Demetrius Villa is one of a very select few houses to occupy this privileged position. Situated on the hillside just above Kalathos with views across to Vliha Bay and the sparkling Aegean, this is a wonderful tranquil location. Dotted around the landscape ancient olive groves, citrus orchards and tangled clumps of rosemary and wild thyme sway in the breeze, their enticing perfumed aromas wafting across the hillside. Adjacent to the private deck level swimming pool is a roomy sun terrace, the stone built barbecue with lovely shady pergola and alfresco dining area is a particular highlight and an ideal focal point for laid back summer living. Enjoy an early evening drink here as the sun sets and watch the colours of the sea and surrounding landscape perform their dazzling daily metamorphosis. Amongst the many attributes of this fine property are two good sized bedrooms the master having a four poster bed, two bathrooms and a spacious, comfortable open plan living room from where patio doors lead out to the pool. Air conditioning keeps the house agreeably cool over the hotter parts of the day and during those long, balmy summer evenings. Accommodates 4/6 + 1 Cot.

Acquired in 2017, Demetrius Villa offers guests privacy and luxury along with stunning views of the Aegean sea. To welcome all our guests we provide a fruit bowl, water and bottle of wine for you to enjoy with our compliments. Enhanced Welcome Packs can be provided on request at an additional cost.

Demetrius villa is 45 minutes drive from Rhodes International Airport. The village of Kalathos is 1km from the Villa. Its beach is great to visit in the early afternoon for a cooling dip. On the way home why not pause at the traditional kafeneon or in one of the two local tavernas before picking up supplies at the minimarket for your evening barbecue. The picture-postcard village of Lindos, offers a comprehensive assortment of restaurants, bars and activities is only a 5 minute drive away. Alternatively, 10 minutes north of Kalathos, the gorgeous village of Haraki has a tiny half-moon shaped bay, popular with fishermen and bordered by a simple selection of reputable tavernas serving fresh local specialities including moussaka, ‘meze’ and stuffed vegetables. A coastal footpath leads from the village past the ruins of Haraki castle to Agathi, a lovely sandy beach overlooked by an old monastery carved into the rocks and providing a truly inspirational setting for any budding artists or photographers. Water sports can be found nearby and most beaches offer refreshments and toilet facilities. One of Europe's largest water parks can be found in Faliraki, 30 minutes drive away.