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Tinos, an exemplary restored, old residence of 155 sq.m., in one of the emblematic, Cycladic villages, known for its architecture, its relationship with art and its timeless habitation. This is an authentic, old stone mansion of the 19th century, which was used from the beginning as a family residence. Its radical renovation was completed in 2000, with respect for its architectural character, with
Tinos, an exemplary restored, old residence of 155 sq.m., in one of the emblematic, Cycladic villages, known for its architecture, its relationship with art and its timeless habitation. This is an authentic, old stone mansion of the 19th century, which was used from the beginning as a family residence. Its radical renovation was completed in 2000, with respect for its architectural character, without modern extensions, with the use of local materials, such as stone and marble. From the imposing, wooden entrance door, we proceed to a small, internal patio, which ensures the natural ventilation of all spaces. On this level, there is a storage room, for the installation of the central heating system. A little higher up, the two-storey house starts, with two bedrooms and bathrooms. On the upper floor, an interesting space in terms of design was created, where the kitchen, dining room and living room coexist. The open terrace of the floor connects the main house with a separate guest house, with two rooms with kitchen and bathroom, ready to accommodate three persons. The residence is fully habitable all year round, with central heating and a functional layout, which serves everyday life and not only seasonal use. It has been maintained with care and consistency, remaining a ”living” house, suitable for both permanent residence and quality, holiday use. It has an open view to the Aegean landscape and the sea, organically integrated into the life of the house. The view functions as part of the daily living experience, with changes in light and seasons, and enhances the character of the house as a place of tranquility and enjoyment. The neighborhood is characterized by tranquility and a strong local identity. Tinos has a long tradition in marble craftsmanship, architecture and the visual arts, and has attracted Greek and foreign artists and intellectuals over the years. At the same time, the island remains easily accessible, as apart from Athens (Piraeus and Rafina), it is also connected by ferry to Mykonos, which is about half an hour away and has an international airport. The combination of an authentic Tinian residence with modern functions, a traditional village and a culturally vibrant island makes the property particularly suitable for those seeking quality of life, depth and continuity, away from mass tourism rationale.