Perlegiannika Hoυses is located between two gorges, with excellent panoramic view to both of them. The position of the Houses lets you admire the glorious reddish sunset. The village guards over beautiful cypress hills, as well as acres with olive trees and plantations with local vegetables. The property consists of two separate Houses, that share a party wall. The Houses are: Two-Story House (119 m2) and the Kamara House (75 m2).The Zisimopoulos Family completed the reconstruction of the Kamara House and the Garden Kitchen in 2004 and the Garden Room in 2005. The Two-Story House was built in 2007. Throughout the construction process, there was constant supervision by Zisimopoulos Family and two partnering architects (one local & one from Athens). The Houses were built by local craftsmen who applied Kytherian methodology and techniques for the floors and the bathrooms, while the majority of materials used were from local producers. Zisimopoulos Family tried to reuse the stone from the original buildings that stood were the two Houses are right now, following the 3R principles of sustainability (Reuse, Recycle & Reduce).

Perlegiannika is a small village, located in the North-West of the island of Kythera, Perlegiannika with a few all the year round permanent residents and fewer summer houses. The main bulk of the village’s houses are renovated Kytherian stone Kamaras and houses. The village of Perlegiannika is about 2 km from the main road of the island that connects Potamos to Chora (Kythera), 3 km from Logothetianika and 5 km from Potamos. Potamos is the administrative and shopping center of the northern Kythera. Perlegiannika is about 9 km from Kythera’s National Airport, 20 km from the island’s port Diakofti (approximately a 25-minute drive from the settlement), 4 km from the island’s Hospital and 6 km from the archaeological site of Paleochora.