Mansion on Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I 4 Street Tsotyli

On Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I Street in Tsotyli, a village of the Kozani region in northern Greece, this Neoclassical mansion stands as a protected building and a fine example of the refined residential architecture of the modern era. Its balanced proportions and elegant detailing show how Greek neoclassical design shaped the homes of prosperous communities in the region. Traditionally attributed to G. M. Dossis, the house rewards a slow look at its facade and setting, where the quiet streets of Tsotyli keep the character of a confident architectural age alive.