Farangi House
'Farangi' means canyon - or ravine - in Greek, and this is the feature that most distinguishes our largest home on Another Island. Built on the eastern edge of the estate, Farangi is right on the edge of a canyon that guests can walk right into through a purpose-built path.
Among the dramatic rocks, we have created a private lookout from which to enjoy the breeze coming down the canyon on a summer morning, carrying scents of oregano and lavender or - of course - to gaze at the stars until the first rays of sun emerge from behind the mountain.
The new private swimming pool blends in to the austere aesthetic of the house, elevating the experience of its guests.
Farangi House is made from two fully restored 19th century buildings that were used to house miners working at the local ferrous metal mines. The western building has a master suite and kitchen/indoor dining area, and the eastern building has a double and a twin bedroom sharing a bath. Between the two buildings, we created an outdoor dining area, where we could not resist adding a hammock!
