This is a really beautiful house - as a whole it seemed bigger to us than in the photos. It is quite modern inside and there are two outside covered terraces - one outside the kitchen / living area where we mainly ate and one on the first floor outside one of the 2 upstairs bedrooms . It isn't clear I don’t think from the current Airbnb description but there are 2 double rooms on the first floor and one double and one twin room in the spacious basement (basement is still quite bright and airy- and cooler than upstairs on hot summer nights, although there is aircon throughout the house). There are beautifully fitted out shower rooms in the basement and on the first floor and a wc on the ground floor. The house is simply but nicely furnished and well equipped. Charalampos was really helpful and communications were good and check in and out was handled by one of his local friends who was again kind and helpful and contactable at any time if required. We couldn't find out much about the village before we went (although Charalampos passed us some local information and detailed information about the house) but for us it turned out to be pretty idyllic - a quiet village but with plenty of local amenities for a quiet, relaxing , low key stay The house is 2 mins walk from Logaras beach and 5-10 mins walk to the fishing village of Piso Livadi ( where there are other smaller beaches). At Logaras beach there is a very small mini market, 4or 5 pleasant low key beach bar/cafe/ restaurants, and 2 or 3 further small bar cafes just off the beach, and a well stocked supermarket and bakery (serving freshly squeezed orange juice and lovely coffees) 5 mins walk along a quiet road towards the main road. After the small stretch of bar cafes , which we didn't find too busy or noisy, the remainder of the beach is undeveloped ( ie. no loungers or parasols to hire) and open. At Piso Livadi there are 7 or 8 restaurants/ bars/cafes, a bakery, a mini market and 3 or 4 shops selling clothes, gifts and crafts. The lovely hilltop UNESCO village of Marpissa is a further 10 minute walk away along mainly off road paths from Piso Livadi, and has a row of shops (larger supermarket,butcher, fishmonger and more bakeries) on the main road and a couple of good tavernas in the village lanes and one of our favourite walks was from there up to a hilltop monastery to get wonderful views over to Naxos and Mykonos (recommended early morning or evening when its cooler!).We really loved our stay here and hope to come back soon.