Villa Lartos

Description

Step into your own little slice of heaven at Villa Lartos. Providing gorgeous vistas over the bay, sea and mountains, this home is an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The home's exotic garden is decorated with stunning indigenous trees and holds a veranda furnished with comfy chairs and a coffee table. This is a wonderful space to relax in while listening to the birds gently chirp in the background.

The home's interior is sublimely brightened by natural light beaming in from the various windows. Modern artworks adorn the walls and the home benefits from a spacious open plan design. Guests will be able to stroll onto the sunny veranda from the living area for a pleasant drink in the sunshine.

Inside, a cosy and contemporary fireplace is ideal for social and relaxing nights indoors around the flat screen. One of the three bedrooms features a double bed with a ladder leading up to a single bunk bed – perfect for small child sharing with parents. The bathrooms possess luxury toiletries to use at your disposal.

Guests can indulge in al fresco dining on the veranda which is perfectly positioned to look over the amazingly blue sea and horizon.

The home is 29 miles from the magnificent island of Rhodes and 30 miles from Diagoras Airport.

#### Features
The Villa

Villa Lartos is a wonderful property, where you can enjoy breath-taking panoramic views of the beach and the sea. The villa has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 8 people

Interior
- Open-plan living area with TV and DVD
- Fully-equipped kitchen
- Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathroom
- Bedroom with double bed and 2 twin beds on a mezzanine level
- Bathroom
Exterior
- Infinity pool
- BBQ
- Sundeck
- Outdoors dining area
- Shaded chill-out area
- Patio
- Garden
- Terrace

Amenities
- Private Parking
- Wi-fi
- Hair dryers
- Air conditioning
- Mosquito nets
- Complimentary toiletries

#### Location
The Church of the Panagia is a stunning whitewashed church just 1.1 miles from the home. The 11th-century church is easy to miss but well worth a visit if you wish to delve into some intriguing Greek history.

Sarongs are provided as visitors to the church must ensure that their shoulders and legs are covered out of respect for such a holy space. What makes The Panagia so special is the fact that no photography is allowed – you'll just have your mind's eye to remember the church's mesmerising interior. This is a beautiful space to enjoy some quiet contemplation in peace. Splendid frescoes decorate the walls of this quaint little church and the bells can be heard each morning at nine.

Acropolis of Lindos is a wonderfully preserved Acropolis that dates all the way back to the 6th century. From here, you will be able to gaze over the phenomenal vistas over the sea after tackling the tall climb up to the top – make sure you wear the correct footwear!

The stunning site is only 1.2 miles away from the home and is available to tour with the assistance of a guide. You will discover many ruins at this Acropolis, depicting ancient times and ranging from damaged to undamaged. It is well worth coming here to take in some unmissable Greek history.