Three-storey, stone, mansion house, built in 1864, has a total area of 213.46 sq.m., is located in Limni, in northern Evia.

The property is the only stone, three-storey building, located in the seaside town, it stands out for its architecture and its advantageous location - just 20 meters away from the sea and very close to the market and the marina.

It consists of 4 levels:
Basement 40.27 sq.m.
Ground floor 64.11 sq.m. - one room, kitchen, bathroom, room (hall-
staircase)
first floor 54.54 sq.m. - 2 rooms, room (hall-staircase), veranda
second floor 54.54 sq.m. - 2 rooms, room (hall-staircase)

The rooms have high ceilings, are bright, the floors are mostly wooden, and the ground floor has a fireplace (possibility for 2 more - on the first and second floors)
The roof was removed and rebuild in 2016
The building needs renovation.
The ground floor can be configured into an independent apartment (2 residences or a residence and guest house), the entire building can function as a single residence combining the elements that characterize the building and the era it was built with modern elements that allow comfort and functionality or be converted into a small guesthouse of high aesthetics.

The Island of Evia The position of Evia in Greece is east of the mainland. It is connected to it, except the sea through Glyfa or Akitsas, via the high bridge of Chalkis or the old bridge of Evripos. So, although it is an island, access to it is not entirely dependent on weather, air or sea. Northern Evia is still unexplored and untouched by the massive turnout of tourists. Those who discover it become fanatical fans mainly for the wonderful nature, the tranquility, the calm sea of Evoikos Gulf and the Aegean Sea and the mountainous landscapes and villages just a few kilometers away. You will find picturesque villages, friendly people and will taste local products such as wine, edible olives, olive oil, fresh fish and seafood, yogurt, cheese etc. On the way through Chalkida you will find yourself among the plane trees and pine trees, and after a few kilometers, you will look at the Evoikos Gulf or the Aegean Sea, depending on your destination.