Liasto is a traditional Cycladic house located in the heart of the picturesque village of Pyrgos, Kallistis. Its narrow labyrinthine streets gives the essence of old times and offers unique walks among wine bars, restaurants, artists shops and galleries. It is only 5km away from the airport and the port. There is a bus stop , a place to rent a vehicle, a gas station, free parking, mini markets, an ATM and a pharmacy located nearby. The space Our recently renovated house combines the traditional Cycladic style with all the modern comforts, where you can enjoy your stay at a relaxing, sophisticated environment, away from the masses. Liasto offers a spacious private sun Terrace, with majestic view of the island and breathtaking sunsets. The interior of the house is elegantly decorated with handmade wood-curved furniture, restored by the artist K. Zachariou, known for his artistic work in temples and churches. The bedroom is equipped with a premium Double Bed for top sleeping experience, 1 Single Sofa-bed, 1 WC with Shower, a Living Room with fully equipped Kitchen ( Electric Cook-top, Refrigerator, Coffee machine, boiler, kitchen utensils). In the Living Room there is also a Dining Room and Television. There is Wi-Fi, A/Cs in both rooms, water heater, blow-dryer, iron and first aid kit. Liasto is just five minutes walk from the top of the hill, where lie the ruins of the Venetian castle Kasteli, as well as from the center of the village, where you can find Mini Markets, restaurants, the bus stop and the ATM. Guest access Due to Pyrgos' traditional construction, the only way to access Liasto is 5 min walking stairs. Therefore traveling light , if possible, is suggested. Also, for the reasons mentioned above, this residence might be inappropriate for persons with mobility limitations. Other things to note And a little story of the house Liasto for history lovers... “Liasto” means “sun-dried” and also refers to sweet wines traditionally produced in Santorini. The name indicates the practice of sun-drying the grapes after the harvest. My great grand mother used to lay out the grapes in the terrace to dry, for the purpose of making wine for the family. The most famous Santorinian wine produced with this technique is Vinsanto. “Liasto” also means “sunny” in Greek slang. You can enjoy the magical sunset, drinking Vinsanto, imagining that many years ago this very same terrace was full of grapes, enjoying the sun just like you! SPECIAL NOTE: *From 01/01/2024, based on article 30 of Law 5073/2023, a durability fee is imposed on short-term rentals during the months of March to October worth €1.50 per day and for the months of November to February €0.50 per day. **From 01/01/2024, with article 28 of Law 5073/2023, the accommodation fee for short-term leases is imposed, which is 0.5% of the short-term lease revenue. We note that the higher price per night has included both fees that are mandatory according to current legislation from 01/01/2024. Registration number 00002575940