Dodecanese islands, Symi, Symi, Greece

A newly built neoclassical house in traditional style, imposing on Symi architecture incorporating breath taking views over the tranquil area of Pittini opposite the clock tower. The property can be accessed by car or motorbike which is a rarity in Symi, a significant bonus.

The upper floor, which is the ground floor from the main entrance due to the inclination of the land, has an open plan kitchen with living room and dining area and a traditional loft with a double bed and a w.c.

The internal staircase leads to the ground floor made up of two spacious bedrooms and in between both is a delightful office and library space plus a bathroom.

The courtyards are the finest part of the house, set out on two levels with the garden boasting a selection of beautiful plants and trees and an open air kitchen with all amenities for a summer BBQ. Here the guest house can be found consisting of a bedroom and a bathroom and its own terrace.
One of the Dodecanese islands 25 kilometres north-west of Rhodes with daily connections by boat to Rhodes as well as to other neighbouring islands. Exclusive Symi is a popular watering hole for the elite many of whom arrive with their private yachts from all over the world during the summer months. Symi island offers endless opportunities for discovering the many isolated coves as well as the adjacent uninhabited offshore islets by boat. Panormitis found on the other side of the island, is the island’s famous monastery visited by people from all over the world. The annual Symi Festival, held from July to September, is an important cultural event with theatre, cinema, dance, traditional and classical music, literary and art exhibitions included in the summer programme.