Located in the village of Finiki, with Lambes Beach a 5-minute drive away, this restored stone-built home offers an opportunity to experience authentic Greek village life with modern comforts. Located between the picturesque coastal villages of Methoni and Finikounda to the south, and Pylos and Gialova to the north—home to the renowned Navarino Bay, luxury resorts like The Mandarin Oriental, The W, and Costa Navarino, as well as signature golf courses—this property provides a serene yet well-connected retreat. Set on an 876 sqm plot, the two-storey villa provides 190 sqm and was renovated in 2025. Traditional stone walls were preserved, while modern upgrades include a new tiled roof, exposed timber ceilings, insulated walls and floors, updated plumbing and electrics, double-glazed windows with shutters and screens, and full air conditioning. The upper level features a bright, open-plan living room and kitchen with wood and tile floors, opening onto a spacious terrace with partial sea views. The lower level includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a master with en-suite, plus a storage room. Natural stone, wood beams, and minimalist finishes create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The garden, bordered by stone walls and fencing, includes flowering plants, palms, a bamboo-covered pergola, and a full outdoor bathroom—ideal after gardening or potential pool use. There is private parking for two cars, with space for more and room to add a pool. Location Just 5 minutes from the beautiful Lambes beach and within easy reach of Finikounda, Methoni, and Pylos, this home blends timeless character with high-quality living—an ideal base for enjoying the beauty and culture of the southern Peloponnese. Methoni (6 km): is a well-preserved traditional town protected by the Greek Archaeological Service. It is famous for its impressive Venetian castle, offering stunning sunset views and easy access to pristine beaches and a charming harbor. The town’s central square and vibrant seaside promenade feature a mix of traditional and modern restaurants serving fresh seafood and Mediterranean delicacies. Methoni is well-equipped with supermarkets, a pharmacy, a dentist, and other medical facilities. Finikounda (approx. 8 km): is a charming coastal village that has evolved into one of the southern Peloponnese’s most beautiful summer resorts. Surrounded by long sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters, it is an ideal spot for swimming and water sports. The village boasts a picturesque harbor filled with traditional fishing boats and recreational vessels. Along the waterfront, visitors can find cafés, traditional tavernas serving fresh seafood and local Messinian cuisine, as well as supermarkets, ATMs, butcher shops, grocery stores, tourist shops, and a pharmacy. Pylos (15 km): is the main town in the area and home to Navarino Bay, one of Europe’s largest natural ports. Built amphitheatrically, Pylos is celebrated as one of the most picturesque towns in the Peloponnese. At its heart, the town features a charming central square shaded by ancient plane trees. This lively gathering spot is lined with excellent restaurants and cafés, attracting both locals and international visitors. The Pylos area is a haven for golf enthusiasts, offering four impressive signature courses. The closest course is just 10 km away, a short 15-minute drive from the property. Gialova (23 km): is one of Greece’s fastest-growing tourist destinations and a focal point for significant investment. It is home to the prestigious Costa Navarino Resort, an exclusive golf destination attracting cosmopolitan travellers. Gialova is a coastal gem renowned for its high-end beachfront dining, with some restaurants housed in beautifully restored stone warehouses. Visitors can also explore a variety of cafés, bars, and boutique shops. Kalamata (65 km): serves as the region’s administrative capital. It features an international airport (KLX, 43 km – 50 minutes by car) and a modern public hospital. The city also boasts a bustling port, a large yachting marina, and direct motorway access to Athens. In recent years, Kalamata has undergone significant urban renewal, transforming its city center into a dynamic hub with diverse shopping, dining, and entertainment options along its main boulevard. The city offers an extensive range of retail choices, from designer boutiques to internationally recognized brands, while its rich cultural and historical heritage adds to its appeal.
