Welcome to one of the most extraordinary homes in Ayvalık.
Located in the heart of Küçükköy, this remarkable historic stone house is much more than a place to stay—it is a living expression of art, history, and creativity. Once the studio and exhibition space of a renowned artist, the house has hosted numerous exhibitions, creative gatherings, and cultural events over the years. Today, it preserves that artistic spirit while welcoming guests for a truly distinctive stay.
As one of Küçükköy's oldest buildings, the house was carefully restored approximately 12 years ago. Its original architectural character was thoughtfully preserved while introducing the comforts needed for modern living. From its stone walls to its historic details, every corner tells a story.
### A Home That Feels Like a Private Gallery
Throughout the house, you'll discover an impressive collection of original paintings created by the resident artist. Many of these works have received national and international awards, transforming the property into an intimate gallery experience.
Guests are invited to enjoy the artwork throughout their stay, and selected pieces are also available for purchase if something particularly captures your attention.
One of the home's most distinctive features is its custom-designed kitchen bar, handcrafted as an artistic centerpiece that reflects the creative identity of the property.
Another exceptional detail is the collection of 14 original historic wooden doors, carefully preserved during the restoration. Each has its own character and history, adding another layer of authenticity to this one-of-a-kind home.
### Space for Up to 8 Guests
With a spacious 4+1 layout, generous communal areas, and accommodation for up to eight guests, the house is ideal for families, groups of friends, artists, creatives, and anyone looking for an inspiring escape.
### Sleeping Arrangements
Ground Floor
The entrance opens into a spacious open-plan living area and fully equipped kitchen. Beyond the living space is a charming private courtyard with a traditional stone fountain, offering a peaceful setting for morning coffee, conversation, or quiet moments outdoors.
At the rear of the courtyard is a private bedroom with a comfortable double bed. A shared WC is also located on this level.
First Floor
A cozy mezzanine with a double bed overlooks part of the living area, adding a distinctive architectural element to the home.
This level also includes a bedroom with a single bed and private en-suite bathroom, as well as another en-suite bedroom furnished with two single beds.
The comfortable sofa in the living area provides additional sleeping space, allowing the property to accommodate up to eight guests in total.
### Rooftop Terrace
At the top of the house, a beautiful rooftop terrace provides another special space to relax. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Küçükköy, spend time under the open sky, or unwind here after a day of exploring Ayvalık and the surrounding area.
### A Space Created to Inspire
More than a holiday home, this property offers an atmosphere designed around creativity and connection. Its artistic character and generous indoor and outdoor spaces make it particularly suitable for intimate experiences such as yoga and meditation sessions, creative workshops, painting classes, photography gatherings, writing retreats, and boutique cultural events.
### In the Heart of Küçükköy
Step outside and you'll find yourself directly in the center of one of the Aegean region's most distinctive artistic villages. Charming cafés, boutique restaurants, galleries, artisan workshops, and cultural spaces are all within walking distance.
The location allows you to experience Küçükköy at its best—from quiet mornings among historic stone houses to evenings discovering local food, art, and village life.
Whether you're an art enthusiast, a creative professional, traveling with family or friends, or simply searching for somewhere truly different, this house offers much more than accommodation.
It is an opportunity to stay within a place where art, architecture, history, and everyday life have been intertwined for generations.
