Luxuriöse Villa Aus Stein In Ktikados, Tinos

A traditional stone villa, combined with modern features in the village of Ktikados promises luxury, privacy and moments of comfort and relaxation under the Greek sun gazing at the endless Aegean Sea, overlooking the island of Syros and many other islands in the horizon, with a magical sunset view at dusk.

The main two-level house consists of two living rooms (one on the ground floor and one on the first floor), a dining room and two fully equipped with Miele appliances comfortable kitchens. Three bedrooms (with double beds), one on the ground floor and two on the first floor, all with en-suite bathrooms, complete the main house.

The twin guest house (ground and first floor), independent from the main house, with two additional bedrooms (totalling 5 bedrooms for the whole estate) is equipped with a kitchen and a bathroom, two spacious verandas, while the ground floor is immersed in the fully developed and well-groomed garden of the property.

The large swimming pool (42 sqm) consists of an outdoor open space, but also an indoor part which communicates directly internally with the main house. An outdoor BBQ and two parking spaces complete this unique property just five kilometres from the port of Tinos. Discover it.

Located on the northern side of the Cyclades, Tinos is one of the most enchanting Greek Islands. Most villages were created in the medieval or Byzantine times. They have been kept unchanged offering a short journey in history. Built in leeward slopes to protect residents from the wind, hidden or built high on the mountains to keep away pirates, they often resemble fortresses. Whitewashed and simple, they follow the minimal Cycladic style. The square, the fountain, the arcades, arches, alleys, the cobbled paths, marble stairs, all common elements of the villages, are craft works and a case study for modern architects.

The culinary wealth of Tinos and the systematic efforts for its dissemination have made it a top domestic gastronomic destination. Tinian wine, is an integral part of the island’s gastronomic identity. Wine lovers may visit wineries and vineyards, enjoy wine tastings and pairings with local products and taste the wine labels in plenty of restaurants and wine bars or purchase them directly from plenty of retail stores.

Above all sites stands The Holy Church of Panagia Evaggelistria of Tinos (Our Lady of Tinos) which is the most important Orthodox pilgrimage in Greece and one of the most famous throughout the world.

Accessibility: The closest International Airport is in Mykonos. Upon your arrival at the airport, you can reach the Mykonos sea port, a 15 min drive and embark on the ferry that transfers you to Tinos in 20 minutes. If you chose to fly to the Athens international airport, a 15 minute drive by taxi or rented car takes you to the ship port of Rafina and the ferry boat transfers you to Tinos in 3 hours. Tinos is very well connected with Andros and many other Aegean islands daily.

Investment Dynamics: Tinos presents a particular potential as an investment opportunity linked to both the rapid growth of its tourist economy and the growing trend for permanent residence. Its total population has risen in the past five years based on demographic data by 10% and thus the demand for real estate.