We offer for sale a complex of stone houses with a total area of 1414 sq.m. On a plot of 17.170 sq.m. on the island of Andros.

In the complex, there are 5 stone small cottages, that were built in 1600.

In detail:

Cottage 1 - ground floor (living room, bedroom, shower / WC), 1st floor (living room, bedroom, bathroom), 2nd floor (bedroom, bathroom)

Cottage 2 - ground floor (dressing room, 2 bedrooms, 2 showers / WC), 1st floor (living room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, bathroom), 2nd floor (bedroom, bathroom)

Cottage 3 - ground floor (pantry, bedroom, shower / WC, 2 WC), 1st floor (dining room, kitchen, bar), 2nd floor (library)

Cottage 4 - ground floor (living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 showers / WC)

Cottage 5 - ground floor (one large room for the reception)

There is an opportunity to make a large swimming pool. All cottages are equipped with solar panels for heating water, electric underfloor heating and partly furnished.

The complex can be used as a boutique hotel and bring to the owner a high stable annual income.

Andros is the northernmost and second largest island of the Cyclades - one of the most beautiful in the Archipelago. The landscape of Andros: - a necklace of mountain chains with steep slopes and canyons between them, dried up riverbeds, green valleys dotted with olive, fig, orange and lemon groves, vineyards and irrigated by torrential streams - is quite different from what we will find on other islands The Cyclades.

The Andros Mountains end with steep cliffs or rocky capes, and the valleys with sandy beaches. In the southeast of the island is the city of Andros or Hora - the administrative center and the second most important port. The city, very beautiful, with neighboring houses in neoclassical and traditional Cycladic style, with narrow streets climbing up the hill, interrupted by arches, with two picturesque squares in the center, impresses with its aristocratism. The ruins of the fortress with the Church of the Theotokos (Panagia Palatyani) on its inner courtyard are one of the most significant monuments of the Chora.