It is a honey-coloured stone wall, terracotta roof tiles and wood built detatched 186m2 castle house, rebuilt and restored in 1972, just the way it used to be in the meadival years with modern facilities in Monemvasia's old castle with a panoramic sea sun-rise view just 100m walk from the blue - crystal clear Myrtoan sea where the sun illuminates it for 300 days a year. Living in such a house , it is all around. Strolling on well-marked paths, gain something even more special. Old stone streets, noble mansions hundreds of years old, Byzantine churches, works of art: In this Medieval castle city of Monemvasia (single etrance to undisturbed history and inspiring silence) , you do not read history, you walk through it, touch it, experience it. The feeling of walking along historic, stone-paved lanes, surrounded by lush vegetation and absolute quiet is itself a monumental experience ” Monemvasia’s fortress, which has never ceased to be inhabited, is now home to around 20 families, Greek and foreign, who live here permanently making it easy to get to know each other and keeping company to each other at restaurants taverns, coffee shops and bars; many more are daily commuters, who run guesthouses, tavernas, bars and tourist shops inside the walls. The house for sale is located at the end the shopping street where medieval tavernas and cellars once kept prized stocks of Malvazia: Monemvasia’s famous local wine from indigenous Malvasia grape dates back to 12th century Greece. The castle city of Monemvasia has a striking position: strangely perched on a giant rock joined to the rest of the Peloponnese by a causeway built in the 2oth century to replace a 6th century stone bridge that had 14 arches and a removable wooden section in the middle. To get into the old castle town, there is only one entrance through a narrow passage. If you have a car, you can drive up to the main gate of the castle city and you have to leave your car outside the old town. Historians called Monemvasia (single etrance) “the Gibraltar of the East”.