Casa de La Flora · Casa de La Flora

Nestled in the storied heart of the Old Town, this exquisite 135 sqm sanctuary invites you into a chapter of timeless charm. Blending historic ambiance with modern comfort, it offers a private garden
Welcome to your exquisite retreat in the heart of the historic old town, a sanctuary where timeless charm and modern comfort seamlessly intertwine. Spanning 135 square meters, this elegantly restored residence offers a private garden and effortless access to a wealth of cultural attractions, dining, and entertainment, making it an ideal destination for a refined getaway—LGBTQ+ friendly. Despite its central location, the house provides a tranquil oasis, shielded from the bustling streets outside. As you pass through the grand wooden door, you step into a meticulously curated space that preserves elements from the 15th century, including authentic stone walls, harmonized with contemporary amenities such as a fully equipped kitchen, modern bathrooms, air conditioning, central heating via heat pump, and high-speed internet with Netflix. The first-floor bedrooms feature air conditioning, with one offering access to a charming wooden balcony, and both furnished with double beds and ample storage. The ground floor boasts a stylish living area with Italian-designed furnishings and a dedicated work zone, leading to a fully equipped kitchen and an additional bathroom. Outside, a secluded garden enclosed by walls features a cozy terrace, a lush lemon tree, and a designated dining and barbecue area—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Additionally, a second fenced house with its own terrace and entrance can be connected for larger groups up to nine guests, providing versatile accommodation options. All amenities, including bars, restaurants, the harbor, and sightseeing spots, are within walking distance, and we warmly welcome your family dog to join your stay.

the villa and garden with own private entrance is for your use.The central heating is included the price Dezember - Febuary. Wood for the fire place can be delivered upon request with additional charge.UNESCO World Heritage, no driveway by car permitted-public car park is 200 meters away.

Long term rents are welcome, we do keep due the pandemic our promise we will work with you on any reschedule if you can't travel !

Nestled just 150 meters from the historic Synagogue, a mere 30 meters from the distinguished Hotel St. Michael, and 40 meters from the ancient city moat—Tavros, Melina Mercury Gate—this residence enjoys an enviable central location within the Old Town of Rhodes. Despite its proximity to these iconic landmarks and the bustling commercial harbor, the house offers an unexpectedly serene retreat, a tranquil oasis amid the vibrant pulse of the medieval city. Recognized as Europe's oldest inhabited medieval town and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Rhodes’ Old Town bears the indelible marks of its diverse historical occupants—from the ancient Greeks and Romans to Byzantines, Venetians, Knights of St. John, and Ottomans—each leaving a distinctive imprint on its captivating architecture. Wandering its labyrinthine cobblestone streets reveals a seamless blend of Oriental and Western influences, offering an immersive journey through time and culture. Please note, for the comfort and preservation of this historic site, refrain from flushing paper down the toilets and avoid operating the air conditioning with open windows or when away. Additionally, a climate resilience fee of €15 per day is payable in cash upon arrival.

The Rooms
Accommodation Details:
First Floor: Two air-conditioned bedrooms. The first features a double bed (1.60m x 2.00m), a wardrobe with integrated television, and the charming possibility for one guest to sleep on a wooden balcony. The second bedroom offers a similar double bed with an open walk-in closet.
Separate Bathroom: Located between the bedrooms, equipped with a shower and bidet.
Ground Floor Layout:
Living Area: An air-conditioned space with an Italian-design sofa and a dedicated work area.
Kitchen: Accessed via a low, historically protected passageway, the kitchen is fully equipped for culinary needs.
Additional Access: A separate door leads from the ground floor to the garden.
Second Bathroom: Includes a shower and toilet.
The Walled Garden:
Designed for privacy within its enclosing walls, the garden features an initial terrace with ample seating. A few steps lead to an open area dominated by a magnificent lemon tree, complete with a dining and barbecue space.

Important Note on Property Layout:

Please be advised that a second, self-contained house—fenced and with its own terrace and entrance—shares the private grounds. For larger parties requiring accommodation for up to 9 guests, the two houses and garden can potentially be connected, subject to availability.

Location & Pet Policy:

The property enjoys an exceptionally convenient location, with bars, restaurants, the harbor, and major sights all within easy walking distance. We are delighted to welcome your well-behaved family dog.



The Location
Perfectly poised within the living tapestry of Rhodes' UNESCO-protected Medieval City, Casa de la Flora offers a privileged paradox: profound serenity amidst profound history. While merely 150 meters from the historic Synagogue, a mere 30 from a Hotel, and 40 from the ancient town moat and the evocative Melina Mercouri Gate leading to the commercial harbour, the house itself is a sanctuary of astonishing quietude—a verdant oasis insulated from the vibrant hum beyond its walls.

This location is not merely central; it is central to a unique historical narrative. The Old Town of Rhodes stands as Europe's oldest inhabited medieval town, a World Heritage Monument where history is layered in stone. As you wander the labyrinth of cobbled streets, you embark a silent journey through epochs. The architectural legacy unfolds like a visual chronicle: from the foundations of Ancient Greek and Hellenistic builders, through Roman, Byzantine, and Venetian influences, to the formidable imprint of the Knights of St. John and the intricate motifs left by the Ottomans.

This extraordinary confluence of civilizations transforms the Old Town into a living museum, an open-air gallery of cultural dialogue. For the discerning guest, it presents an endless invitation to explore—to discover the multifaceted soul of Rhodes, where every corner reveals a different chapter in its timeless story, all beginning from the peaceful haven of your own historic doorstep.