The Sklavokampos Villa, the ruins of which were completely destroyed in World War II, was situated at the foot of a rocky hill a small distance from Tylissos. About half of the building of the Late Minoan I period was used as a storage place and the other half was inhabited. These two parts had separate entrances. In the middle was a central court with four columns, similar to those of Mallia and Palaikastro. There were three rooms that communicated with one another on the northwest side. One of them was a storeroom. In the area under the staircase was a toilet with a culvert toward the outside wall. A wide covered veranda facing north looked onto the plain.