In one of the many serpentine alleyways, a simple traditional arch-crowned gate leads to this little hidden palace (195m2). Here in Lindos it’s a tradition to keep the exterior simple and the interior lavish. You access first to an inner private courtyard where you can enjoy your breakfast as it communicates directly with the living room through glass sliding-doors. Entering the house from the main door the kitchen is on your right, with anything you may need. The kitchen’s facilities include: a gas kitchen, a dish-washer, washing-machine, oven, microwave, semi-pro coffee machine etc… Leaving the kitchen through the dining area, you find a cosy design bathroom with shower on your right. In the living room, wide leather couches, wooden furniture and audio-visual equipment are at your disposal. From the living room, a stairway leads to the first floor where lay 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Master’s bedroom is the cornerstone of the house with an extra king-bed and a wardrobe in which you will enter… This room has also its own private minimal design bathroom, with direct view on the Acropolis and the ancient theatre.

The Neighborhood At 1min walk from the lower parking Estelle mansion is easy of access. St Paul’s bay is at literally 3min by foot, so you can be sure to be amongst the firsts to dive in its crystal clear emerald water. If you wish to find a tavern, coffee, grocery shop, gelatteria or anything else, you just have to walk around to find everything you need (also bank, pharmacy) at 5 -10min distance.Lindos is one of the top 3 most visited monuments of Greece: historical patrimony combined with a unique landscape, bathed in the abundant Aegean’s light make this 18th century captains’ and ship lords’ community absolutely unique. Of course we suggest you’d visit the Acropolis, the 15th century’s church integrally covered by frescoes and some captains’ mansions under UNESCO’s protection.45km from the island’s capital, Lindos is surrounded by the most beautiful beaches: Haraki, Vlycha, St Agathi, Tsambika (sandy) to the north and Glystra, Kiotari, Gennadi, till Prasonisi to the south where the Aegean Sea meets the Mediterranean Sea , along with the kite and windsurfers from all around the world.