Pythagorion Townhouse Hotel

This grand 462 sqm Townhouse in Pythagorion enjoys a breathtaking view of the birthplace of mathematician Pythagoras and the Aegean Sea.

Developed on a 199.5 sqm plot, the townhouse expands over four floors:

• Ground floor: 119 sqm
• First floor: 119 sqm
• Second floor: 119 sqm
• Penthouse: 105 sqm with a 15 sqm veranda
• Front courtyard: 25 sqm
• Rear courtyard: 45 sqm

The ground, first, and second floors of the Townhouse have been converted into a B&B unit, while the penthouse serves as an apartment. The B&B unit offers 11 rooms with en-suite bathrooms, a safe & refrigerator, and an individual balcony for each room. The reception area is on the first floor, while the kitchen, dining, and common areas are on the ground floor, close to the laundry room, WC and storage facility.

The penthouse comprises a living room and kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a generous terrace with wide-angle views.

Originally built in 1991, the Townhouse was renovated in 2022, when extensive works were carried out on its facade, while the courtyards were landscaped and custom-designed fixtures & interior lighting were installed. The materials used for the renovation were of the highest quality.

This property offers a unique advantage: the penthouse can be used for personal use, while the B&B unit provides an optimal opportunity for rental income. With numerous possibilities at your fingertips, this property presents a range of practical applications to maximize its potential.

Location

Pythagorion is the birthplace of Pythagoras, the first man to call himself a philosopher, who is credited with the mathematical discovery of the Pythagorean Theorem. The port of the town is considered to be the oldest man-made port on the Mediterranean Sea, while the ancient ruins in the town, together with those in nearby Heraion, are included in UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. Noteworthy places to visit in or around Pythagorion include the Tunnel of Eupalinos, the Heraion, the Archaeological Museum of Pythagorion, the Ancient Harbour of Samos, and the renovated Roman Theatre, where cultural events and performances are being held. Panagia Spiliani Monastery and the Tower of Lykourgos Logothetis are also worth your time and effort.

During the summer months superyachts & sailing boats docked at the port are a testament to the sailing culture of the island which also hosts the famous Aegean Regatta. Restaurants, bars & cafes are found all along Pythagorion port offering local specialties as well as cuisine from around the world. Wine culture goes back centuries in Samos and a large number of vineyards are open for the public to experience.

Cultural events are on the rise in Samos through a series of private initiatives in tow. The Art Space Pythagorion is a new modern art museum housed in a converted hotel building on the port. Vibrant exhibitions, immersive workshops, and engaging community events, as well as the Samos Young Artists Festival have invigorated the town with a dynamic energy, attracting artists, art enthusiasts, and curious visitors alike.

Distances

• Pythagorion Beach: 950 m
• Pythagorion Marina: 1.5 km
• Samos Airport: 3.5 km
• Samos town: 13.5 km
• Karlovasi: 40 km