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Here, experience isn’t built around impressive activities — but around simplicity. Nature, the space, and the rhythm of the day create their own gentle moments. You might start your morning with a book under the fig tree, roll out your mat in the garden for a bit of yoga or meditation, lie back and gaze at the sky, or enjoy some light body movement — just you and your breath. No pressure, no schedule. Just time, as you choose to live it. A beautiful idea, just before or after your practice, is to take a walk to the sea. Only 900 meters away, the Aegean quietly invites you to dip into its aura and return carrying with you a sense of clarity — body, mind, and soul. The house and the garden are made to host you, not to guide you. If you wish, you can order food from nearby places and enjoy it at the garden table or on the loungers, accompanied by the sun or the gentle glow of fairy lights as twilight settles in. Here, every day can be an experience — or absolutely nothing. And that’s the beauty of it.
Beyond the garden
And if you feel like exploring a bit beyond the garden’s quiet charm, the area is full of character and hidden treasures.
Just a short drive away, you can visit the Attica Zoological Park or enjoy a stroll and some shopping at the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet.
For lovers of history and local spirit, the Temple of Artemis at Brauron is one of the most sacred and iconic sites in the region, with the Archaeological Museum completing the experience.
A little further south, Cape Sounio awaits — where you can watch the sun set behind the columns of the Temple of Poseidon, in a scene that takes your breath away.
Nearby, the town of Lavrio, with its harbor, museums, and laid-back atmosphere, offers another glimpse of Attica's unique charm.
And if you prefer peaceful paths in nature, you can visit the protected wetland of the area, part of the Natura 2000 network — a small world of birds, reeds, and serene silence, reminding us how close the wild and the harmonious can truly be.
Here, the stillness of the garden and the depth of the land become one.
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