A rare find! A property with its private sea access in an area that has been left untouched and is reminiscent of traditional Zakynthos. The house was originally built for the owner’s family and there for done generous in the lay out, high ceilings and the high-quality materials. It has been well looked after over the years and still in perfect condition.

The property is 203 m² on a 1000 m² plot, within the village plans and you are allowed to build an additional 200 m².

First floor: Consists of 3 bedrooms with built in wardrobes, 2 bathrooms, big living room area with open fire and kitchen area, plus 2 storage rooms. The living room/kitchen area connects to a covered veranda with direct sea view.

Semi-ground floor: A small apartment with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen plus a big storage room. The ceiling is lower but this small apartment stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter and you come out on the ground level where you have a spot in the shade of the old Araucaria tree.

The 1000 m² plot is within the village limits of Kypseli and you can build an additional 200 m² as well as a pool. The property has direct access from the quiet village, enough space for parking and land in the back that can be used for future facilities. In front of the house towards the blue of the Ionian Sea, is a garden with old trees and flowers, planted with much love over the years by the owner. A pergola with a marble table and stone seats plus a BBQ area make up the exterior facilities with direct view to the sea. The high light of course is the descending stone steps from the house level directly onto the private beach.

Kypseli where one can still bear witness to the local traditional way of life, is ideal for couples, families and groups of friends, who desire to experience a relaxing atmosphere in pleasant surroundings. To the left and right you will find small beaches with few people, it’s traditional tavernas, local minimarkets and coffee shops where the local meet to learn the latest island news! The daily life in this part of the island still has a slower pace. Local farmers sell their seasonal products directly in the village.