The Pilgrims Inn

The house was constructed in 1600 a.C and in 2006 it underwent an extensive and carefully planned restoration.The house was constructed in 1600 a.C and in 2006 it underwent an extensive and carefully planned restoration. It shares a thick stone party wall with a 16th century parish chapel. The “Pilgrims Inn” house used to be the pastor's lodge. It is two storey house flowing to a small private courtyard with a lemon tree and lavender plant pots. It is composed of two cosy double bedrooms, two minimal style bathrooms, an open plan space living room and kitchen and a sun-drenched terrace. Both double bedrooms comprise en-suite facilities with the upper bedroom opening onto a secluded private roof terrace boasting lavish and rare outdoor space. Although the house’s interior design pays homage to minimalism yet it affords comfort throughout and uncompromised privacy. It bears all the distinctive architectural features of the Cycladic traditional trends such as adjacent to the neighbouring properties, thick stone walls, narrow-paved paths, e.t.c., along with convenient and up-to-date enhancements. The “Pilgrims Inn” home overlooks the traditional market pathway and it constitutes a truly unique sanctuary for relaxation.