The six houses

The romantic one — a bright, open-plan loft for two where a soaking tub sits right in the room, beside a sea-view doorway. Whitewashed walls, a timber-beamed ceiling and woven pendant lights; a grey-linen sofa, a full kitchen, and a pergola-shaded table with daybeds on the terrace.

A two-level house with a deep-blue thread running through it — a navy sofa in the open-plan living room, two double bedrooms (one with a sun-yellow headboard) up its own staircase, and a polished-concrete bathroom. The pergola-shaded terrace looks clear across the bay.

The largest house on the hill — three double bedrooms, a generous living room with a linen sectional, and both indoor and outdoor dining. Wraparound stone terraces give you a sunbed in the sun, a daybed in the shade and a pergola table for dinner, all looking out over the cape.

Bright and easy, with a sunny mustard sofa anchoring an open-plan living, kitchen and dining room beneath a timber-beamed ceiling. Two double bedrooms, a walk-in rain shower, and a balcony set up for long lunches above the bay.

A two-level maisonette with a teal thread through it — a teal sofa in the living room, teal headboards in both bedrooms — wrapped around a sheltered stone courtyard. Upstairs and down, with a walk-in shower, a full kitchen and a pergola-shaded balcony out to sea.

At the very top of the hillside, Astra takes in the widest views of the lot — the whole bay and the open Aegean beyond. Two floors, three double bedrooms and two bathrooms (one with a soaking tub), a separate living room and a full kitchen, and a run of terraces built for sunset.