Single-family detached house 152 m², excellent condition, Aroniadika, Kythira

For sale a two-story traditional building of 152 sqm, located in the settlement of Aroniadika, Kythira. The property, built in the 19th century, is part of a complex with neighboring vaulted structures, all forming the center of the Medieval settlement of Aroniadika. The property was fully renovated in 1995, respecting its historical significance and adapting to modern needs. On the ground floor of the house, there is a large living room with a fireplace, a dining room, the main bathroom, and an open traditional kitchen. There is also a large bedroom with a small sitting area. Ascending to the second level of the property via the internal wooden staircase, you find a large rectangular bedroom with a sitting area, constructed in 1870, as indicated by the carved inscription placed above the door lintel. This floor also includes a bathroom and an additional sitting area with a fireplace. This unique investment opportunity is aimed at those who love tradition, located in a distinctive settlement offering an alternative way of living. *The Energy Performance Certificate is currently being issued Location: Kythira Island is situated in the southern part of the Aegean Sea, between the Peloponnese and Crete. It is part of the Attica region in Greece and lies approximately 12 nautical miles to the south of Peloponnese's southeastern tip. Unique Features: Kythira Island stands out with its unique blend of history, natural beauty, and authentic Greek culture. The island's unique beaches and crystal-clear waters make it a haven for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts. Its charming villages, adorned with Venetian and Byzantine architecture, offer a glimpse into its rich historical past. Kythira's tranquil ambiance and relatively untouched landscapes set it apart from more popular tourist destinations, providing a peaceful retreat for visitors. Accessibility: Despite its secluded charm, Kythira Island is easily accessible by various means of transportation. The island has its own airport, Kythira Island National Airport, offering domestic flights from Athens and other Greek cities. Additionally, ferry services connect Kythira to mainland Greece, as well as other nearby islands like Crete and Antikythira. The combination of air and sea accessibility makes it convenient for both domestic and international travelers to reach the island. Investment Opportunity: Kythira Island presents a promising investment opportunity for individuals or businesses looking to tap into the growing tourism industry in Greece. As a relatively undiscovered destination, there is ample room for development in terms of hospitality and leisure facilities.