Built in 1890 , the listed property lies in the heart of the beautiful village. An exceptionally beautiful 4 bedroom traditional 400 sq.m building with an inner courtyard and lush garden.
The two storey house is built with the local white stone and soil offering coolness in summer and warmth in winter. The house has been in my family for many generations. Its first renovation dates back to 1929 by my grandfather, recently masterfully renovated by its current owners.
With its traditional architecture retained the house features traditional mosaic and stone floorings, high wooden ceilings, large openings providing ample light and stunning views.
The ground floor consists of an entrance hall, a lounge room, a double bedroom, a dining area, a TV room and an extra annex/guest bedroom and bathroom that you access from the patio.
The first floor consists of two double bedrooms with balconies, a patio, a kitchen, a dining area and a living room with a balcony. Also an idyllic upper terrace offers breathtaking horizon views of the distant mountains and sea.
The house is situated near the main church of the village. Next door there is a small grocery store and a traditional confectionary and coffeeshop for breakfast or lunch. Only 100 metres away is the beautiful Museum of Folk art, embroidery and silversmithing. Nearby plentiful dining options and for the more discerning connoisseurs a visit to the many wineries and traditional local tavernas could be very rewarding.
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