On Symi, one of the Dodecanese islands, stone houses with wooden shutters climb the hillside above the harbor at Ano Symi, their colors fading into the blue of the Aegean. The island lies in Greece’s southeastern corner, within sight of the Turkish coast, with Rhodes to the south and the rest of the Dodecanese scattered to the west.
This three-bedroom house sits on a plot of around 840 square feet, with around 1,240 square feet of living space across five rooms. The home retains traditional details including painted wooden window frames and shutters in the local style, along with its original stone construction.
Symi has no airport; Rhodes, with its international airport, is reached by ferry, with crossings ranging from around 50 minutes to just over an hour depending on the route and operator.
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