Preserved stone villa of 1915 located in the summer resort of Syros Poseidonia (Dellagratsia) on a pine plot of 8,900 sq.m. at a distance of 700 meters from the sea. The building is characterized as preserved for the outdoor and surrounding areas and is a remarkable example of a large summer residence of the early 20th century, important for the study of architecture and a reference point for the inhabitants of the area,

The villa consists of two levels, the upper floor (main house) 140 sq.m. and the ground floor 160 sq.m. which consists of two independent self contained spaces with seperate entrances used as hostels/guest houses, a cellar and storage spaces.

The main house consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 reception and dining areas, 2 bathrooms and a kitchen as well as terraces with views.

On the plot there is one building (guest house) of 80 sq.m., a second building (garage, laundry and storage) 65 sq.m. as well as ancillary buildings: 1 building used for electricity production (15 sq.m.) and another one (10 sq.m.) for animal accommodation of lower height.

On the plot there is a well and 2 cisterns.

The villa is surrounded by 70 pine trees. In the rest of the plot there are 150 pistachio trees, as well as citrus trees (lemon trees, orange trees, sour orange trees, lime trees), fig trees, pomegranate trees, palm trees, olive trees, an eucalyptus and a mastica tree.