Located on the tranquil northeast side of Potamos, this 5,738 m² plot offers a balanced opportunity to build a home that settles into a natural landscape while remaining just 700 meters from the village square. The land is defined by its established terraces dotted with kermes oaks, maple trees, and mature olive trees, providing a quiet atmosphere with straightforward access via a dirt road near the Potamos circular road.

The building permit, issued in May 2026 and valid for four years, allows for a 130 m² house designed to reflect the traditional architecture of the island. The heart of the home is a 45 m² living and dining area with an open kitchen, featuring high ceilings and a tile roof supported by wooden beams. Architectural details include sandstone framing for the main windows and doors, while smaller windows are fitted with traditional iron bars. A large fireplace serves as a central feature in the living room, and double doors open onto an expansive rear terrace.

A hallway leads to the bedroom wing, which consists of a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and direct terrace access, along with a second bedroom and a separate guest bathroom. For those looking to enjoy the surrounding views, external stairs lead from the main terrace to a rooftop deck above the bedroom extension. Within the grounds, a small traditional outbuilding is slated for renovation to serve as a functional utility space, providing storage, a toilet, and dedicated space for a washing machine.

As of late 2025, the estimated cost to complete the project is approximately €335,000. This figure includes VAT, social security premiums, and all essential external works such as property walls, terraces, a pergola, a water tank, and a septic system. This project offers a clear path to creating a residence that combines local building traditions with practical modern amenities.