Set on a generous 1,057 m² plot, this unique seafront property comprises three traditional stone buildings dating back to the 1880s. The two-storey main house of 153 m² retains elements of its original Pelion-style roof and traditional interior layout. A second 134 m² building—once an olive mill—features impressive ceiling height and a flexible footprint ideal for conversion. A third 29 m² stone structure provides additional scope for auxiliary use.
All buildings require full renovation, presenting a rare opportunity to create a bespoke seafront retreat. The garden is framed by mature trees and original stone walls, with an old stone oven adding character. Just steps from a bright, sandy shoreline, the property offers immediate contact with the sea and uninterrupted Aegean views. Further expansion is possible with the optional purchase of the adjoining 1,000 m² plot, unlocking additional development potential for residential or hospitality purposes.