Description

Our opinion

With its location on a wide, sunny street, its preserved stone walls and authentic architectural details, this house, built in 1903, fits perfectly into the historic fabric of Hydra, an island refuge for shipowners and artists where cars have never been allowed. The property strikes a subtle balance between privacy, preserved by the private courtyard, and immediate accessibility to the lively harbour, just three minutes away. The 125 m² of living space is spread over two levels: two bedrooms, a spacious kitchen, a lounge area and a bright living room with tall windows. Exposed wooden beams, thick stone walls and traditional shutters bear witness to the historic soul of the property, while air conditioning ensures constant comfort. The possibility of converting an additional 25 to 30 m² studio on the lower level allows for flexible configurations: guest accommodation, rental space or family extension. Recently repainted and in very good condition, the property can be lived in immediately or modernised according to personal preferences, on an island where homes combining privacy and proximity to the harbour are rare.