Monthly Rentals in Palaiopoli

Eugenia and Lorenzo’s house is a real paradise, totally peaceful as well as cosy and comfortable. We spent three very happy days there, and could not have asked for a more perfect place. It is a real home, and has clearly been decorated with love and care - as another reviewer said, this house has soul! Eugenia gave us lots of wonderful tips for beaches and restaurants, all of which were great. We left Andros rested and with full hearts, already planning when we might be able to return. Thank you, Eugenia and Lorenzo!

A very beautiful house in a nice and quiet area. Lots of nature around, a stony beach is a 15 minute scenic walk away from the airbnb. It has a good central location with towns like Mpatsi and Chora within 15-25 minutes driving away. If I ever return to Andros I would not hesitate to rent the Pomegranate house again.

The Stonehouse is a beautiful authentic property. You need to hire a car which can be easily rented at Gavrion Port. Batsi is only about 25 mins and Hora a bit further on the opposite side of the island from the property. The roads are quiet and easily navigable albeit a bit twisty but worth it for the panoramic views. The rooms are all extremely clean and decorated with an artistic flair. The terrace area is a pleasure to sit out on and take in the breath-taking views. The donkeys wander underneath the seating area and the cats are very welcoming. If the nights are a little cool there is a wood burner that is easy to light and warms up the room very quickly. There are amazing well sign posted trails to follow surrounding the property with ancient woodlands and paths strewn with wild flowers. If anyone is keen on nature it is a must. Sandy has done an amazing job and is a super host.

Kal and her friend Alexandra were very friendly, kind, helpful and informative! Alexandra also acted as kind of a tour guide, recommending beaches, places to eat and pointing us the big traditional music festivals/feasts. Kal's home is very cozy and traditional, in accordance with Andros island architecture. The view of her home is exquisite and peaceful, never to be matched again! Note for someone reading this review: Palaiopoli village is full of stairs and the house is only accessible through them (there is a small public parking space for cars - sometimes tricky to find parking) plus the house also has some stairs as it is divided in three layers.