Quiet hillside house with spectacular view of the Aegean. — Property 7293

Quiet hillside house with spectacular view of the Aegean.

Villa Primavera is a simple but tasteful traditional Greek house in Assomatos, Kos, 1,000 ft above the sea in a very quiet and secluded location away from the crowds. It has 3 unconnected twin bedrooms (each with ensuite shower room) kitchen, living/dining room and 2 terraces. All rooms have terracotta tiled floors, and the bedrooms large fitted wardrobes and wooden beamed ceilings. In front is a large grass area beyond which the hill drops away allowing a spectacular 120 degree view from the house of the sea, Turkey and nearby islands. The house is situated beyond the end of the road. Assomatos is a quiet traditional village with real Greek life and a centuries old church. Kos town, with its beautiful harbour, Crusader fortress, ancient ruins and many restaurants and bars, is 20 minutes away, as are the ruins of the Asklepion hospital (C3rd BC) where Hippocrates taught. Tigaki, the nearest beach, which has a long expanse of white sand, is 12 minutes by car or scooter.

Location Assomatos, Asfendiou Kos < Aegean Islands < Greece

Assomatos, Asfendiou Kos < Aegean Islands < Greece

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Availability for the villa on Kos, Greece

Last updated on:

Friday, 25 July 2008

Changeover day:

Wednesday

Normal availability

April-October

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Further details for the villa on Kos, Greece

Kos is of great historical importance and interest. Apart from the famous Asklepion Hospital, where Hippocrates taught, there are many archaeological sites in the main town containing ruins and mosaics. Fishing boats and luxury yachts line the picturesque harbour, which is bordered by a C15th Crusader fortress. The market square boasts a museum. A minaret and Italianate buildings reflect the Turkish and Italian occupations. Abundant spring water means that the island is unusually verdant. Known as the Market Garden of the Aegean, it produces high quality fruit and vegetables, and now has several vineyards. Two of them are on the slopes below the villages and the wine of one, Hatziminoulis, is excellent. You will need to hire a car or scooters. These can be rented at Tigaki Beach 9 km away. Cars can also be rented online for collection at the airport. There are direct flights from London, Manchester and Birmingham, as well as many other European airports.