"Unique Residential Complex Overlooking Skyros / Aspous Area"

The complex consists of four houses and a windmill in the area of Aspus in Skyros. The first house was built in 2006 and is stone, with a total area of 236 square meters. It has a large yard and the interior space is single, with a living room, an island with a kitchen and a traditional oven, as well as a mezzanine with a bedroom area and a basement storage area. It has a view towards the vast Aegean and the mountain. Next to the stone house there is a small traditional church.
The second house is a three-level mill with a total area of 200m2. On each level there is a bedroom. The ground floor has its own courtyard, the 2nd level joins a traditional house with a large terrace, 3 living areas, an additional bedroom with its own bathroom and terrace and a kitchen. The third level of the mill includes a large bedroom with a bathroom and a large terrace. From all levels there is an unlimited view of the sea and the mountain.
The third house, with an area of 120 square meters, is located right in front of the pool and consists of 3 rooms. A living room with sliding windows for unlimited sea views and a small kitchenette or bar. Outside there is a bathroom and the third space is a large bedroom with a large bathroom and sliding windows for panoramic views from the bed and electric aluminum shutters.
The fourth house has an area of 75 square meters and is located at the top of the plot. It has a large yard, space and permission for a swimming pool, a square for a parking space and an unlimited view. It consists of a living room, an elevated bedroom, a renovated bathroom and a kitchen.
In addition, the property includes a 20,000 square meter plot with a helipad. Each property has parking spaces, air conditioning and oil central heating. All the residences have different entrances and are separated by small squares. The complex is a unique set of houses with a panoramic view of the sea and the mountain, offering a special living environment.
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