Five exceptional vacation rental villas with traditional island style and modern amenities in Tinos, Cyclades - a vacation concept for the culturally minded.

TINOS HABITART - TINOS Triantaros 84200 Tinos, Greece phone: (+30) 210 804 2968 mobile: (+30) 6973 432 916 fax: (+30) 210 613 3308 email: info@tinos-habitart.gr

Holiday Rental Villas Tinos

General Info for the rental housesThe rental vacation villas of TINOS HABITART combine the magnificent view with artistic and traditional design and all comforts that make our guests feel like home!

The five independent and totally private rental houses are situated in an estate of 3,000 m2and are named after the colour of their doors and windows. Their 0.55 metre-thick walls provide excellent thermal protection and soundproofing. The houses can also facilitate larger groups and can even be reserved combined: from two houses to all five of them depending on the group's size.

1. The Peach House

LAYOUT - The Peach House is an island residence (70 sq m) that can host 4 guests. It is adjacent to a restored two-century-old authentic structure that may function as an artist's studio or as an indoor relaxation area. The Peach House consists of two bedrooms (with en suite bathrooms), a fully equipped kitchen and united living-room and dinning area with a traditional fireplace. The house has two independent covered yards with panoramic sea view.

2. The Green HouseLAYOUT - The Green house is a traditional, Tinian architecture, residence (100 sqm) with sea view. This maisonette can host 8 guests and consists of two bedrooms (with en suite bathrooms), two additional bedrooms with a shared bathroom, an open-plan kitchen/ dining area with a fireplace and a living-room. The Green house has spacious private outdoor spaces with two sitting/dining areas decorated with artwork and a covered veranda for relaxation. Residents can use the private swimming pool (utilizing salt electrolysis) of the Green House.

3. The Orange HouseLAYOUT - The Orange house is a residence (97 sq m) that can host 9 guests. It is a maisonette with an internal staircase and consists of five bedrooms (4double, 1 single), four bathrooms, a traditional kitchen with a stylish fireplace and a living-room with sofa/bed. The private veranda faces the pool and the sea and has a marble sitting area for dining al fresco. There is also a half covered area with a traditional stone oven and a small water fountain. The residents can use the private swimming pool (utilizing salt electrolysis) of the Orange House.

4. The Red HouseLAYOUT - The Red house (105.40 sq m)can host 8 guests. It is a maisonette with an internal staircase and consists of four double bedrooms (three master), five bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen/dinning area, a living-room with an artistic fireplace and sofa/bed. The large private outdoor spaces are decorated with stone and marble carvings and have an amazing view of the sea and the windmills. There is also a half covered area with a stone BBQ and a dining table facing the pool. The residents can use the private swimming pool (utilizing salt electrolysis) of the Red House.

5. The Yellow HouseLAYOUT - The Yellow house is a traditional maisonette (130 sq m) that can host 7 guests. The residence has internal staircase and consists of four bedrooms (with en suite bathrooms), an open-plan kitchen/dinning area and a living-room with an artistic fireplace. The house has private outdoor spaces with view of the sea, the windmills, the city and the port of Tinos. The covered veranda beside the pool has BBQ facilities and a stone-made dining table. Another sitting area faces the pool that is decorated with marble artwork and water fountains. The first floor has three balconies with panoramic sea view. The Yellow House incorporates decorative elements of Tinian pigeon houses. The residents can use the private swimming pool (utilizing salt electrolysis) of the Yellow House.

6. The Dovecote

LAYOUT - A truly exceptional accommodation experience in an architectural monument! Dovecotes are the most characteristic traditional edifices of Tinos. These constructions are found in a few Cycladic islands and most of them are located at the island of Tinos. The Tinian dovecotes are also the most impressive ones, decorated with geometrical patterns, are expressions of local artistic creation and therefore are architectural monuments unique in the world.

6. The Stone HouseLAYOUT - The Stone House is a restored, two century-old, authentic hut made completely of stone. Farmers and shepherds were using such structures as stables or barns and to rest themselves in the midday. Now the Stone House is fully renovated into a comfortable cottage (50sqm), while retains its original dimensions and traditional charm. Built of regional and its original stone, it blends perfectly with the natural Cycladic landscape and its thick walls provide excellent thermal protection and soundproofing.The Stone House can host 3 guests and consists of a bedroom (with a double and a single bed en suite), a bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a living room.

TINOS, the island of artists

TINOS is a Greek island of the Aegean Sea and the fourth in size among the Cyclades. It has a land area of 194 km2, 52 beautiful villages and a population of 10,000 inhabitants. Tinos island is located 64 nautical miles SE from Rafina, at SE of Andros and NW of Mykonos. Tinos is connected via a regular transportation network with all the main ports of Athens by ferries and highspeed boats (connections from ports of Rafina, Piraeus and Lavrion). It is also connected with most of the islands of Cyclades. In addition, Tinos can be easily reached by air via the international airport of Mykonos thanks to the frequent and short sea connection between the two islands (20 minutes by high-speed).

Tinos is an island of superb beauty, with traditional, picturesque villages, genuine architecture, unspoiled beaches with crystal clear waters, green fields with rocky footpaths and world known chapels and monasteries. The great variety of landscape of Tinos is unique in the Aegean Sea, while the island has retained its particular character and identity.