HomeGround Suites @ Nafplio, The Loft

Apartment in a loft (60 square meter), on the last floor of a building in the town with wooden roof beams. There is one bedroom, an undivided living room with an angular sofa, a central King size dining table and fireplace. There is also a separate kitchen space to prepare meals and a bathroom. The minimalistc Architecture and interior were designed by VB CODE (construction & design team).
It is a 60 square meter apartment consisting of one double bed bedroom, a bathroom with a window, a living room with an angular sofa which can be turned into two single beds, a 32'' led tv (in living room) and one more 24'' led tv (in bedroom) and a minimal kingsize dining table at the edge of the living room. The dining table is suitable for many purposes, to eat or work since it is spacious with a lot of wall sockers around. The kitchen perfectly watches the apartment and it is fully equipped with all the utensils a kitchen with an oven, a big fridge, a dishwasher as well as cuttlery and crockery and many others electrical appliances to help you prepare meals. This particular apartment is surrounded by a spacious balcony overlooking Palamidi castle and the surrounding area.
At a quiet and historical neighbourhood in the modern part of the first Capital of Greece, the majestic town of Nafplio, VB CODE (construction & design team) created the first HomeGround Suites ready to host all of you. This particular neighboorhood is of historical importance, even though it is located in the modern part of town, for two main reasons: firstly, it is here that St Theodore's church was relocated by the residents of Nafplio when it was decided by the Francs that its original location, the rock island in the middle of the harboor, would be renamed into what is known today as "Bourtzi". Secondly, it is where one of the generals of the greek revolution in 1821 held his cottage from which he was captured and imprisoned into Palamidi prison. St Theodore's church is still in good condition and it was located in Kolokotronis' cottage. It is said that Kolokotronis himself took care of the church since Theodore was his first name and St Theodore his guardian saint.
Here you can enjoy a pleasant and quiet stay, away from the hustle of the busy center while at the same time the centre is within easy reach by bike or on foot through a route which is mostly near the beach (actually it is only a 10 min walk away from the centre). You can easily park in the street outside the building, so you can drive to the nearby and marks and beaches without stressing out about finding a parking spot at your return.