Mývatn Villa rests gracefully on the shores of Lake Mývatn, a scenic 40-minute drive from Akureyri, northern Iceland's largest town. Constructed on the site of a former farmhouse, this remarkable villa has received a Mies Van der Rohe European Architecture Award nomination, celebrated for its innovative design that captures abundant natural light and cross ventilation through its expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and custom window boxes. The villa's architecture thoughtfully frames various perspectives of the stunning surrounding landscape.
The villa’s open-plan lower level offers a fluid layout, where living and dining areas merge effortlessly with outdoor spaces, while thoughtfully curated décor, with pieces collected globally, brings an elegant charm to the interior.
The kitchen is fully equipped with premium appliances, including a gas cooktop, a large refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, and a high-quality coffee machine, ensuring guests have everything needed for a comfortable stay. The lounge opens to a south-facing veranda that extends to the lake’s edge, featuring a barbecue area and designer outdoor furnishings, ideal for alfresco dining and taking in the magnificent scenery.
With natural tones and panoramic views from every window, Mývatn Villa accommodates up to six guests across one master suite and two twin rooms, which can be converted to double beds. These are complemented by two spacious bathrooms, one of which includes a luxurious king-size bathtub. Each bedroom is outfitted with high-quality bedding and offers tranquil views of the rugged landscape.
Perfect for family gatherings, romantic getaways, or friend groups, Mývatn Villa is where all guests can fully immerse themselves in the splendour or Iceland's natural beauty.
