A helpful lady called Katerina communicated with us prior to our arrival, sending us a grid reference to find the villa on Google Maps. There is free parking and a short (easy) walk across rooftops and over a short wooden bridge, accessible only by foot, to the house.
The house itself is lovely. It’s modern, beautifully decorated and furnished with everything you might need, including full cooking facilities, good WiFi, Bluetooth stereo, laundry facilities, books with local information and even a small set of binoculars.
The views give you the sea, the volcano, the lights of Kamari town (10 minutes away by car), the planes coming in to land on finals in the distance, cave houses, ruins, history...
A love of dogs might be advisable as there are a lot that roam about. Most of them seem owned and cared-for, but are free to do as they please. All the ones we met (and the cat) were incredibly well-mannered and actually really nice company while playing card games long into the night on the patio!
It’s semi-rural, though there are happy (Greek) neighbours who sing, and you don’t feel isolated.
Five of us had a splendid time and we were often joined by friends staying in Kamari. It’s a nice walk up the hill. The house is big and airy, there’s room to have social mealtimes and there was always something to look at. Communications with both the house owner and the manager were more than great (both were very helpful) and all five of us would happily recommend a holiday here!