Ionian Islands, Mylopotamos (Kythira), Attica

Overlooking the sea, the island of Kythira, and the Peloponnese, this property features a 5, 500 sqm estate. With a romantic breeze and filled with memories of the past, the manor (248 sqm) was recently renovated to preserve its history while transitioning into the modern era. The heavy wooden door that welcomes you to this unique house, built in 1910 and completely renovated in 2000, with the last updates in 2023, opens to reveal a beautiful garden. Inside, the charming arches create a warm, inviting atmosphere, blending traditional elegance with modern comfort. The house spans two floors and consists of four bedrooms and three bathrooms. On the upper floor, there is a cosy living room with a fireplace, flooded with light during the daytime. It opens up to a small terrace adorned with flower pots. This level features two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. An internal staircase leads to the ground floor, which includes another bedroom and a bathroom that can be used as a guesthouse as well. There is a totally independent guesthouse on the premises that can also be used for rental. It consists of an extra bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room. In the outer area, the stone-fenced garden and surrounding landscape provide the perfect setting for barbecues and an outdoor oven, ideal for hosting dinners and unwinding under the starry sky of Kythira. Additionally, there is a storage room for extra convenience. This property also utilizes solar and wind energy, making it an eco-friendly choice. Location - Distances Mylopotamos is a beautiful village in the southwest of Kythira. It was named Mylopotamos (mylos=mill, potamos=river) because there are 22 watermills built along a small stream. In the village's central square, you will enjoy your coffee in a traditional caf, under century-old plane trees and next to a pond with ducks. An image extremely rare for a Greek island. It has been characterized as a traditional settlement. There are many natural and cultural attractions, such as the cave of Saint Sophia, the mills, the preserved settlement of Kato Chora with the Venetian Castle and the Byzantine church Saint Petros. Kythira: 12 km Kythira Airport: 12.8 km Limnionas beach: 7.5 km Diakofti Port (with frequent routes to Piraeus and Neapolis Port): 24 km