“Living exceptionally” offers a home with a unique and versatile environment to allow its guests to gather and experience precious moments and memories in life. This residence is a combination of functionality and homeliness with an eclectic décor. The result of its owner’s life orbit. I would love my guests to feel the positive energy and nostalgic tones that flow in the intimacy of the space and live every moment in it with passion and purpose. The space is ideal for the following: . Couples who intent to unite their lives and are looking for a special and intimate environment for their special occasion. . People who have decided to renew their vows in Thessaloniki, the “ Queen of the North”, and are looking for a unique place to share these precious moments. . Business people who are in need of a retreat for a few days while in the city. . Private dinning and entertainment in a multi level residence that offers an able terrace with a pergola and spectacular views. . Celebration gatherings on the private roof top up to thirty people and until midnight. In other words, a special place for you to “Live Exceptionally”

I am Sophia, the owner of the idea and I teach Journalism and Communication at the “ Open University of Cyprus”. I have lived and studied in New York for ten years and lived twenty years in Athens at the national center of the political and media landscape. I have traveled extensively and I have a well rounded world view of living well and appreciate life as a precious gift of the universe. Clarity and quality of life are the guiding forces of my existence. This home I have created with all my love and imagination reflect my life’s motto and I would like to share it with beautiful and uncompromising people that choose and appreciate uniqueness and positive energy.

Kalamaria is one of the most beautiful and historical neighborhoods of Thessaloniki. With its own marina and long sea cost for leisure strolling it accommodates wonderful fresh sea food taverns. In 1922, after the population exchange with Turkey, the neighborhood welcomed the first Greek refuges from Asia Minor and the Black Sea. They, and their children have made Kalamaria what it is today indeed.