The house of Cristodoulos Kannaouros is built in the southeast and outskirts of the core of the old village. The area is quiet and isolated. That’s why the house was chosen by the guerillas fighters for a hide out.

The house was built from natural Troodos stone. It follows the shape of the hill that it has the church of Saint Marina at its top. It consists of 2 levels. The upper level, the living space for the family, and the lower level, for the household animals. After the death of Cristodoulos Kannaouros the house was taken by the children of Kannaouros and at the end was bought by the village’s Committee. The village’s Committee by theirs expenses and with the professional study of a museologist they made the house a museum of the EOKA liberation struggle. The museum has the name of Christodoulos Kannaouros in memory and honors him.