Stone House for sale in Mani
Mani, Messinia
Property details
Specifications
- Property Type
- Houses / Villas
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Property Size
- 95 m²
- Plot Size
- 850 m²
- Year Built
- 2003
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Peloponnese
- Municipality
- Messinia
- Location
- Mani
- Sea View
- Yes
- Ref No.
- Pe4-11483
Description
Stone House for sale in Mani. Nestled in the serene landscape of Mani, near the picturesque town of Areopoli, this exquisite stone residence offers the perfect blend of tradition, comfort, and breathtaking sea views. Built in 2003 and maintained in excellent condition, it is an ideal retreat or an exceptional investment opportunity for short-term rentals.The main house covers 95 m² on the upper level, featuring three cozy bedrooms and one elegant bathroom. The living area is warm and inviting, highlighted by a beautiful fireplace and large windows that flood the space with natural light.
The kitchen is fully equipped, while the house comes furnished with quality appliances, sofas, beds, and wardrobes — ready for immediate living or renting.
On the ground level, there is a 20 m² storage room that already has a permit to be converted into an independent guesthouse, providing great potential for additional income or family accommodation. Moreover, the property allows for 30–40 m² of extra building capacity, ideal for creating a charming rooftop suite or a viewing terrace.
Stepping outside, the residence sits on a private 850 m² plot surrounded by olive trees and various fruit trees, creating a peaceful Mediterranean atmosphere. There is also private open parking, a spacious garden, and outdoor areas perfect for al fresco dining while enjoying the panoramic sea view.
Built with stone and traditional craftsmanship, the home exudes timeless charm, while aluminum window frames, insect screens, and tiled floors ensure modern comfort and practicality.
The location of Pyrgos Dirou is one of Mani’s hidden gems. Famous for its stone towers, crystal-clear waters, and the legendary Diros Caves, the area combines authentic Greek heritage with stunning natural beauty.
Just a short drive from Areopoli, it offers a unique balance of privacy and proximity to restaurants, cafes, and the lively local atmosphere. This is a place where time slows down, and every sunset feels like a painting.
Owning a property here means embracing a lifestyle of tranquility, authenticity, and natural beauty — in one of the most captivating corners of the Peloponnese.
Stone House for sale in Mani. Location Information:
The Mani Peninsula is a geographical and cultural region in Greece. The capital cities of the Mani Peninsula are Areopoli and Gytheio.
Mani is the central peninsula of the three that extends south from the Peloponnese.
The Mani Peninsula is mountainous. Until recently many of the villages were accessible only by sea. Fortunately, there is now a narrow and winding road that makes some more accessible.
Another was created decades ago for public buses of Piraeus (Mani Line). Mani is traditionally divided into three regions: Exo Mani, Kato Mani, and Mesa Mani.
There is a fourth region named Vardounia, which is sometimes included.
In the past Vardounia served as a buffer between the Ottoman-Turkish-controlled Evrotas Plains and Mani.
In many caves, including the Alepotrypa Cave, along the Mani coasts, Neolithic remains have been found.
Some artifacts from the Mycenaean period have also been found.
Around 1200 BC, the area was occupied by the Dorians and became a dependent of Sparta. When Spartan power came to an end in the 3rd century BC, Mani remained self-governing.
The Maniots claim descent from the ancient Dorians and Spartans, which they consider to be more “pure-blooded” Greeks.
According to Maniots, after the Romans took over Laconia, many Spartan citizens who were loyal to the Spartan laws of Lycurgus (a quasi-legendary lawgiver of Sparta) would go to the Spartan mountains of Mani rather than be in Achean or Roman service.
The people of the Mani Peninsula are very superstitious. The Maniots believe in demons, witches, ghosts, and vampires.
In 1839, when Henry Herbert, the 3rd Earl of Carnarvon, was touring Mani, he came across a fresh egg on the side of the road and offered it to a Maniot soldier.
The soldier declined the offer explaining that if a hag had enchanted it, he would have to marry her.
Stepping outside, the residence sits on a private 850 m² plot surrounded by olive trees and various fruit trees, creating a peaceful Mediterranean atmosphere. There is also private open parking, a spacious garden, and outdoor areas perfect for al fresco dining while enjoying the panoramic sea view.
Built with stone and traditional craftsmanship, the home exudes timeless charm, while aluminum window frames, insect screens, and tiled floors ensure modern comfort and practicality.
The location of Pyrgos Dirou is one of Mani’s hidden gems. Famous for its stone towers, crystal-clear waters, and the legendary Diros Caves, the area combines authentic Greek heritage with stunning natural beauty.
Just a short drive from Areopoli, it offers a unique balance of privacy and proximity to restaurants, cafes, and the lively local atmosphere. This is a place where time slows down, and every sunset feels like a painting.
Owning a property here means embracing a lifestyle of tranquility, authenticity, and natural beauty — in one of the most captivating corners of the Peloponnese.
Stone House for sale in Mani. Location Information:
The Mani Peninsula is a geographical and cultural region in Greece. The capital cities of the Mani Peninsula are Areopoli and Gytheio.
Mani is the central peninsula of the three that extends south from the Peloponnese.
The Mani Peninsula is mountainous. Until recently many of the villages were accessible only by sea. Fortunately, there is now a narrow and winding road that makes some more accessible.
Another was created decades ago for public buses of Piraeus (Mani Line). Mani is traditionally divided into three regions: Exo Mani, Kato Mani, and Mesa Mani.
There is a fourth region named Vardounia, which is sometimes included.
In the past Vardounia served as a buffer between the Ottoman-Turkish-controlled Evrotas Plains and Mani.
In many caves, including the Alepotrypa Cave, along the Mani coasts, Neolithic remains have been found.
Some artifacts from the Mycenaean period have also been found.
Around 1200 BC, the area was occupied by the Dorians and became a dependent of Sparta. When Spartan power came to an end in the 3rd century BC, Mani remained self-governing.
The Maniots claim descent from the ancient Dorians and Spartans, which they consider to be more “pure-blooded” Greeks.
According to Maniots, after the Romans took over Laconia, many Spartan citizens who were loyal to the Spartan laws of Lycurgus (a quasi-legendary lawgiver of Sparta) would go to the Spartan mountains of Mani rather than be in Achean or Roman service.
The people of the Mani Peninsula are very superstitious. The Maniots believe in demons, witches, ghosts, and vampires.
In 1839, when Henry Herbert, the 3rd Earl of Carnarvon, was touring Mani, he came across a fresh egg on the side of the road and offered it to a Maniot soldier.
The soldier declined the offer explaining that if a hag had enchanted it, he would have to marry her.
Features
- Fireplace
- Garden
- Furnished
- Storage Room
- Corner
- parking
- aluminum window frames
- Seaview
