Cyclades islands, Tzia, Korissia, Greece

Nestled in the charming village of Ioulida on the island of Tzia, this traditional two-story detached house offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern artistry. Located in the Mesada area, the house can be accessed by climbing the typical Cycladic steps, a characteristic feature of the region. Despite its serene and elevated location, the house is conveniently close to the village’s amenities, including a parking lot, bakery, and mini market.

Highlights:
Historical Charm: Originally built in the 19th century, the house has been fully renovated by a couple of artists, ensuring that its historical essence is preserved while incorporating modern comforts.
Artistic Ambiance: The walls feature works of art and visual interventions that create a unique and special atmosphere throughout the house.
Stunning Views: The kitchen and dining area open up to breathtaking views through three large windows. The door leads to a courtyard that serves as a "gallery," offering a Cycladic spectacle day and night. From here, you can admire the entire village, the surrounding hills, the sea with passing ships, and even as far as Evia.
Layout:
Two Levels: The house is spread across two floors.
Bedrooms: 3 spacious bedrooms provide ample accommodation.
Living Room: The living room includes an additional bed, perfect for guests.
Bathrooms: 2 modern bathrooms.
Kitchen and Dining Room: The kitchen and dining area are designed to make the most of the stunning views and provide direct access to the courtyard.
Accessibility:
Walking Distance: The house is just a few minutes' walk from the upper part of Ioulida, where essential amenities are located.
This dream house offers a perfect retreat for those who appreciate the fusion of history, art, and natural beauty. Its unique location and artistic touches make it an ideal choice for anyone looking to experience the quintessential Cycladic lifestyle.
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"