Seaview House for sale in Poros.
ID A4-7896

Seaview House for sale in Poros. This charming 329 m² detached house, built in 1986 and renovated in 2009, is situated on a 2,300 m² plot in Poros. The property boasts stunning, unobstructed views of the sea and mountains. The house is in good condition and features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a guest WC, all distributed across the ground floor.

The spacious first floor includes a large living room with a fireplace and bar, a dining area with an open-plan kitchen, and a pantry room. A few steps up, there are two bedrooms with one bathroom and a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and laundry room. Read more

Seaview House for sale in Poros. This charming 329 m² detached house, built in 1986 and renovated in 2009, is situated on a 2,300 m² plot in Poros. The property boasts stunning, unobstructed views of the sea and mountains. The house is in good condition and features five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a guest WC, all distributed across the ground floor.

The spacious first floor includes a large living room with a fireplace and bar, a dining area with an open-plan kitchen, and a pantry room. A few steps up, there are two bedrooms with one bathroom and a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and laundry room.

The ground floor offers a spacious open-plan living and dining area with an open kitchen, two additional bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The property also includes a 100 m² semi-finished space with plans for an independent house.

Additional features include a 2060 m² garden, a private 180 m² terrace, open parking, and storage space. The plot also contains an olive grove with approximately 15 trees, a boiler room, and water tanks. The property is heated by oil and provides an exceptional living experience with its expansive outdoor spaces and breathtaking views.

Seaview House for sale in Poros. Location Information:

Poros: The greenest island of the Argosaronic Gulf!

Its beauty has been praised by popular poets and prose writers, such as Georgios Seferis, Ioulia Dragoumi and the American writer Henry Miller. Pinewoods cover the island’s hills, and go all the way to the sandy beaches. The Poros Strait, and the seaside area of Galata with its pine, olive, and lemon groves surround the picturesque Poros town, where beautiful neoclassical buildings grace the seafront; it’s a place of great beauty!

Poros is the ideal destination for watersports and activities such as swimming; visit the beaches at Mikro Neorio and Megalo Neorio, as well as the one at Limanaki tis Agapis (meaning ‘The Cove of Love’). Go diving in the crystal clear waters and sail through the nearby islands and off the coast of the Peloponnese. You can also explore the inland; go biking and hiking through Poros’ pinewoods.

Poros Island Tour
Poros is made up of two islands, Sferia (named after Sferos, the charioteer of Pelopas, a mythical king of the Peloponnese) and Kalavria (meaning ‘fine breeze’); a small bridge connects the two islands. At first, Kalavria was dedicated to god Apollo, who later ceded the island to god Poseidon in exchange for the Oracle of Delphi. It is a green island with freshwater springs and streams. The smaller Sferia Island is a volcanic rock, where present-day Poros town was built.

Poros town and the harbour area have been built on the hillside, opposite the shores of Troizinia. The town’s picturesque alleys, Neorio, and Bourtzi Islet are some of the must-visit places on the island. As you stroll along the streets you will be impressed by the neoclassical style of most buildings, such as the Deimezis building, constructed with grey and red stone, and Grivas’ shop, with the large doors and charming interior decoration, a late nineteenth century -sort of- department store. Villa Galini is another really beautiful house, built in 1892 near Aspros Gatos location, which has time and again provided accommodation to celebrities of the arts.

The clock tower of Poros is the island’s landmark, located on the hilltop, and surrounded by prickly pear trees and pine trees. This spot offers an amazing view of the harbour, the opposite shores of the Peloponnese, and the Lemon tree forest. The clock stands out, from whichever location you look at it; it is truly the town gem!

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