It is a stone built house by the well reputed architect Dimitri Philippitzis that combines traditional elements and modern aesthetics. It is built upon the bedrock of a cape, in front of three uninhabited by man islands, the so called Spalathronesia islands. One can, however, encounter rabbits on one of these islands. The area surrounding the villa is rather scarcely populated, due to the fact that it is adjacent to two large private properties with a dense forest of pine trees. Depending on the season, it is not impossible that the visitor observes the wildlife of this quite intact area. Foxes, jackals, a small species of deer, wild boars and wild birds such as finches, nightingales, blackbirds, woodpeckers and pheasants are possible to be seen or heard in the forested area or even the countryside. The sea surrounding the Spalathronesia islands is reputed for its fish such as groupers, snappers and amberjacks. In addition, the coast line is abound of romantic small gulfs, usually found with few people (even in high season) sunbathing or swimming there. Some of these small gulfs are accessible by foot or car. Some others are only accessible by boat or canoe that can be rent!