Full Description

An imposing medieval stone mansion, the age of which (over 500 years) merges with the history of the Aegean island of Tinos. Perched on a hillside, it has panoramic views of a valley, the Aegean sea and the islands of Myconos, Dilos and Rinia. The reconstruction of the house is of exquisite quality (professionally carried out) with great attention to detail and retaining the original features. The property is furnished throughout with antiques and period items and these are included in the sale. The renowned Tinian marble has been used extensively throughout. Accommodation The property includes two separate residences: the main, 3-storey tower and a separate guest house. Main residence: Total size exceeds 175 m2. Ground floor: - Master bedroom with marble fireplace, in what used to be a chapel, en-suite WC and bathroom (with a huge bathtub) and dressing area - Guest room and guest bathroom - lobby area - staiway to first floor. First floor: - Large living/ dining room with marble fireplace - separate kitchen with many cupboards and shelves - bathroom (with shower) - storeroom/ utility room - stairway to ground and second floors - large terraces with handcrafted stone barbecue, pergola and 2 outside seating/ dining areas - from the terraces, access to small storeroom with shower. Second floor: - large bedroom/ study/ playroom - large terrace with seating area. Small (guest) house: Total size around 45 m2. - Large living area with kitchenette and fireplace - steps down to bathroom with shower and small sleeping area (fits double) - steps up to mezannine - full size double bedroom. Features The property has its own water tank with automatic pump in case of shortage of running water from the village (very rare but not impossible in Cyclades islands). Price: 800,000 euro for the 2 houses Location Walking distance to village with basic amenities 6.5km from Tinos town and port 1.5 hour with high speed boat from Piraeus or Rafina, or 4 hours by ferry 20 min by ferry to Syros or Mykonos - then, 30 min flight to Athens.