Phi Simple Living Quarters is a charming house located on a large estate with numerous olive trees. With elegant interiors, splendid gardens with a private swimming pool, beautiful views, and plenty of peace and privacy, this is an ideal getaway to immerse yourself in nature and completely unwind.

Layout Phi Simple Living Quarters  | 120m² | 6 people

• The living/dining area and the kitchen are located on the first floor and provide access to a large terrace/balcony that is partly covered.
• The living/dining room has a lounge area and a dining area, while the fully equipped kitchen is equipped with a hob, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, Espresso machine, blender, and kettle
• There are three bedrooms, all located on the second floor: 
  • One bedroom with a double bed and ensuite bathroom with a shower, sink, and body care products (shampoo and shower gel)
  • Two bedrooms with two single beds which share a bathroom with a shower
• There is a separate guest toilet

Outside:

The villa is located on private grounds of more than 9 hectares where you will find the following amenities:

• A large terrace - accessible from the living room - with a dining table, a built-in barbecue/grill, and a lounge bed
• One level lower, in the beautifully maintained garden, is the swimming pool (8x4m and 1.40m deep), surrounded by a sun terrace with sunbeds and parasols.
• The swimming pool is open from April to September and also has a pool house with bathroom
• In the garden in the shade of the pergola, there is a second dining table and you will find various seating areas around the house
• There are sufficient parking spaces

Sustainability @ Phi Simple Living

To ensure minimal impact on the surrounding nature, Phi Simple Living Quarters pays close attention to eco-friendly facilities and practices:

• Handmade bamboo flutes are made with bamboo from the garden, with the option to purchase your unique piece
• Old linens find new life at local charities
• No pesticides are used
• The garden is home to native plants and a tree is planted for each guest visit to give back to the earth.
• Rainwater is collected to irrigate the gardens, reducing water waste and supporting local ecosystems.