Description.

Luxurious, detached house Ano Mera of Mykonos located on a plot of 500 sq.m. within the settlement. Year of construction 1996. Traditional Mykonian style with white walls, smooth geometric lines, large outdoor spaces and minimalist decor. It is located in close proximity to the main town of Mykonos Chora. Traditional construction with fireplace, garden, unlimited view, bbq with wood oven. The exterior of the villa is properly designed with courtyards that offer a large space for summer relaxation. All terrace balconies have a pergola that shades a dining area, allowing you to enjoy your dinner in the shade on warm sunny days while enjoying the stunning views. The building consists of two independent apartments of 84 sq.m. on the ground floor and 71 sq.m on the first floor. The 84 sq.m. apartment on the ground floor consists of 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open-plan living room, dining room with kitchen. The 71 sq.m. floor apartment consists of 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, open plan living room dining room with kitchen. Autonomous heating with central installation. Auxiliary spaces 33 sq.m. closed parking or warehouse. Ano Mera is a village with a traditional color, built in a pivotal point, with picturesque alleys and churches of Cycladic style, but also a remarkable tourist infrastructure. Here is also the central Kopanistis workshop of the island. Ano Mera is the starting point for hikes and excursions in the north-eastern part of the island, with many beaches and attractions (Lake Fokos, beaches Merchia, Kalo Livadi, Agia Anna, Tigani, Tragonissi, etc.). As Attractions it has the central square of the village, with traditional taverns and cafes, the Monastery of Panagia tis Tourliani in the central square. It has a remarkable wood-carved iconostasis made in Florence, an impressive spire and a courtyard with a marble fountain and relief decoration. It was founded by monks from Katapoliani, Paros, in 1542, on the site of an older church dedicated to the Entry of the Virgin. The Tourliani Monastery Museum, with folklore collection, agricultural tools, ecclesiastical relics, epitaph objects, Byzantine and Renaissance icons, etc. The windmill, on the hill of the village. The Paleokastro Monastery, built on a hill north of the village, where there are also the ruins of Gyzi Castle. It was founded in the 18th century and has a catholicon dedicated to the Dormition of the Virgin, a gilded iconostasis and remarkable icons. Gyzi Castle (Paleokastro), a medieval building of the 13th century. In this location, an ancient wall, remains of buildings, traces of a funeral pyre and ceramics of the Geometric, Archaic and Hellenistic Periods have been identified. "Ftelia" beach, in the mouth of Panormos bay, northwest of the settlement. There are traces of a Neolithic settlement here.