This tiny stone-house was build around 1950, as a stable for sheep and horses, within a plot of fir trees and red grape roots. With tons of personal demanding work, it finally became a small lovely compact living shelter for temporary rural living and experiences, for romantic nature nomads.

Hi, My mane is Babis I am an architect, a designer, an all-kind-of tools lover , a self taught musician, a European cinema enthusiast, a nature discoverer and a devoted cat friend. I long to experience personalised and unique environments, natural or man-made, which reveal traces of their soul. I am also overdriven by creating experiences for others ,with emotion and personal care. I am interested in small details of life and little things that happen while we live along, which I believe are the most important parts of our lives.

The house is located on the edge of Arnaia village, where the asphalt ends and a mud road continues, driving through the unexploited beautiful landscapes of mount Cholomontas. Unlimited kilometers or mud roads and trails exist through the thick forest of primordial fauna , fig, pine and oak trees, singing birds, forest small animals Head to the waterreservoir, on the edge of the village towards the mountain. Park your car by the main road, parallel to the concrete wall of the tank.