Stone built detached house of 45 sqm in the unique architecture of the traditional village of Dryopida. The house is fully renovated and equipped, featuring tv, air-condition, fully equipped kitchen, fireplace, dining room. The visitor will have the opportunity to enjoy the true Cycladic hospitality, in a unique aesthetic environment, with picturesque whitewashed alleys and authentic people. The house is located within the traditional village of Dryopida. The visitor can park his car in the Municipal Parking at the entrance of the settlement and move on foot. The distance from the house to the public is 150 meters.

The whitewashed houses of the village have tiled slanting roofs instead of the flat roofs of Messaria. The most notable characteristic of the village is its narrow streets which wind relentlessly around the houses. They are too narrow for vehicles while some areas have been stepped. A stroll along these roads can be refreshing especially to the lively streets of the upper town while the lower town has classic houses. Fig trees standing on the mountain slopes are like the strokes of a masterpiece art. The most visited sight in Kythnos is the ancient cave of Katafiki in Driopida. It is one of the largest caves in Greece which was used as a refuge by the locals during times of attacks. The inside of the cave is naturally decorated by lime stone structures and rock curtains formed by the erosive elements. The cave was an iron mine in the early 20th century but later developed into a tourist attraction