A small collection of stays at the eastern gate of Cyprus's highest village — pine forest, an award-winning vineyard down the road, and Agridia's quiet ridge across the valley.
The gateway house — entrance opposite the road to Chandria, bedrooms facing Agridia's quiet hillside, and a wide veranda perched above the property's own garden with an open view down the valley.
Set below street level, opening straight onto the plot's private garden — named for the orchards Kyperounta is known for. Slow mornings, long dinners outside, five minutes from the village.
The quiet companion to 1300 Retreat — entered from the Agridia-facing side, sharing the same garden as Mila Nest. Built for two, with a proper desk for the days you don't want to leave.
Kyperounta is the largest mountain village in Cyprus and one of its highest, at 1,140–1,300 metres in the heart of the Troodos range. The houses sit at the eastern edge of the village, on the road toward Chandria — Kyperounda Winery, one of the highest vineyards in Europe, is a little further along the same road.
The village centre — taverns, cafés, small museums, 18th-century churches — is a 20-minute walk through the village and its views, or a four-minute drive. Hiking trails start from the village itself, and Mount Olympus ski season is within reach in winter.