Ionian Islands, Cephalonia, Ithaca, Greece

Nested on a hill above Vathy port on the beautiful island of Ithaca these two independent maisonettes offering panoramic views and privacy

Further Information

The properties were built in 2011 and are used as rental villas. There are situated on a 2,604 sqm plot, offering ample space for tranquility and relaxation. Spread over two levels, an elevated ground floor and a first floor. They are currently configured as four independent apartments, each with its own entrance and access to verandas with sea views. Each apartment features spacious interiors, wooden frames made from high-quality Iroko wood, handcrafted solid oak wood kitchens, and is fully furnished with all necessary electrical appliances.
Additionally, there is a semi-basement level of 132.46 sqm that includes: four rainwater storage tanks, and an auxiliary one-bedroom apartment of 57 sqm. There is central heating as well as A/C units.

The maisonettes enjoy the refreshing sea breeze and protection from the wind, thanks to their northwest orientation.

The use of natural materials and carefully selected decor enhances the sense of perfect harmony with the surroundings. The outdoor space has been meticulously landscaped, featuring a lush garden with lawn, olive trees, and various ornamental plants, creating a sense of privacy and tranquility.

There is the possibility of converting the property into a single-family residence by combining the units, or alternatively, it can be arranged as two independent maisonettes.

Location

Worldwide famous as the home of Odysseus, Ithaca symbolises the return to the haven, the discovery and the fulfilment. Today, it is a peaceful, quiet and secluded island, an ideal place for alternative activities such as scuba diving and kayaking, which can live up to your highest standards. Through its plethora of hiking and mountain bike trails you can explore the coastal and mountainous areas of the island, where olive, cypress, pine, oak, arbutus and carob trees grow.  Explore the island on foot - on ancient historical and enchanting trails - and don't forget to visit the Cave of the Nymph (or Marmarospilia) near Vathy. According to the Homeric myth, this is where Odysseus had hidden the gifts, he had brought along from the land of the Phaeacians. Marked by the features of the local architecture, it is the capital of the island and home to the Maritime - Folklore Museum as well as to the Archaeological Museum of Ithaca. Vathy is built in the inner most point of bay, where the tiny island of Lazaretto is located, which was a sanatorium and prison in the past.

Directions
290 m from Vathy port and village
Easy access to several beaches