We have sought to equip our home to a high standard and to anticipate your needs by providing all the things you might want for a pleasant stay. The house is a window to the everydaylife and habits of Corfu. It stands for its vintage architecture and interior design. The furniture come all with their history and have been of use in Grammenos family for years. Now they have been placed in the house as unique artifacts for everyday use. It is located 4 minutes away from Kontogialos and Gialiskari beaches. Air conditioning in every room is really useful for the hot summer days. Moreover, a washing machine is available so that you don’t have to worry about luggage restrictions.

Grammenos family is one of the oldest families in Corfu. They are very creative and artistic since every member of the family is working on a different form of art, from restoration to designing and crafting handmade jewelries. They love nature and they give much attention to details, as you will see in their house.

Sinarades is one of the most known and biggest villages in Corfu. It is located in the middle part of the island and is 13 km far from the city center. Sinarades is built on a hillside and offers an amazing view to the sea. The origin of its name can be explained according to two beliefs. The first claims that it has taken its name out of the profession of the people who were mainly farmers working with mattocks. In greek the name is “axina” and some think that the original name of the village was Axinarades. If we paraphrase Sinarades. According to the second belief though it is thought that the name comes from a local resident whose name was Sinaras. This is the most believable claim, as it follows the corfiot habit to name villages out of a known resident. The architecture of the village is the traditional of the island. Small alleyways, tight building planning, the two floor houses with the stone stairway ending to a veranda on the upper floor (bozos, in the corfiot dialect), the vaults and the characteristic light yellow colour of the houses. All inspired by the venetian culture. Lastly, Sinarades form an amazing landscape. If you wish to see a spectacular view you should go to “Aerostato”. It means airballoon and it was called like that due to the feeling it gives you like being in one. The view to the beaches below and the horizon is guaranteed! From this spot you can overview the island which is dedicated to the Holy Mary, and it is Kira-Dikia (if translated it is the lady that is fair).