Set within the historic village landscape of Episkopio on Syros, this remarkable estate unfolds across approximately 6,236 sqm of terraced gardens, olive groves, and stone pathways, comprising three independent residences gathered within a quietly cultivated setting. Mature palms, cypress trees, shaded courtyards, and traditional stone walls give the property a sense of permanence and seclusion, while the architecture reflects the island’s neoclassical and rural heritage with unusual authenticity.
The estate feels less like a single residence and more like a small private hamlet, where each building maintains its own character and rhythm within the landscape. Paths lined with jasmine and lavender connect terraces, gardens, and hidden seating areas, while elevated positions throughout the grounds open toward soft hillside and village views.
At the heart of the estate sits the White House, a stately residence defined by symmetry, high ceilings, tall shuttered openings, and beautifully proportioned interiors. Original floors, period detailing, antique furnishings, and soft natural light preserve the atmosphere of an earlier Syros, while generous reception rooms and formal dining spaces create a calm sense of scale throughout. Beneath the house, a vaulted stone cellar introduces an entirely different atmosphere — cool, textured, and deeply atmospheric — suitable for wine storage, exhibitions, or creative use.
The Pink House rests more quietly within the gardens, partially shaded by mature trees and oriented toward open terraces and distant horizon views. Its interiors feel lighter and more informal, with living spaces opening naturally toward the outdoors. Covered verandas and stone terraces create protected areas from the summer sun, while the surrounding planting softens the architecture into the landscape.
Carefully restored according to local architectural traditions, the Cottage introduces a more intimate scale to the estate. Simplicity defines the interiors here: timber ceilings, stone detailing, traditional shutters, built-in seating, and handcrafted finishes preserve the character of the original structure while maintaining warmth and comfort throughout.
Across the grounds, the outdoor spaces reveal themselves gradually. Olive groves alternate with sculpted gardens and shaded courtyards, while old stone cisterns, terraces, and quiet sitting areas create a sequence of intimate exterior rooms. Evening light filters softly through the trees, and the scent of jasmine moves through the courtyards near sunset. In one shaded corner beneath mature pines, a long stone table sits quietly beside the garden paths.
The estate balances historical character with flexibility of use, functioning equally well as a private family compound, an artist’s retreat, or a hospitality concept rooted in Syros’s architectural heritage. A curated selection of antique furnishings is included in the sale, further reinforcing the continuity between the houses and their setting.
Located just a short distance from Ermoupoli yet protected within one of Syros’s oldest and most atmospheric villages, the property combines accessibility with an unusual degree of privacy and historical depth.