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Sterna Residence I
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Sterna Residence I
Greece
Project Featured on Dec 10, 2015
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
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Sterna Residence I is a traditional two-storey house dating back to the mid 17th Century. It collapsed, along with the rest castle of the knights after the devastating earthquake of 1933. It is the first house to be restored in the medieval castle of Pantoniki in Emporeios.
The restoration owes its high level and preciseness to the research of photographic archives and to the few but significant structural and morphological findings of the excavation and is undertaken by Giorgos Tsironis. Restoring the authentic architecture of the building was achieved thanks to following the traditional building manner and using the genuine building materials.
The house now has modern infrastructure, of high quality and minimalist aesthetics, and disposes of the biggest cistern in Emporeios, plus two more.
The house is a two-storey building that covers an area of 128sq.m. The ground floor is an open room where the kitchen, the living room and working space are found.
In the first floor, there are two spacious bedrooms with queen-size beds and private balconies, comfortably hosting 2-4 persons in total, and a bathroom.
The house also features a 110sq.m. outdoor living space consisted of a 40sq.m. terrace with a big dining table and a 70sq.m. rooftop lounge area with sun beds and living room.
The restoration owes its high level and preciseness to the research of photographic archives and to the few but significant structural and morphological findings of the excavation and is undertaken by Giorgos Tsironis. Restoring the authentic architecture of the building was achieved thanks to following the traditional building manner and using the genuine building materials.
The house now has modern infrastructure, of high quality and minimalist aesthetics, and disposes of the biggest cistern in Emporeios, plus two more.
The house is a two-storey building that covers an area of 128sq.m. The ground floor is an open room where the kitchen, the living room and working space are found.
In the first floor, there are two spacious bedrooms with queen-size beds and private balconies, comfortably hosting 2-4 persons in total, and a bathroom.
The house also features a 110sq.m. outdoor living space consisted of a 40sq.m. terrace with a big dining table and a 70sq.m. rooftop lounge area with sun beds and living room.