The interior design elegantly blending the minimalistic aesthetics in a traditional stone building is breathtaking. Spread over three sub-houses in two levels, the house unravels around the carefully preserved old mill area, with its high beamed ceilings, the open gourmet kitchen and dining area, the fireplace in the living room and three master bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms. Only a few minutes’ drive to the picturesque Kardamyli fishing village and the stunning beaches of the Peloponnese, this is the ideal place to come and unwind in privacy!

Kalyves: Location and surroundings of this property Location: Messinia is a prefecture of Greece located in the southwestern Peloponnese. The capital of Messinia is Kalamata. The main areas of Messinia are Messini, Filiatra, Kyparissia, Gargaliani, Chora and Pylos. Unique Features: Messinia prefecture is one of the most beautiful in Greece and in recent years it is one of the most up-and-coming tourist destinations. The prefecture has an abundance of beautiful beaches with clear blue waters, imposing mountains and ancient monuments of world recognition. Messinia has two important marinas of Kalamata and Pylos which facilitates comfortable and safe anchoring. In Messinia is located the luxury resort Costa Navarino which has gained a worldwide reputation offering its guests exciting experiences and high quality holidays. At the same time, this year a new hotel by W Hotels opened its doors in the bay of Navarino, increasing the prestige of the area. Accessibility: Messinia can be reached by plane from Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos" to Kalamata State Airport. The prefecture can be accessed by car and there are regular routes connecting the capital of the

The structures, constructed around 1850, originally served a functional and historic lay out of animal shelter with storage on the ground floor and the main dwelling on the upper floor, with no internal connection. A unique feature situated in the heart of this house is a traditional olive mill; much of its original equipment existed almost entirely intact. It was decided the equipment would remain in the house and was restored through the advisory of the Benaki Museum’s Conservation Department. This space would become the center of connection between different levels, and spaces of the home.