Simultaneously engaging and slyly seductive, this is a place to be inspired. Featuring soaring 4-meter ceilings with walls covered in original art and ephemera, this ancient Hydriot house recalls the bohemian salons of another era. Within such walls art movements took hold, musicians cast their improvised spells and writers debated vociferously until they had changed the world — or perhaps until the wine was gone and the hostess fast asleep.

Comprising a living and dining room with kitchenette, bathroom and dedicated bedroom, the tall arched doorways and ancient hearth mix rustic charm with a touch of island grandeur. The main bedroom is ideal for 2 persons and looks onto a courtyard alcove, while the the separate living room is furnished with a daybed capable of sleeping a third adult and enjoys both courtyard and street views. A small but well-outfitted kitchenette provides guests the opportunity for self-catering which is ideal for longer stays or as a base for the rental of the entire property.