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200years old whitewashed Cycladic stone house, with a new adjacent private swimming pool, restored to its original iconic architecture, with stunning terraces, 3 bedrooms with 3 en-suite bathrooms. "Nema" means "Thread" in Greek, as the house connects histories, memories and feelings from the past, present and future. At the center of Naxos island, on the top of Filoti village, overlooking the beautiful village alleys, the olive tree valley and the breathtaking sunset over the sea horizon. The space The natural dew of the tall thick stone-made walls makes a contrast with the bright warm greek summer. The local building materials, like the Naxian marble, stones and whitewashed plaster, the antique furniture and the traditional decoration, the various floors and multiple rooms, stairs and terraces underline the age and the character of the house in the spirit of a typical greek summerhouse. Being located at the top of the hill, it might seem at first a bit difficult to reach while driving through the narrow steep road, but the views and privacy will reward you and of course driving gets much easier after a couple of times. There’s also a second option with a much easier road to drive leading to a second parking from where you will need to climb some more steps to reach the house. Guest access All house areas and a large swimming pool area will be available to guests at all times. Please note that guests with mobility issues may find it difficult to reach the house through the stairs of the traditional village alleys. Other things to note - You ll have to take a rather bumpy and adventurous small road to reach the parking area next to the house, but the views and the location will be rewarding. And there is a second option of a much shorter and driver-friendly road for your car, if you don’t mind a few minutes walk after the parking area. - Reaching the lovely village plaza from the house ( with lots of taverns and local shops) will only take 5 min. walking down the steps of the picturesque narrow streets. But it will take a little courage to climb back the steps to return to the house, especially if you have some mobility problems. Taking the car is always a safe option but you’ll miss the chance to be seduced by the typical Cycladic alleys and whitewashed houses. - The special architecture of the house with outdoor stairs and terraces make it rather unsafe for small children. Registration Details 1174K92001209401