Apeiranthos, a village of houses of marble and stone, most in immaculate condition. One of the most prominent and characteristic ones, facing proudly the main (naturally pedestrian) street, is the house of Frangiskos. Built by his forebears in 1910, and being beautifully restored recently by local craftsmen with lots of original furniture and respect for details, the house carries one in its century long history (with very generous spaces and interesting layout) while providing contemporary amenities (air conditioning, TVs, neither of which we made any use of, as well as wi-fi) and comfort. We cherished the opportunity to spend a few days in this special place and letting it leave its mark on our vacation as much as the village and the island itself. We found Apeiranthos a great place to explore the island (by car) from, as most of the great food, paths, and architecture are in the mountain villages anyway, and the village itself offers a few opportunities for food, coffee or drink as well as museums a very short walk from the house away. Fragkiskos made it easy for us, being always available (online) to promptly answer our questions and offer great suggestions.