It's been a varied spring here since I returned in March, with rains, a bizarre red dust storm from the Sahara and no shortage of magical blue sky days. I've had visitors too so have been kept busy and also have a new housekeeper moving in to the Sheep Shack from this weekend. So lots to do!
Sunset last night
I was also here for Greek Easter and we had a wonderful communal meal in Marpissa for several hundred with lots of Greek dancing and an excellent DJ playing in some amazing traditional tunes.
Between May 1st and September, the house is available to rent. Contact me direct of you'd like a quote. Milos House has two double rooms and a twin so can sleep up to 6, though we also have a spare sofa bed mattress so that number could be stretched.
In the autumn we can be more flexible on stays and could consider people who just wish to take a room. Get in touch if you would like to discuss.
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Retreats are always welcome and work well inspiring and autumn, when you could also find plentiful affordable rooms in nearby Alyki and use the house for daytime sessions. We've had yoga classes for around eight in the living space and we also have the outside terrace.
Nearby Alyki on the south west of Paros (my house is in the hills slightly inland from the town)
Irini also known as Palm Beach, a perfect spot if you want calm waters when there's a south wind blowing.
Milos House (named after its neighbouring windmill) sits perfectly on top of a hill just outside of the picturesque fishing village of Alyki on the south coast of Paros. It’s a real home from home, with views that will take your breath away and stay in your heart forever. The sunsets are some of the best you’ll see on the island. You can see many surrounding islands and 360º views of Paros and Antiparos.
The house is very spacious, flooded with natural sunlight and set in a beautiful west facing garden which has eating and sitting areas to take advantage of the views and sunsets.
