This cozy and traditional village house in Litochoro, on the foothill of Mt. Olympus, the home of the Greek gods, enjoys sea and mountain views.



Originally built in 1907 and meticulously renovated in 2012, the house unfolds over two floors. As one enters on the ground floor they will be greeted by a spacious reception area, the staircase leading upstairs to the first floor and downstairs to the cellar, a study/guest room, a kitchen, a bedroom fitted with two single beds and a bathroom. The first floor features a spacious living/dining room and two bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom. There is also an external storage room, housing the boiler. Windows are wooden, double-glazed, with shutters and fly-screens, while the property can be sold furnished at an extra cost. The property is enclosed by a perimetric stone wall, and there is one open-air parking space inside the plot.

Location

Litochoro rests on the foothills of Mount Olympus, the highest Greek mountain, and enjoys panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and the coastline of Chalkidiki. The town, home to some 7,000 permanent residents has a choice selection of restaurants, taverns and bars catering for all tastes and budgets, a pharmacy, a hospital, banks, a gym, and several retail shops. Worth visiting is the old quarter of the town, but let it be noted that most of the houses are built in the traditional Macedonian architectural style. Its close proximity to the sandy beaches of Skala Litochorou as well as to the great Olympus National Forest & Park renders it the ideal base both for summer as well as off-season holidays. The Olympus National Park Information Center will provide visitors with all necessary information on the trails and the various sites and places of interest on and around the mountain, while there are several hiking tours in the countryside around Litochoro, for beginner to expert hikers.

Distances



Plaka (Beach): 6 km

Katerini (City Center): 22 km

Vergina (Macedonian Tombs): 75 km

Thessaloniki (City Center): 90 km

International Airport of Thessaloniki: 107 km