Absolutely PERFECT! !
Finding the beautiful little house is a bit challenging at the beginning. It's immediately across from the Phylakopi archeological site, with a direct view on it every morning you have breakfast.
You park a bit behind the plot and walk about 20 steps to the house, passing a miniature vineyard. Crossing the first patio - sun-shaded and offering two lounging seats - you walk past the living room onto the second patio. Here again, two more lounge chairs underneath a couple of palm trees, offering shade. Turn another corner and you reach a shaded area (bamboo mats) stone bench (with nice cushions), fronted by a table and two more seats, This is the place you will spend most of your time! A beautiful view over Phylakopi archeological site out to the ocean. Here is the main entrance into the house.
The living room is spacious, the ceilings are at least 3 meters, giving it a airy feeling. There is a TV, although we never had an urge to switch it on. The WiFi router worked just fine, giving access all over the property. The L-shaped sofa can be used as two additional beds, but grown-ups might find it a bit too small. The kitchen is petite: a large fridge, a miniature dishwasher, obviously a sink, a microwave and a very small mobile two-plate stove top, really only suitable in an "emergency" :-). Otherwise there's a toaster, a sandwich maker, a water boiler, etc. Actually everything you need. The cupboard is filled with coffee, tea, sugar, honey (!!) and other condiments. Actually, the kitchen is complete, albeit you most likely won't be really doing any serious cooking. The bathroom is cool. There's a spacious walk-in shower, and ample room in the separate toilet area. The bedroom is a bit small, but ample. A full king-size bed, with an excellent mattress. The windows have flyscreens, so you can leave them open at nighttime. The living room and the bedroom have air conditioning - which we didn't need in late May.
Everything is kept extremely clean and the service (every three days, tidys everything up).
The house is the only house on the plot, but there is a farm (?) structure adjacent to the house. We did have people come and go, but quite infrequently and without being able to look into the property. The advantage being, that you don't need an alarm, as the cock will make his presence noticeable and the hens will respond during the day, commenting on their own daily achievements. Don't feed the cats, if you don't want them hanging out with you all the time :-)
As the house is off the road connecting Adamantas/Plaka with Pollonia, there is traffic, but you won't really hear it. The drive by car to Pollonia (to get deliciously fresh bread every morning) takes about 5 minutes. The ride to Admantas maybe 10. Stella, who was are contact at Kapetan Tasos, was discreet, yet always available. Very friendly and willing to assist whenever needed.
All in all, a beautiful stay- we HIGHLY RECOMMEND it. Not one single downside or complaint!
P.S.: I'm an American and grew up as a kid in Greece, so I do have sufficient comparisons. The stay was 14 days.