A period-style attic on Mykonos owned by a hairdressing business tycoon could be sold for $80 million - realestate.com.au'.

A spectacular cliff-top mansion for sale in Mykonos, which could be a record-breaking property for the island. The property is known as "The Cape" and sits on 6,500 square meters of land in the coveted Houlakia area, with magnificent views of the Aegean Sea. The eight-bedroom villa is reportedly owned by businessman Charles Worthington and is priced at a staggering $80 million (€50 million), which, if achieved, would be the biggest deal ever made on the Greek island.

The property combines the charm of the island, combining traditional Greek aesthetics with modern glitz. The main villa has a first floor with an entrance worthy of a royal court, a chef's kitchen, a dining room that can accommodate a feast po' 'Michelin standards as well as a wine cellar.

The first floor offers several bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, dressing rooms and private terraces. When it's party time, after all you are in Mykonos, why not, this property provides the perfect atmosphere for any event. The pool offers a barbecue for gatherings with views that are comparable to the best postcards.

The garden levels have cozy guest bedrooms and a studio, with beautiful sea and city views. The house also has a fully equipped gym area and Jacuzzi on' 'A terrace for relaxing after a workout with panoramic sea views.

The house has a security system, air conditioning, Sonos sound system, heated swimming pool and staff accommodation among other amenities. This 6,500-square-foot property is on the market through Beauchamp Real Estate Agency. Owner Charles Worthington made his fortune in renowned hairdressing services and sold his cosmetics firm to a consumer goods company for around £37 million in 2004, reports The AFR.