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At the Olive Press
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Entrance - upper floorsYou enter the Olive Press via the large private courtyard with an external flight of stone steps leading to the upper appartment on the first and second floors. An arched entrance leads to the ground floor apartment and a separate entrance goes to the former machine room, which is now used as a studio.
The upper appartment
The dining area
Lounge areaThe upper appartment is arranged over two floors. The top floor contains a large open plan living and dining area plus a fitted kitchen. It has a traditional high roof and exposed cedar beams running the full length of the room.
There are also shaded and open terraces on this level.
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The top terrace
View from top terraceThere is a door to the top terrace, which is partially shaded and has magnificent views to the Taygetus mountains in the north and the sea to the south.
Double bedroomAn internal marble stairway leads to the first floor where there are two spacious double bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with twin beds, plus a bathroom with shower, bath and wc.
The ground floor appartment
Courtyard
Dining area
BedroomThe ground floor comprises a double bedroom [twin beds], dining area, bathroom [shower, wc and handbasin] and kitchen. 
The old mill roomThere is also a storeroom and the old mill room which is now a studio.This large airy room contains the old olive press complete with millstones, has salvaged decorative tiles in the floor and an open fireplace.
An eco-friendly house
The olive press is the white fronted house below & to the right of the belfreySolar panels provide hot water. A wood-burning stove with an integral oven uses local tree prunings to heat the living area very efficiently in winter. The oven can be used to cook a range of delicious dishes in less time than you might expect and saves electricity.For comfort all rooms are equipped with dual air conditioning/heating systems for selective use.