(For Sale) Residential Residence Complex || Lakonia/Oitylo 240 Sq.M, 5 Bedrooms, 1.350.000€

An imposing traditional stone-built tower-like house being an amazing example of the special architecture of Mani.

The use of local stone in its exterior makes the tower indistinguishable from distance, while its simple and austere beauty offers a fascinating journey in the past.
Placed at an altitude and on a sloping plot of 1.850 sq.m. it develops on three levels and offers a magnificent, unobstructed panoramic view of the wild landscape with the steep slopes that fall into the endless blue of the Laconian Gulf.

It is a complex of three independent houses of 240 sq.m. built in 1850 by professional stone builders. It was restored in 1997 using local materials and construction techniques over a time space with extra care that preserves Mani’s traditional architectural elements.
Constructed on the hill slide, the building has special decorative element that blends with the houses interior, such as kamares and tholos (semicircle roof).  
The raised ground level of 110 sq.m. features a reception area, a living room, a kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom.
On the upper level there is a studio of 60 sq.m. with open plan kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom.
The tower-like building has an area of 60 sq.m. which features a living room, kitchen and a bathroom and a bedroom in the attic.

In the beautifully landscaped outdoor areas there is a 28 sq.m. swimming pool embedded in the rock and spacious areas with unlimited views to the wild nature and surrounding mountains and wonderful sunsets over the sea.
The complex has terraces of 250 sq.m. with sea views, 2 parking spaces and a water tank (cistern) with a capacity of 25 cubic meters.

It is located at an altitude of 60 meters and is 200 meters straight line from the two nearest beaches.

From the steep foothills of the snow-tipped Taygetos Mountains to the pristine coastal coves, and from the tiny villages nestling amid olive groves, connected by threads of walking trails, to the arid landscapes in the south of peninsula, speckled with abandoned stone towers, Mani has some of the most dramatic and varied scenery in the Peloponnese, much of it still wonderfully under-explored.