Two hours from Athens, ten minutes from the sea, a world away. The Stone House is our family's traditional village house in the olive groves of Ambelos, above Akrata — thick stone walls, blue shutters, shaded courtyards, and 135 m² of unhurried space. Where most rentals look outward, this one draws you in: the walled garden, the long table, the grove at every window.

THE HOUSE
The master has a king bed with premium linens and its own private entry to the patio and garden — wake up, open the door, and you're among the trees. The loft holds a double bed (cot available for the little one), with steps down to the living room, where an old hearth anchors the space and a single bed fits one more. The garden room sleeps three, beside the fully equipped kitchen — and just outside it, the outdoor oven, for fresh bread or pizza the way the village has always made it. One bathroom with washing machine. Sleeps 8 plus a baby. It's a real village house: thick cool walls, rooms that connect in old ways, character over uniformity.

OUTSIDE
It's all yours: the courtyards and walled garden, BBQ and bread oven, the children's playground, free parking, and the olive grove all around — 150 trees, a working family farm. And one secret worth knowing from day one: walk up the steps behind the house and you'll find a hidden lookout over the Gulf of Corinth, yours alone. A hideout inside the Hideout.

THE PLACE
Akrata's beaches are 2.5 km below (do your shopping on the way up). Lake Tsivlou and the fir forests are up the mountain road; the rack railway and Kalavryta's ski centre about an hour; the ancient theatre of Aigeira along the coast — this shoreline appears in Homer. Open all four seasons: wildflowers, sea, olive harvest, snow on the peaks. Pet-friendly — this house has always had animals around it. Room to work remotely, or to gather for family celebrations.

HOSTS
We're a family — real hosts, not a management company. Your key is in the door, and we live nearby: minutes away when you need us, invisible when you don't.