The House
A century old heritage
Built in 1924 by Ioannis D. Voyatzis next to the Ano Gatzea train station and in the middle of an olive grove, Pelion Muse is a house that has always carried a clear sense of itself — stone walls built to last, rooms that held the warmth of four generations, and a garden of old olive trees that have watched the peninsula change slowly around them.
Its katoi — the vaulted lower floor — served for nearly seventy years as a working olive press and agricultural store, before being transformed in 2007 into the family's Olive & Oil Museum. The museum operated for over a decade, welcoming visitors to one of the most complete collections of olive cultivation tools in the region, before closing its doors in 2020.
Recently renovated as a modern retreat, the house pairs its original wooden doors, high ceilings and stone walls with modern en-suite bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a vast living space and high-speed WiFi — aiming to make the house as cosy, welcoming, enjoyable, minimalist and comfortable.
