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

The Dovecote is situated in a privileged location on the estate. The side garden is planted with citrus trees, while geraniums and climbing bougainvillea adorn the facade. The private terrace, with its panoramic sea view, is perfect as an all-day living space during the summer, ideal for meals and get-togethers. The veranda on the level bellow offers a spacious outdoor living area with large, comfortable pillows, creating a private corner for relaxation under the shade of the mulberry tree.
After exploring the town of Karystos, the region’s many attractions, and the coastline’s sunny beaches, retreat to the comfort of your peaceful villa for some quiet rest and relaxation.