Villa Dovecote

The Dovecote is a unique stone villa built in Ottoman times on the ruins of Roman baths and is now a landmark of the estate’s rich heritage. Named after the original ‘dovecote,’ a tower used for breeding doves during the Ottoman empire, this magnificent villa exemplifies the elegance of a bygone era.

The villa boasts luminous interiors, featuring floors made of the renowned Greek Penteli white marble, unique ceilings with large slabs of local Karystian stones supported by thick wooden-beams. It enjoys a vast private veranda with a round period fer forge table for six and a unique heavy marble table for eight to savor the views and the gardens with a meal, coffee or wine, and a garden with a large build sofa under the mulberry trea.

The Dovecote exudes a sense of grandeur, carefully decorated with rare pieces of antique and modern art. This romantic villa is steeped in history and tradition, enchanting its guests and offering a unique setting for memorable moments with family and loved ones.

The villa includes:

• One Master Bedroom with an ensuite bathroom
• A Double Bedroom, where the original Dovecote was placed, featuring its own bathroom
• A sofa-bed in the living room, suitable for two additional young guests
• A fully equipped and operational kitchen
• Daily breakfast