- The luxurious villa is 265 sq.m and the whole estate is 20,000 sq.m.
- The property is surrounded with beautiful pine trees and palm trees
- Store Room
- Lounge
- Kitchen
- Living Room
- Dining Room
- 2 Bedrooms with en-suite bathroom
- Jaquzzi
- Basement
- Conservatory
- Double garage
- Large veranda and patios with undisturbed sea and forest views
- The villa has a unique layout with very few steps leading to all the rooms
- The calorific fireplaces and the heating units heats all the rooms
- The dome and ottoman window shapes gives a modern aesthetic style.
- There are many windows giving natural light throughout the house
- The bedrooms have french doors with sea view patios
- There are fabric awnings on the patios for shade

About Mytilene

Mytilene (also know as Mytilini) which Lesvos capital is named after, according to Greek mythology was the daughter of Lesvos’s first king Makaros who was also the first to inhabit the island.

It is built amphitheatrically over seven hills, with the city’s castle and mark point standing out. Its foundation is thought to happen in the beginning of the 10th century BC, when the residents were about 27.247.

Apart from its medieval castle, Mytilene's jewel, also stand out its many architecture masterpieces shown on Christianity’s monuments, sightseeing, most important of which, are the Ancient Theater, the statue of Sappho, the Roman Aqueduct, the bronze statue of Liberty and its museums that house great exhibits like the unique in the world mosaics of Menadros ‘s house. (You can see them in the New Archaelogical Museum of Mytilene.)

Historically, Mytilene had been the most important of the six Lesvian cities, already existed in the 8th century BC, while “Statires”, Mytilene‘s currency had played a significant role since the middle of the 6th century BC. Through the centuries, managed to evolve into an important trade and cultural center.

Mytilene’s most important monument is the Ancient Theater, built near the peak of the hill Saint Kyriaki in the 3rd century BC, where the most important facts of the city’s social and political life were waged. That is exactly why the Ancient Theater is considered to be a significant part of Mytilene’s history.

Twelve kilometers outside the city, near the village Moria, there is the Roman Aqueduct, which is actually the most important project of the Roman era. It was built in the 2nd century BC and through it, water had been transported to Mytilene, covering a distance of about 30 kilometers.

Wandering Mytilene, you will discover its opposite beauty in which the marriage of classic to contemporary speaks out its diversity.

Starting from its historical tradition, the contemporary city of Mytilene attempting to help the touristic development through big reconstruction projects highlighting its historic monuments at the same time.

The paved Ermou street, in the center of the city, where you can find many shops, is the most crowded and full of life road. Subsequently, it is not to wonder why that is a meeting point of both locals and visitors. Prokymaia (the citys coastal road), with the magnificent neoclassical buildings and the many cafes, bars and restaurants, is also a hot spot. If you feel like going for swimming do not miss to visit the crystal clear water of “Apili” beach, right next to “Tsamakia” beach. On the road to the airport you will pass by “Makris Gialos” a district that is considered to be one of the city’s most picturesque. The neoclassical houses of incredible architecture will definitely catch your eye.

Every summer, the municipality of Lesvos, organizes a series of cultural events, the “Lesvian Summer”. In August ’s first week, the “Ouzo festival” takes place and local producers offers the people attending the festival free ouzo!

The form that the municipality of Mytilene has nowadays, has become from the union of the picturesque districts that have to offer a green environment of incomparable beauty.

In the small villages near Mytilene you can find hidden treasures only a breath away from the center.

There are 15 primary schools in Mytilene, along with seven lyceums, and eight gymnasiums. There are six university schools with 3671 undergraduates, the largest in the University of the Aegean. Here also is the Rector, the central administration of the Foundation[clarification needed], the Central Library and the Research Committee of Aegean University. The University of Aegean is housed in privately owned buildings, in rented buildings located in the city centre, and in modern buildings on University Hill.

Landmarks

- The town of Mytilene has a large number of neoclassical buildings, public and private houses. Some of them are the building of the Lesbos Prefecture, the old City Hall, the Experimental Lyceum and various mansions and hotels all over the town.
- The Baroque church of Saint Therapon dominates at the port with its impressive style.
- Ancient Theatre of Mytilene
- Archaeological Museum of Mytilene
- Castle of Mytilene
- Church of Saint Symeon, Mytilene
- Catholic Church of Theotokos
- Çarsi Hamam ("Market Bath")
- Ecclesiastical Byzantine Museum of Mytilene
- Folk Art Museum of Mytilene
- Monastery of Agios Raphael
- Museum of Costume and Embroidery of Lesvos
- Statue of Liberty (Mytilene)
- Theofilos Museum
- Yeni Cami, Mytilene

Architecture of Lesvos

About the architecture of Lesvos, Greece Similar to its neighbouring Greek islands, the architecture of Lesvos is characterized by its unique elegance, traditional quality and rich culture. Most of the island villages which are built amphitheatrically on the mountain slopes retain their long-established character that is mostly apparent in its architecture. At first sight, a visitor is charmed by the beautiful mansions, towers, the stone school buildings, traditional windmills and the monasteries, all these that compose the unique architectural style of Lesvos island, an interesting mixture of local, eastern and western characteristics. The urban houses were built with local stone with tiled roofs and a wooden construction called sachnisi that extends at the second floor of the house, for saving of space. Many interesting public buildings were constructed and survive till today, such as the Girls School in Mytilene, completed in 1899. Today, only few constructions of this type survive.

Another aspect of Lesvos Greece can be seen in the capital, Mytilene: the 18th and 19th century mansions of Mytilene are influenced by the Neoclassical and baroque style. They belonged to noble families and distinguish for the marble decorations, flowered gardens and wonderful wall frescoes. Some of the island's fortified castles and fortresses which were used as country houses by the rich families still survive and can be seen in many places. Places of major interest are the ancient constructions, such as the Ancient Theatre of Mytilene and also few Ottoman constructions, including Valide Mosque and the Yeni Mosque. Visitors can enjoy their stay in many of the traditional hotels in Lesvos that have respected the traditional architecture.