t is an old “kathoikià[1]” in Tzia, to which a modern part was annexed. It is a simple, comfortable and hospitable house. It is fully equipped with anything a family or a large group of friends might need. It has 3 bedrooms with double beds, and a lot of “baghàdes,” as the built-in sofas are called here on the island, which is a local architectural style.

The most characteristic part of the house is the stone threshing floor which has been in its place “since time immemorial.” It is perhaps the most beautiful part of Otzias during full moon nights, to say the least. The view from the threshing floor, but from the rest of the house as well, is stunning at all times.

The house has comfortable common areas which can be used for large feasts, but it also has spots where you can have more privacy and dive in a book.

The kitchen is fully equipped and spacious, and can serve more needs than usual.