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Property For Sale
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Guide Price: € 370,000 - Bank’s valuation: (€395,000)
A Superb Property Opportunity Which Can Be Rented All Year Round, Swimming In The Summer And Skiing In The Winter
General Description
Price: €370,000 (Bank’s valuation: €395,000)
A 3-bedroom, two storey house of 190sqm situated in Pelion with 250sqm garden and parking.
Ground floor comprises: 2 bedrooms overlooking the garden with fitted wardrobes, main bathroom and a small room currently used for storage and laundry.
Upper floor comprises: Kitchen and living room with fireplace. Both rooms have wonderful views of the mountains and Volos. The kitchen is fully equipped with Neff and LG electrical appliances and also on this floor is the master bedroom with a wooden roof and floor.
Other features:
Following local traditional architecture, this property was built in 2005 and the roof is designed according to the local architecture, which is made of chestnut wood. The house has central heating and the garden area is grassed with trees and outside there is ample room for parking 2 cars.
Potential monthly rental income: from €1,250- €1,400
The Location
The property is in Pelio area at the picturesque village of Katihori-Portaria. It is situated close to one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, Agiioi Saranta beach can be reached within 35 minutes.
Portaria in Pelion (Pilio) is one of the most breathtaking, interesting and unique traditional villages in this entire region of Central Greece. With its stunning natural beauty, fresh spring waters, impressive traditional mansions and winding cobble-stoned paths, Portaria is surely one of the few places where you can find tranquillity and beauty right in the heart of Greece.
The geographic location of Portaria is perfect for holidays all year round. Located only 13km from the city of Volos, and at an altitude of 650m, right on Mount Pelion, Portaria is an ideal starting point from which to explore all of this wonderful mountain area of Greece.
Pelion has many beautiful beaches and sea waters, which are ideal during the hot summer months for swimming and sun bathing.
And during the winter season, the Ski Center of Agriolefkes, just a short distance from Portaria, is a very popular destination for visitors.
The Wider area of Pelion:
Pelion seems to be the battleground of the Gigantomachy, the summer residence of the Olympian Gods and the Mythical land of Centaurs. On the mountain's peak Thetis married Pileus, after whom the mountain was named. Pileus was the mythical king of the region and father of the famous mythical hero of the Trojan War, Achilles. The mountain stretches from the northwest to the southeast, between the Aegean Sea and the Gulf of Pagassitikos. One of the main characteristics of the natural environment of Mt Pilio is the abundance of the water element, rendering the vegetation rich and the climate particularly healthy. It is considered to be the mountain with the richest vegetation in the entire Greece.
The mountain is overgrown with fir trees, beeches, oaks, chestnut trees, poplar-trees, willows, plane-trees, and other fruit-bearing trees like olive trees, plum trees, pear trees, walnut trees, cherry trees etc. One of the most interesting and special elements of the wider region of Mt. Pelion, was the renowned steam train “Mountzouris” (1895) which for 70 years following the picturesque route Volos-Milies. The small train was transporting people and goods. On Pilio Mountain there are 24 large villages and some smaller lovely villages. They are picturesque settlements, some of them on steep peaks and others hidden in verdurous ravines, but all of them characterized by a unique architectural style.
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