The residences are stone houses that have been restored and renovated according to the specifications indicated for traditional homes. They have been remodelled to create separate living spaces for 2-5 people.
The houses in Volissos are two-storey, the ground floor used to be the stable and granary and the upper floor was the family residence. They are usually named after the family that owned the house before the purchase and renovation of it. Sometimes the name refers to a particular characteristic of the house, as in the case of the Kamara Residence, since it was the only one where an arch (kamara in Greek) was preserved.
The renovations were conducted by the companies 'Volissos Travel' and Homerus Travel' from 1989-1999. They intervened as little as possible, showing respect for the local architecture.
Elements that represented the previous usage of the space were retained such as the use of tree trunks for the floor supports and the incorporation of natural rock in the foundation, etc.
The houses have been divided either horizontally (one apartment above and one below) or vertically (each apartment has two floors). They all have fully outfitted kitchens and bathrooms and can be rented by night or by fixed time periods.

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