Single-family detached house Φαλαταδος Τηνου, Falatados, Tinos

The traditional and classy, ​​meticulously restored, stone mokatoikia of 190 square meters, was built in 1800, with high ceiling of 5.5 meters and walls dimensions of 80 cm, in a well preserved, alive and renovated in the year 2008 with the best materials, without altering the traditional line, is fully equipped, all amenities. It consists of two guest houses at ground level u in the upper floor of the main hall, bathroom, separate kitchen, 3 bedrooms / d & rear courtyard and two balconies. It has a fireplace, roof lining, three air conditioners and comfortable terrace with pergola overlooking the unique Tinian, mountainous environment. The village is the most beautiful of Tinos, full of labyrinthine kalterimia and traditional stores. Only 10 km from the city of Tinos and 5 from the beach. Upon conclusion of a purchase contract, a commission of 3% on the purchase price of the buyer is due. The information provided by us is based on information provided by the seller or the seller. For the correctness and completeness of the information no guarantee or liability can be assumed. An intermediate sale and mistakes are reserved. We refer to our terms and conditions. By further use of our services you declare the knowledge and your consent. For additional information and clarification we are at your disposal. Location Tinos is situaded in the Aegean Sea and it belongs to the Northern Cyclades complex. It is the third biggest island of the Cyclades after Naxos and Andros. It’s quite close to Athens and very easy to get here. There are many itineraries throughout the day and you can leave either from Piraeus or from Rafina, which is very close to Eleftherios Venizelos Athens International Airport. It takes 2-4 hours from Rafina and 2.5-5 hours from Piraeus, depending on the type of vessel you choose, either a conventional F/B or a high speed vessel. Tinos is very close to Mykonos, which has an international airport too and is also connected to Syros, Andros, Paros and Naxos. History The history of Tinos is rich and dates back to the ancient years. Neptune was worshiped and Aeolos was believed to be living there. It was also a purgatory for those preparing to go to Delphi. The people were traditionally allies of the Athenians. The fact that the Tinian trireme of Panaetios warned the Athenians for the Battle of Salamis was considered redemptive. Because of its geopolitical position, the inhabitants have suffered from many conquerors until the Middle Ages. This is the reason why the Venetian conquerors made out of Exombourgo a tower that protected the island until the Ottoman occupation. The architecture of Tinos is highly influenced by the period of Venetian domination Τhe discovery of Virgin Mary’s holy icon in 1823 (January 30) was considered a good sign for the right of the revolution and has been a blessing for the island ever since.