Cyclades islands, Andros, Strapouries, Greece

Renovated Historic Residence (1840) in Strapouries

For those who appreciate homes with history and authentic character, the fully renovated Moraitis residence, dating back to 1840, is a truly remarkable property. It beautifully combines traditional Cycladic architecture with modern comforts and is located right next to hiking trail No. 10.

The house extends over three levels, offering a total of 350 sq.m. of living space, designed with excellent functionality and aesthetic balance. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, while an additional 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a hall are located on the upper level — ideal for guests or independent use. Access between levels is provided by both an elevator and external staircases.

A standout feature of the property is its high ceilings with traditional wooden beams, which enhance the sense of space, openness, and natural airflow, while highlighting the home’s historic charm.

The residence is set on the front part of a 2,000 sq.m. plot, thoughtfully landscaped with planted areas.

Each level enjoys spacious verandas, both covered and open, offering beautiful views towards Andros Town (Chora) and the sea.

The garden, enriched with citrus trees, vegetable patches, and ornamental plants, unfolds across stone-paved terraces with outdoor seating and dining areas. The gentle sound of running water from nearby streams creates a uniquely peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

High-quality materials and refined details throughout the property convey a sense of timeless elegance, making this home a rare opportunity on Andros — ideal for those seeking a residence with soul, comfort, and a deep connection to nature and tradition.

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Andros is the northernmost island of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea and the second largest, after Naxos.

Unique Features: Andros is a miniature version of Greece. The traditional Cycladic landscape and architecture combine with high mountains, rivers, valleys, springs with running water, and many stunning beaches under a bright sun.

Its famous and impressive network of 200 km of trails, known as Andros Routes and certified by the EU, attracts hikers from all over the world to discover the island’s hidden beauties.

The island’s capital, Chora, is one of the most beautiful in the Cyclades. It has museums such as the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art, with new exhibitions every summer. The unique mile-and-a-half pedestrian street in the city center guides you through traditional Cycladic architecture and history, with many restaurants, cafés, and shops.

Enjoy restaurants serving fresh fish by the sea in Korthi, and the cosmopolitan nightlife in the picturesque seaside Batsi.

Accessibility: Andros is accessible from the port of Rafina and is the closest Cycladic island to Athens. There are at least four daily ferry services during the summer season and at least two during winter. The trip takes just two hours. It is also connected by ferry with Tinos and Mykonos.

Investment Opportunity: The island’s cosmopolitan character and striking beauty make it a magical tourist destination, with strong investment interest.