Facing north-west, this charming property offers the rare privilege of enjoying daily sunsets over one of the island’s most desirable views. As soon as you arrive, a beautifully crafted pebble terrace and an old wooden door welcome you into a home with deep Corfiot heritage.

Entering the main house, you are greeted by a warm and inviting living area. On the first floor, the fully equipped kitchen and separate dining room create an ideal setting for shared meals, while this level also includes one bedroom with an en‑suite bathroom, an additional bedroom, and a second bathroom. On the opposite side of the building, with its own independent entrance, lies the guest house, offering two bedrooms and a shared bathroom - perfect for hosting family or friends with comfort and privacy.

The interiors embrace a rustic and traditional aesthetic - timber beams, thoughtfully mismatched furnishings - harmoniously combined with modern amenities. The living room invites cozy evenings, while the modern kitchen provides everything needed to prepare delicious meals. A vine‑covered pergola offers generous shade for al fresco dining and relaxed afternoons outdoors. Each of the four bedrooms offers tranquil comfort, with soft neutral tones and natural materials that reflect the home’s timeless character.

Outdoors, the property unfolds into a serene garden with terraced seating areas, shaded corners, and a swimming pool that enjoys magnificent airplane sea and sunset views. The grounds are beautifully maintained, featuring lawns adorned with local plants, flowers, and fruit trees that enhance the Mediterranean atmosphere.

This traditional Corfiot house, dating back to the late 1800s, is ideally located near the long sandy beach of Kalamaki and within close distance of the historic village of Old Peritheia. With buildings dating back to the 14th century, Old Peritheia is the oldest village in Corfu, built on the slopes of Mount Pantokratoras for protection from pirate raids. Offering sweeping views toward the Ionian Sea, it has been officially classified as a Historical Monument by the Central Archaeological Council.