Located between two churches, this unique and exceptional property that it has just been renovated, dates back to the 1800s and is representative of typical island life in Santorini. It will give your family or group of friends the distinct opportunity to experience dwellings that have been used by typical island families for centuries. The house is located on two levels and features a hidden-away entrance that is fairy-tale like and certainly the most memorable one you will ever encounter. The outdoor shaded courtyard is nestled next to a 17th century church and faces the sea and the traditional settlement of Emborio. The spacious veranda, complete with concrete table and bench, give ample space for 6 to 8 people to sit, drink, eat and enjoy each other's company. Perfectly suited for larger or even sets of families, this house provides a peaceful alcove in Emborio Santorini, from where you can explore all that Santorini has to offer. The outdoor shaded courtyard is nestled next to a 17th century church and faces the sea, the castle and the traditional settlement of Emborio. On the same level, you will find two bedrooms with queen-size beds , a bathroom with shower and a full kitchen. On the lower level, with its own entrance, there are two more bedrooms. The one old style with no door. Both with double beds carved into the rock, that provide a cool atmosphere despite the heat of the day. But there is one air conditioning to share if needed. They are serviced by an outdoor bathroom and shower.

Located close to the black sand beaches of Perissa and Perivolos where you can enjoy fine dining, water sports and beach bars, this traditional family villa offers a central location for visiting any of the excellent wineries across Santorini. The marina of Vlychada is a 15 min drive away from where you can embark on a half-day sailing cruise along the Caldera. The archaeological site of Akrotiri is 20 minutes away, giving you a spectacular insight into a lost civilization that thrived on Santorini more than 3500 years ago. Imagine walking down streets of an ancient city, between two and three-story buildings that were inhabited as far back as 1500 BC.