Between the two peninsulas of Halkidiki, Sithonia and Kassandra, extend two buildings of particular architectural interest. Externally, intricate concrete volumes emerge from the structures, where the brutalist design interacts with the natural landscape and the site's topography.

Minimalist architectural lines decorate the well-structured design of the two identical buildings. The interior decor consists of high-aesthetic furniture, designed with oak wood. Shades of beige and gray create an environment of relaxation and enjoyment. Each room stands out due to its unique art exhibits.

Visitors can enjoy and explore the lush garden as well as the well-designed pool area. Surrounding the property is a verdant oasis of Leylands, creating a unique fortress of privacy and at the same time, a distinct retreat. The attention to detail and the harmonious coexistence of architecture with the natural environment make these two buildings unique. It is clear that the architects aimed to create spaces that offer not only aesthetic pleasure but also functionality, comfort, and privacy.