A 130 square metre/1,350 square feet restored 120 year old traditional Turkish stone house constructed with thick walls providing cool from the Mediterranean summer heat and good family accommodation. There is potential to convert the master suite and covered terrace into a seperate apartment. The house stands in a plot area of 320 square metres. It is surrounded by an attractive gardenwall with mature trees, sweet almond, orange, lemon and a mature grape vine which trails around and over the terrace and walls. The exterior is mainly made of local stone constructed in the traditional method including interesting historic items such as mill stones and an inscribed plaque. Roof and roof timbers have been renewed. Traditional clay roof tiles blend in with the neighbouring houses.

The interior has new concealed wiring and plumbing giving ample sockets/lighting and services throughout. The ground floor is tiled and ceiling timbers are exposed. The first floor has wooden ceilings and floors. The whole interior of the house has a traditional character from the white lime washed walls to the many original features such as exposed timbers, original wall cupboards, traditional thumb lock exterior doors and latch interior doors.