The Estate · South Wing

Four bedrooms and a lounge, beneath broad stone arches.

The estate’s sociable house, sleeping five, and up to ten.

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The South Wing

The sociable house of the estate.

Kitchen, dining hall and lounge, and the sea past every shutter.

Of the three houses around the pool courtyard, the South Wing is where the days gather: one of the estate’s two full kitchens, a dining room under its stone arches, a living room and lounge, and four bedrooms, three of them air-conditioned, the fourth opening off the corridor with its own connecting door through to the master. Five guests sleep in comfort, up to eleven in company.

4Bedrooms + lounge

1Full kitchen

1Dining room

5–11Sleeps

The Master Bedroom

The master, and the room behind it.

A room of its own now, reached from the corridor or through the master.

The master bedroom

A double bed under the timber roof, air-conditioned, with its bathroom beside it and a balcony door that opens straight onto the sea.

The South Wing's fourth bedroom, off the corridor with a connecting door to the master: fitted wardrobes along one wall and two sofa beds beneath the stone arch — THE FOURTH BEDROOM · TWO SOFA BEDS

The fourth bedroom

Once the master’s dressing room, now a bedroom of its own with a door off the corridor and a second through to the master: two sofa beds beneath the arch, a roll-away drawn out when the whole party comes, sleeping up to three.

The master bedroom's two arched windows opening onto the bay, a wooden chest of drawers beside the iron double bed — THE MASTER, ITS TWO ARCHES ON THE BAY

The master bedroom seen from the window side, its door opening to the stone staircase hall — THE MASTER, TOWARD THE STAIR HALL

The bathroom off the master bedroom: a tub behind its glass screen beneath an arched window niche, the bed visible through the door — THE BATHROOM, OFF THE MASTER

The long stone-topped vanity of the master's bathroom, tiled floor to ceiling in warm terracotta — THE VANITY, IN WARM TILE

The Bedrooms

Two more rooms under the rafters.

A double in stone arches; a single with a roll-away beneath.

Bedroom two

A double bed, air-conditioned, its window set in a carved stone arch, the wardrobe in timber, the morning over the roofs.

Bedroom three

A single with a roll-away stored beneath it, air-conditioned, one sleeps in quiet, two fit when the house is full. See the full capacity plan →

The covered balcony of the South Wing: a stone parapet and iron railings above the courtyard, looking down the coast and across the open sea — THE COVERED BALCONY, OVER THE SEA

Balconies and terraces step around the wing, sun on one side, shade on the other, the water past every railing.

A single bed with its roll-away stored beneath, under two arched mirror niches in the white wall — A SINGLE, ITS ROLL-AWAY BENEATH

A bedroom under the sloping timber roof: a wooden day bed with roll-away beneath, arched wall niches and a stone doorway — A BEDROOM UNDER THE TIMBER ROOF

A glazed balcony door set deep in the stone wall of a bedroom, its shutters open to the blue of the Aegean — THE BALCONY DOOR, CUT THROUGH STONE

A bedroom corner with a deep arched window niche in the stone, the door open to roof tiles and a band of sea — THE WINDOW IN ITS STONE NICHE

A bedroom with braced timber doors, the bed in the near corner and the shower room beyond — A BEDROOM AND ITS SHOWER ROOM

A shower room tiled in white and blue, with corner shower, basin and an arched niche shelf — A SHOWER ROOM IN BLUE TILE

A shower room in rose-coloured tile with a framed mirror, timber vanity and curtained shower — A SHOWER ROOM IN ROSE TILE

The upstairs landing of the South Wing: stone walls, a timber balustrade over the stair and a glazed door to the balcony — THE LANDING, AT THE BALCONY DOOR

The roof terrace beside the stone chimney, tiled roofs stepping down to the blue bay and an island on the horizon — FROM THE ROOF TERRACE, OVER THE BAY

The house is big, comfortable and very clean.
Guest review · November 2016

Kitchen & Dining

A kitchen of its own, a hall of arches.

One of the estate’s two kitchens, and the long table it serves.

The South Wing kitchen under its timber ceiling: cooker and oven beneath the chimney hood, tiled worktops and the sink by the shuttered window — THE SOUTH WING KITCHEN

A full kitchen

Cooker and oven, a large fridge-freezer, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, toaster and mixer, with cookware in depth, and spices and basics already in the cupboards.