1774's wonderfully tranquil and leafy pool area.
The shaded sitting area near the pool.
The main al fresco dining area is a convivial, sheltered spot.
Another of 1774's shady sitting and dining areas, this one just outside the main house.
1774's floral terraces are a delight to explore and spend time in.
The second al fresco dining area is an ideal spot for lazy breakfasts.
The same area seen from close up.
The generously proportioned, open-plan communal area in the main house.
The same space seen from the raised kitchen.
Stone walls, stone-flagged floors and lofty beamed ceilings create a timeless, tranquil atmosphere.
The dining area and kitchen is up a few steps from the living area.
The dining area and bespoke kitchen seen from a different angle.
Bedroom 1, a double-twin (90/180x200cm).
The same bedroom seen from another angle.
Its sitting area and terrace access.
Its spacious en-suite shower room.
Its shower room comes with double sinks and a large, walk-in shower.
Moving towards Bedroom 2.
Bedroom 3, a double-twin (80/160x200cm).
The same bedroom seen from a different angle.
Its en-suite shower room has a shower and a sink (no WC).
Bedroom 2, a double-twin (90/180x200cm).
Its en-suite shower room has a sink and a shower (no WC).
Bedroom 3 opens out onto this terrace.
The main al fresco lounge and dining terrace seen from outside Bedroom 3.
Perfect paving, vibrant bougainvillea, shady trees and a riot of colour.
Approaching Bedroom 4, accessed externally below the main house.
Bedroom 4, a double-twin (90/180x200cm).
Bedroom 4 seen from another angle.
A study area in Bedroom 4.
Its en-suite shower room.
Heading across the terraces towards the second guest room.
The shady terrace outside the second guest room, Bedroom 5.
Bedroom 5, a double-twin (90/180x200cm).
The same bedroom seen from another angle.
Its en-suite shower room.
Seen from a different angle.
A panoramic spot to one end of the terraces.
A venerable old olive tree surveys the scene.
The outdoor kitchen serving the main al fresco dining area.
The shaded lounge area down by the pool.
Choose your spot.
One is spoilt for choice when it comes to aperitif time.
Wonderful seclusion.
The pool area as you will find it on arrival.
Anyone for a game of table tennis?
Or perhaps some table football.
Dusk falls over 1774, as it has done for over 250 years.
A magical scene.
The first guest room on the left, the main house above, and the second dining and lounge area on the right.
All this could be yours for a week or two. Or even three...
Gaios harbour, the main port of entry on Paxos.
Exploring Gaios Town.
Almost ready for lunch in Gaios Town.
Having fun in the waters near Gaios Town.
Café society in Loggos.
One of Paxos's many idyllic beaches, Kloni Gouli.
The beautiful Kipiadi beach, mid-way up the east coast of Paxos.
And Kipos beach, just around the headland from Kipiadi.
Idyllic Levrechio beach just south of Loggos.
We recommend you take a boat across to the neighbouring island of Antipaxos.