A unique opportunity to acquire a very rare period property with full titler deeds, within the conservation- protected Fikardou Village.

The property is estimated to have been built around 1700 using traditional local stone and other original materials. It has since been upgraded - renovated under conditions implied by the antiquities department, thus retaining many original historic feautures, hand made winemaking equipment and antique wine storage clay pots ’’Pitharka’’ are very much evident to see and admire. One ' Pithari' dated 1861, is particularly historically notable .There are also many other historic antique features and items within and on the outside of the property .

The property is approached via a stone paved path, 50-60 m walk away from the very quaint village square, where parking is available.

Ground floor level entrance :
Via a traditional timber leading to the hallway with an original fireplace, timber framed window and shutters. Many historic antique features like moulded wall plaster work and stoned ledges are evident to see here, as well as throughout the property.
From the hallway, ahead to the first double bedroom with en-suite shower.
Traditional double timber door leads on the terrace offering magnificent mountain views, mature trees and overlooking a stream.
From the hallway, ahead to the first double bedroom with en-suite shower.
Traditional double timber door leads on the terrace offering magnificent mountain views, mature trees and overlooking a stream.
From the hallway, two steps lead to a spacious second double bedroom.
Double leaf, glass panelled doors leading to the part-covered terrace.
Many original historic features are to be admired, including a unique plaster ledge and feature staircase leading to the lower level of the property.

Lower Level:
Via spiral staircase to a cost room with many original building features and historic antique items to be admired.
Through to a spacious open plan kitchen- lounge area , and what was a original winemaking part of the property.
All the original handmade winemaking equipment and facilities remain in place to admire.
Leading off the lounge area, there is a further 3rd bedroom with en-suite shower.
From the open plan lounge-kitchen area and bedroom, traditional double leaf, glass panelled doors with shutters, offer access to the stone paved terrace and garden areas.
A truly tranquil area to relax, enjoy the pure nature and the natural environment.

A unique property and location, must be viewed to fully appreciate.