It's a charming old house in a perfect location, quiet but moments from the and harbour, bars and restaurants. It's badly in need of maintenance and upkeep though. Several things were broken, like the pedal bins (which I fixed), roof chairs (dangerously so) and a kitchen tap which sprayed in all directions. Where most properties in Greece have almost unlimited solar hot water, here we found a barely legible note saying the electric heater had to be turned on at the fuse box for 15 minutes before each shower, then turned off again.
The listing shows a charming roof terrace, but doesn't mention that it's only accessible up a steep ladder, through an unsecured hatch which nearly fell on me.
The kitchen and bathroom are tiny, which would be OK if they weren't so cluttered with ornaments and unnecessary appliances so there's almost nowhere to put anything down. Honestly, it would probably be better to take out the kitchen altogether since the only escape is through there in the event of a fire, and the toilet opens straight into it - not terribly hygienic.
Extra tip - cutlery is in a secret drawer under the kitchen table. It took us half an hour to find it.
We did enjoy our stay here, and were mostly frustrated because with some moderate work, this could be a really lovely place.