It is, therefore, a traditional residential building, dating back
approximately to the 18th century, with an arched door at one side and an
internal embrasure. The renovation of the building began in 2002, following a
well-thought out study, implemented with great care.
The main materials used in the construction are the local white stone,
visible in the walls, wood in the door frames and in the roof, as well as the
grey shingle of Pilion, which was used to cover the roof.
The result is four self-contained apartments, four hospitable spaces, each
consisting of a living room (in the living room there is always a fireplace, a
traditional feature that gathered the people around it), a bedroom, a cooker and
a bathroom. In the bedroom, there is a double bed, and additionally sleeping
facilities can be provided in the living room for another two individuals. In
two of these apartments there is a loft and an attic, ideal spaces for children.
The decoration, exterior and mainly interior, is the result of a very careful
choice of particular furniture, tables and decorative objects, which enhance the
atmosphere and the character of this Pilioritian house in a unique way.
Finally, we should mention that the abundance of modern equipment that is
allocated to each apartment, as well as the proximity of car parking spaces,
ensure a comfortable stay.