Embedded in the historical core of Engomi, this newly restored and preserved traditional house is dated around 1920 and is a ground floor building with a tripartite partition and the addition of an all-stone masonry building, the ‘Cooking room’, on one side of the main part of the building.

The solarium is a passage from the entrance to the inner courtyard where it connects to a single C-shaped open-air covered area.

The main building consists of 3 spacious bedrooms, kitchen, dining room and living room (new addition). The tripartite division of the main infrastructure was retained with the solarium accommodating the reception and dining area and the rooms on either side accommodating the other uses. The 2 bedrooms share a bathroom and toilet while the third master bedroom has its own shower and toilet. The main building also has a guest toilet.

With the addition of a new modern construction, a living room, made of metal beams and aluminium folding glass doors, the now modern and functional kitchen is connected to the ‘Cooking room’ which has been converted into an office/bedroom.  In the western part of the plot there is a newly built utility room with toilet and shower. 

Externally the house has a large internal courtyard with swimming pool, covered terrace, covered barbeque area and covered parking area with provision for an electric car charger. 

The building has central electric underfloor water heating, autonomous air conditioning units in each room, solar panels and hot water cylinders as well as a photovoltaic system.

The energy efficiency of the building is B+.