Who we are

    Villa Molova is located in the traditional village of Molivos on the Island of Lesvos in Greece. (The Greek Ministry of Culture protects and preserves the whole village as a historical landmark.)

    Villa Molova is an early 20th century stone classic style house, with a spectacular   view to the village and to the picturesque port of Molivos.

    The furniture in the entire house are antiques of mid 19th century.

    Villa Molova has been built in early 20th century with the purpose to host a young couple Ioannis and Maritsa Krallis following their marriage.
    The Krallis family has been living in Molyvos since 17th century and has been prominent public figures of the local community.
    The second Krallis mansion, in the village, is now the museum of the School of Fine Arts.
During 2nd world war the house has been confiscated by the German forces and was hosting the local command.
    From 1972-1978 during the Greek -Turkish turmoil period the house was occupied by the Greek local army command.
    The Villa was finally restored to its original condition in 1987 and recently remodeled in 2003.