Exquisitely Preserved Medieval & Ottoman Mansion in the Old Town of Rhodes

This historic, detached house is located in one of the most popular streets of the medieval town of Rhodes. The house was built for the daughter of a Turkish Pasha on the foundations of a building dating back to the period of the Knights of St. John as revealed in the elaborate pebble mosaic, with the Cross of St. John located at the entrance. Another strong point is the beautiful inner courtyard with complete privacy. During the renovation carried out by the current owners, some 20 years ago, they decided to maintain many of the elements and materials that were present in the house, some of which probably date back to 1850. It is spread over two levels and has a total of four bedrooms and two bathrooms. There are two entrances and it is accessible by car which can be parked approximately 200 meters from the property, solely for residents of the Old Town. Due to its location and size, it can also be exploited for investment purposes.