There are several houses for sale in Klima, some rural (small or larger cottages) and other, more luxurious houses. These villas in Klima, however, still retain the country feel that makes Klima such a wonderful and picturesque area. Houses in Klima lure buyers for the wonderful view they have.

Old Klima is located near Glossa, another of the well-known villages of Skopelos Island that lies on the southwestern side of the island. This entire area faces towards the island of Skiathos and the shores of Northern Evia. Klima village, until the early 1950s, was divided into two districts which used to be called “Mahalades”. These were Epano Klima and Kato Klima (Upper and Lower Klima).

The village of Kato Klima (Lower Klima), as the Klimatians call it, is chronologically older than the upper one. It was founded, according to sources in the 18th century by inhabitants of Glossa, who set up a small agricultural settlement there. The settlement was based on the types of Ananias and Kalogeros, which we still meet today on the island.

The village church, Agioi Anargyroi, was built in 1828. But indications are that there may have been a small church or chapel there in the past.

The lower village had a square identified as “Tsitsiraflos”, from where the view was spectacular. From there you could see Glossa, Loutraki, Pelion, and Skiathos. The name “Tsitsiraflos” is derived from that of the large, very imposing Terebinth tree (turpentine tree of the genus Pistacia) that stood there. In the stream that separates the two settlements (Upper and Lower Klima), some old olive mills were present until recently, Kalliagries, as the locals called them.