Just minutes from the Aegean Sea, this villa sits on the cool, green slopes of Mt. Pelion, in a fairytale setting. Located in the heart of Mouresi, one of Mt. Pelion’s most charming and sought-after villages, this beautifully furnished villa offers an exceptional opportunity to own a home in one of Greece’s most naturally stunning regions. Known for its lush landscapes, traditional stone villages, and proximity to both mountain and sea, Mt. Pelion is a year-round destination with growing international appeal. The villa was originally built in the 19th Century and was renovated in 1990. It offers a blend of traditional charm and modern comfort. With a total living space of 200 sqm on a 750 sqm plot, it unfolds over two floors, each being a self-contained residence. Each floor has its own entrance, while both feature two spacious double bedrooms, a bathroom, a living/dining room with a fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen. The ground floor is fitted with central heating and radiators, while the upper floor features diesel underfloor heating. The villa comes fully furnished and equipped, while it must be noted that its furniture includes many period and antique items lovingly collected over the years by its owners. The villa’s lush exterior spaces offer a selection of local flora, while the stone garden paths stir images of bygone eras. The garden offers many sitting spots, under the sun or in the shade of perennial trees, or in the wood and stone pergola, from which one can enjoy panoramic views of the sea, the village, and the surrounding countryside. Parking is accommodated inside the plot. Rental potential Combining sea and mountain, Mt. Pelion is a popular destination all year round and such a versatile property will command a premium rate across all seasons. Location - Distances Mouresi is located on the eastern side of Mt. Pelion, approx. 4 km north of Tsagarada, at an altitude of 310 m above sea level. Built on the lush northern slope of a ridge rising above the Kissos Stream, it offers nice views of Kissos, Agios Dimitrios, Agios Ioannis, and the Aegean Sea. At the foot of the slope lies Damouhari, a charming hamlet and Mouresi's pride, once the natural port of northeastern Pelion. The small bay on the left remains a quiet port where fishing boats lazily sway on the waves, while its twin has become a peaceful, pebbly beach. The heart of Mouresi is its flagstone-paved central square, shaded by large trees and home to the beautiful Holy Trinity Church, with its intricately carved altar screen. Although small, the village offers several—and renowned—dining options, catering to all tastes and budgets, as well as a bakery butcher's shop, grocery store, and two mini markets. Mouresi is an all-season retreat just an hour and a half from Volos, Greece's fifth-largest city. In winter, when Pelion is blanketed in snow, adventure seekers can visit the Agriolefkes Ski Center in Chania. Here, people from all parts of Pelion and the town of Volos come together to enjoy winter sports. Here, one can enjoy a truly unique experience: skiing with sea views. Pelion, located roughly halfway between Thessaloniki and Athens, has long been a popular destination for people from Greece’s largest cities to own holiday homes. Serving as a convenient midway point, it offers a unique combination of both mountainous and seaside landscapes in one place. Papa Nero Beach: 3.5 km Damouchari Beach: 4 km Tsagarada: 4 km Fakistra Beach: 10 km Mylopotamos Beach: 11 km Zagora: 25 km Volos: 54 km
