This great a little apartment, tucked away inside an old Greek neighborhood of winding lanes and close to the city center and was a wonderful find. Oranges drop from orange trees and roll down the street! I ate one. Perfect and just as described. A dish of Greek pastries was set out to greet me. Apparently, the place has just come online. The super friendly host and his family live upstairs. I had a long conversation with Dimitris over a beer or two about the history of the house and the area in one of the local cafes nearby. He is a historian. You can tell Dimitris has worked hard to create a great cosy little AirBnB nest. It's all brand new. He walked me through the old neighborhood and showed me places to eat local food and drink cocktails and gave me a bit of history too. The cemetery up the street is also worth a stroll. I didn't see any other tourists, only locals. It's a ten minute walk to the Temple of Zeus and twenty to the Acropolis Museum. Just close enough to be convenient, but far enough from the tourist center. Host made the visit and I felt very welcomed.
Warning, have a compass or a GPS phone with a map, as it's easy to get lost in the warren of tiny lanes. There are several small places nearby to buy groceries. Ask the host. Oh, and the little garden outside the apartment with a lemon tree. Sit and relax. Cool.