Courtyard Furniture

Nothing can equal the character and charm of a stone built cottage in a peaceful environment, by the river and and forest of Apsiou ... It has that lived in feeling you get from favorite items gathered through the years, by the owner, painter Elena Parari. It is a perfect blend of old and authentic style with the comfort of modern life.
The picturesque cottage is reached from the road by 12 steps and entered through a nice flourishing garden with trees, grapevine,boukabilia and local herbs.

"To Konatzi of Marika and Yiannis" is situated in the centre of the village and it was built in 1865 by the members of the family.

This beautiful, old but newly renovated Cypriot house is located in the delightful village of Tochni. The house stands at the highest point of eastern hills with a panoramic view and a private swimming pool in the middle. The style of this house is with no doubt traditional Cypriot, giving you the feeling of being in another era. The owners of the house have made every effort in keeping with the original style, but making sure that there are all the comforts of modern times. The house features 4 double bedroom fully furnished with dining area and kitchen, bathroom, toilet and veranda.

The listed stone house was built in the 19th century by the owners family. The house was completely restored in 2006. The occupants of the house at the turn of the century were farmers who cultivated wheat and barley using oxen, and harvested carob and olive trees in the valley below. The women of the house spun and loomed silk, cured pig, kept fowl, harvested the crops and worked lace for the merchants of Lefkara. The villages bought wine from the mountain villages of Vavla and beyond.

Kontoyiannis House is Traditional stone built family house in Kalavasos village Larnaka. Centered round a secluded courtyard it can be let us as four large apartments or villa, great for relaxing and experiencing typical Cypriot living. Come with the family or on your own.

Linos Inn is in fact a complex of old houses that has been restored and transformed under the regulations of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation within the framework of Agrotourism, so as to establish a superb homely environment offering a traditional experience that can be truly enjoyed.The term linos refers to the very old place where with very primitive methods, grapes were squeezed for wine making. Because such linos were found in these old houses we restored, it was decided to name the inn Linos Inn.

In the heart of Panayia village lies a magnificent, stone-built complex, the Palati (Palace) of Xylari, consisting of four apartments, one of which is a miniature of a Mycenean palace built some 250 years ago, using stone from the mountains of Panayia.
The most impressive and at the same time the traditional room is the hearth, a sitting room area with traditional decor.

ATRATSA Mountain Suites is licensed by the Cyprus Tourism Organization and is comprised of 2 studio suites, 2 one-bedroom suites and 1 two-bedroom suite, all handsomely furnished and well equipped.
The studio suites have a mezzanine floor which accommodates the bedroom, leaving the remaining area more spacious and comfortable.
The one and two-bedroom suites have separate spacious sitting rooms and can comfortably accommodate couples, families and larger groups.

Through the Valley of Marathasa, the beautiful village of Kalopanayiotis rises up from the Watherdum to the mountain top, is where we created our Ayios Andronikos Village Apts. It is a getaway, unrivalled in beauty which offers nature-filled holidays. Whether it is summer or winter, the wild beauty of the nature will leave you enchanted. Enjoy moments of relaxation while admiring nature in all its splendid glory.

In one of the most beautiful wine-villages of the mountainous Limassol, and specifically in one of the stone-paved allies of the village Vouni you will find Oinou Strata. This is a unique retreat, where visitors get the chance to enjoy serenity and absolute peace, combined with the traditional graciousness that is reflected in every single detail of the place. Its name is connected to the “paths of wine” which cross the village. As it is generally known, Vouni was the third largest village of vineyards and wineries in Limassol District.