This house is named after a carob tree, called "charoubi" in Greek, which leans onto the wall surrounding the patio.

The Charoubi House consists of an almost square, pleasantly proportioned room and a bathroom with a shower and toilet. Three single beds are arranged around a round fire place. The kitchen area with beautiful handmade tiles lies on the right side of the entrance door.

The cooling branches of the evergreen carob create a roof over the patio. There, one can read at the table, barbecue something for the evening and observe the sea twinkle. A corner bench provides enough room for two people to lie on.