the desired, final form as well as their subsequent maintenance.
For your villa we provide initial cleaning, weekly or daily housekeeping services and receipt-delivery of linen. Housekeeping is performed by experienced, hard-working staff.
Kassiopi is a village, and a resort on the affluent north east coast of Corfu. It is in the municipal unit of Kassopaia. Historically, a small traditional fishing village, the town itself has been heavily developed and with more luxury villas now outside it, but it remains a summer social centre heavily visited by tourists, particularly popular with visitors from Britain and Italy.The town is said to have been founded during the reign of Pyrrhus, King of Epirus in the 3rd Century BC, as a supply post during his war with Rome. After the Roman conquest of the island in 230 BC, many Emperors visited, most prominently Emperor Nero, who came to a Temple to Zeus here.
Much of a small headland to the north of the resort is taken up by a Byzantine fortress. The fortress was subsequently fortified further by the Venetians, and survived sieges from the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century. Today parts of the fortress’s walls can be seen from the coastal road around the headland. Uniquely on this coast, as well as the ubiquitous “tourist shops” and every kind of eating and drinking facility, there are banks with cash machines, doctors and pharmacies, internet cafes and supermarkets, a primary school and an Orthodox church, travel agents and a police station. The High School of Kassiopi is located just outside the main village in the neighbourhood of Imerolia. Motor boats, which can be driven by children or adults during the daytime only, are available for hire by the day or week. Excursions run daily from the harbour to all parts of the island. The road runs through the edge of the town, and a loop takes buses as far as the village square, some 229 m (250 yd) from the harbour.
In an attempt to alleviate the traffic density that occurred around the harbour, a Car and Coach Park is provided at the top of the town. One or two taxis (which run 24 hours a day all over the island) are based here. Both town and surrounding area are very safe, at all times of the day with the crime rate having remaining consistently low for the whole north-east coast.
Sometime in the 5th century the temple of Kassios Zeus was converted to a Christian church to honour the Holy Mother – Panayia Kassopitra. In 1537 the church was burned to the ground by the Turks, it was restored between 1590 & 1591.The new church had two altars to accommodate both Catholic and Orthodox religions and inscriptions on the church bear the dates 1590, 1670 and 1832.
