Résidence Restaurée D'un Moulin à Huile Du XI Xe Siècle à Kanoni, Corfou

Set on a privileged 1,050 sq.m. plot in the sought-after area of Kanoni, this exceptional 228 sq.m. residence is housed within a meticulously restored 19th-century olive mill, offering a unique blend of historical character and contemporary living.

The property was carefully renovated by its owner, an architect with extensive knowledge of Corfu’s architectural heritage, preserving the building’s original identity while adapting it to modern residential standards. Authentic features of the former olive mill, including the original millstones and elements of the historic machinery, have been retained and thoughtfully integrated into the living spaces, highlighting the property’s distinctive character.

The main living area features impressive vaulted timber ceilings, exposed beams, handcrafted stone flooring and a fireplace, creating an elegant and inviting atmosphere. Large openings allow abundant natural light throughout the interior, while the extensive use of natural materials such as stone and wood enhances the home’s timeless appeal.

The residence comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. On the upper level, cypress wood flooring and well-proportioned private spaces provide comfort and privacy.

The property’s location is highly advantageous, as it is situated just 3 km from Corfu Old Town and 2 km from Corfu International Airport, offering quick and convenient access to both the island’s historic center and its main air transport hub.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a property of significant architectural and historical value in one of Corfu’s most desirable locations. Combining authenticity, craftsmanship and modern comfort, the residence offers a truly distinctive living experience just minutes from Corfu Town and the island’s international airport.

Location: Corfu is the northernmost island of the Ionian Sea and one of Greece’s most cosmopolitan destinations. It features an international airport, marina facilities, and easy access from mainland Greece and Europe.

Features: Corfu stands out for its rich cultural heritage, Venetian architecture, and lush natural landscape. Sea-view villas, luxury residences, and the historic old town create a unique blend of elegance and authenticity.

Accessibility: The island is connected by air to Athens and many European cities, while regular ferry routes link it to Igoumenitsa and the rest of the Ionian Islands.

Investment Potential: Corfu’s real estate market remains highly dynamic, with strong demand for luxury homes, tourist properties, and sea-view villas. Short-term rentals offer attractive returns, while the island’s international reputation supports long-term capital appreciation.

Built-in cupboards, Study, Appliances, Fixed furniture, Built-in kitchen, Furnished, BBQ Area, Garden irrigation, Partly air-conditioned, Green view, Open view, Mountain view