A wonderful opportunity to buy a fully and recently renovated stone complex of three apartments in a very traditional village in Inner Mani. This historic building which dates back to 1871, offers a total of 166 sq and stands on a 1550 sq.m plot.
The ground-floor apartment is 83 sq.m and comprises two double bedrooms in the traditional kamara style, an open plan kitchen and living room, and a bathroom with shower. On the upper level, you find a 33 sq.m studio with an open plan kitchen and sitting area, a bathroom with shower, and a double bedroom space on the mezzanine. Next to it, there is a 50 sq.m. studio, also with a spacious open plan living room and kitchen, a bathroom with shower, and enough space for two double beds on the mezzanine. The apartments are fully equipped and furnished. A walled courtyard offers privacy and a lovely spot to relax and enjoy alfresco dining.
The building has been renovated with the utmost care, using high-quality materials, and respect for all traditional architectural features. The big plot offers space to park many cars and can be landscaped to become an oasis of peace with open views to the surrounding countryside and stone towers. There are two entrances to the property and access is very easy.
A short 7 min drive takes you to a pebbly beach with crystal clear waters and a small fishing village with restaurants and cafes. to The north you can reach Areopolis with all amenities in ab 20 min.
This is a wonderful property located in a beguiling part of the Peloponnese, largely undiscovered by tourists and very appealing to those who love history, traditional architecture, and long walks amongst medieval villages.
Utility room with a washing machine and CCTV recording device.
Fenced plot of 1550 sq.m with a few almond and olive trees and two big water cisterns.
Inner Mani, the heart of the Mani Peninsula in the Peloponnese, offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking a destination rich in history, rugged beauty, and timeless charm. Unlike the more touristy coastal areas, Inner Mani is known for its raw, unspoiled landscape, dramatic cliffs, and stark, windswept hills that lead to hidden, traditional villages full of character.
The region is famous for its stone towers, distinctive homes built from local stone, which give the villages a unique, medieval feel. These towers, built for both defensive and residential purposes, rise high against the backdrop of the wild Maniot countryside, creating a striking contrast with the bright blue sky and sea. The villages of Areopoli, Vathia, Oitylo embody the spirit of Inner Mani, with narrow winding streets, rustic stone houses, and a palpable sense of history that stretches back centuries.
Inner Mani’s charm also lies in its authenticity. It’s a place where time seems to stand still, and you’ll find yourself drawn into the slower rhythms of rural life. The landscape, dotted with olive groves, cypress trees, and scrubland, is ideal for hiking and exploring, with numerous trails offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding rugged mountains.
Culturally, Inner Mani is steeped in a unique, proud heritage. The Maniots have a strong sense of independence and have preserved their customs and traditions over the centuries. Visitors can learn about their fascinating history at local museums, discover ancient churches with Byzantine frescoes, and hear stories of the region’s long-standing resistance against invaders and its role in the Greek War of Independence.
The beaches of Inner Mani are small and secluded, offering a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the crowds. The crystal-clear waters, combined with the dramatic rocky coastlines, provide the perfect setting for swimming and relaxation.
Whether you’re wandering through the cobblestone streets of an ancient village, hiking through stunning natural landscapes, or simply soaking in the views from a cliffside, the charm of Inner Mani is inescapable. It’s a place where history, nature, and tradition come together to create an experience that feels both timeless and deeply rooted in the soul of Greece.