Cyclades islands, Tzia, Korissia, Greece

The property showcases a traditional stone house complemented by 2 independent guest houses.

The main house boasts an open-plan living/dining area with a fireplace and two balconies that unveil uninterrupted views of the mountains, the valley, and the Aegean Sea. A mezzanine with a double bed and a shower room add to the allure. The ground floor, once stables, has been transformed into a double bedroom, a bathroom, and a well-equipped kitchen. This level opens onto a spacious terrace with a pergola, a jacuzzi, and yet again offers unobstructed views of the sea and mountains.

The first guest house, a majestic stone tower spanning three levels, includes its own bathroom and kitchenette, a fireplace, two sleeping areas, and a roof terrace providing the same breathtaking views.

The second guest house, an open-plan studio featuring a kitchen, a fireplace, a double bed, and a bathroom, also offers its own private terrace.

Featuring air conditioning throughout, the property also includes a vast double garage, serving as a multipurpose storage and utility area equipped with a washing machine and additional cooking facilities.

The house, in pristine condition and fully furnished, exudes individual style and character in each house, creating a unique and welcoming environment. Offering space for 9 people across 4 double beds and 1 single bed.
Ioulida or Chora is the capital of Kea and seat of the Kea-Kythnos Regional Unit. It is the capital of the island "Kea" or "Tzia" as it was named during the Turkish occupation, it is also called "Chora" like all the capitals of the islands in the Cyclades. It is built amphitheatrically in the interior of the island, on the hills of Kastro and Mylon, in the same place with the ancient Ioulida. Popular in the summer months as a tourist destination with middle-class travelers from Athens, it is an easy destination because it is close to Attica, opposite Lavrio which is connected by ferry. The city is not urbanized, so there are no cars, visitors park outside the city entrance. The port of Korissia is 5 kilometers from Ioulida and is the destination of ships from Lavrio. For the capital Ioulida as they say "it is the city that has never changed" and "its architectural style differs from the classic Cycladic, the heart of the town is the square with the great Venetian wall"