Set on the edge of a traditional hillside village in the heart of the Lakonian Mani, this beautifully crafted stone residence enjoys uninterrupted panoramic views across the sea towards the iconic Tigani Peninsula. Surrounded by the dramatic landscapes for which the Mani is renowned, the property offers exceptional peace, privacy and an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle.
Designed over two completely independent levels, the property offers remarkable flexibility and is equally suited as a permanent residence, an exclusive holiday home, a multi-generational family property or an investment with excellent rental potential.
Ground Floor
The ground floor is entered through a spacious covered loggia, enclosed by natural stone walls and finished with high-quality ceramic tiling throughout. Access is via a charming arched stone gateway with a wooden entrance gate, creating an inviting transition between the garden and the living spaces.
Sheltered from the summer sun and winter weather alike, this elegant outdoor room functions as an additional living area throughout the year. A separate guest WC is conveniently located adjacent to the loggia.
Two independent entrance doors provide access to the interior.
The first opens into a generously proportioned living room distinguished by its impressive continuous vaulted ceiling—a traditional architectural feature that naturally maintains a pleasantly cool indoor climate during the Mediterranean summer. Large windows on two sides flood the room with natural light while preserving its character and sense of tranquillity.
The second entrance leads into a spacious kitchen fitted with solid natural wood cabinetry in an L-shaped layout. Two windows overlook the covered loggia, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Adjoining the kitchen is a bathroom fitted with a corner shower.
A separate annex completes the ground floor accommodation and provides two practical storage rooms, ideal for garden equipment, tools or additional household storage.
First Floor
An external marble staircase leads to the first floor.
The entrance opens into a bright and spacious living area featuring a large sliding glass door beneath an impressive glazed arched window that frames the surrounding landscape.
The highlight of this level is undoubtedly the generous partially covered panoramic terrace. Seamlessly extending onto a wraparound balcony along the front and side of the residence, it offers spectacular uninterrupted views across the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean and towards the remarkable Tigani Peninsula—one of the Mani's most distinctive coastal landmarks.
Beyond the living area, a hallway with a built-in wardrobe leads to two comfortable bedrooms and the main bathroom.
The residence has also been prepared for the installation of a central heating system, with the necessary pipework and service connections already in place, allowing future owners to install a heating system with minimal additional work.
Outdoor Living
The landscaped grounds have been thoughtfully arranged over several levels, creating a variety of terraces, seating areas and planted gardens that complement the surrounding natural landscape.
The property enjoys a high degree of privacy. The plot is fully enclosed, with two of its boundaries formed naturally by the exterior walls of the house itself, while the remaining boundaries are enclosed by traditional walls and entrance gates.
Beneath one of the terraces is a traditional rainwater cistern, supplying water for garden irrigation as well as domestic use.
Access to the property is provided either through a pedestrian garden gate or via a separate entrance gate leading to a paved parking area with space for two vehicles.
The property occupies a peaceful position on the edge of a traditional Maniotic village at an elevation of approximately 329 metres above sea level.
Its surroundings are defined by exceptional tranquillity, dramatic natural beauty and breathtaking sea views. The southern boundary borders a quiet municipal road serving only the neighbouring settlement, resulting in minimal traffic, while neighbouring residences lie to the north.
The historic town of Areopoli, the cultural heart of the Mani, is only 14.5 kilometres away (approximately a 20-minute drive). The picturesque harbour town of Gythio can be reached in around 40 kilometres.
Distances
Approximately 2.25 km (straight-line distance) to the sea
6.3 km to Mezapos Beach
14.5 km to Areopoli (approximately 20 minutes)
40 km to Gythio
309 km to Athens.
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