Agros, Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece

A two-storey manor house with a paved courtyard is for sale, offering views of the lush mountains of central Corfu. It is located in Agros, a village belonging to the Municipality of North Corfu, specifically in the area of Agios Georgios Pagon, which has a municipal school, middle school, high school, mini market, and is only a 15-minute drive from Agios Georgios Beach.
On the ground floor, there is the main living room with a dining area, a separate kitchen with a daily dining space, and 1 WC. Nearby are 2 rooms, each with its own entrance, which can comfortably be converted into 2 studio apartments. The total area of the ground floor is 129.22 sq.m., plus a 21.48 sq.m. garage that has been converted into storage. An external staircase leads to the 1st floor, measuring 82.70 sq.m., which includes 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a paved back veranda, and a large covered veranda on the side of one bedroom that offers sea views of Agios Georgios Pagon. From the spacious hallway, a wooden staircase leads to the attic of 48 sq.m., which is used as an extra sleeping area for family friends.
The house is situated on a plot of 223.59 sq.m., including the small lateral yard. The house is habitable and has so far been used for the family's summer holidays.
Directly opposite, there is a plot of land - a garden, within the settlement, measuring 772.78 sq.m., which is buildable. On this land, a swimming pool can be created, or other apartments can be constructed. The plot includes a water tank and a storage room of 12.25 sq.m. Part of it, adjacent to provincial road no. 24, is used as parking for 2 cars with makeshift shelters.
The house could easily be converted into a traditional rental property with a swimming pool or into a family residence for permanent living or as a holiday home.



Agros
Agros, a very beautiful village in the inland, is located on the road that leads from the city of Corfu to the beaches of the north. Many houses, courtyard doors, alleys and old churches take the visitor to another place and time. Agros is one of the oldest villages in Corfu. The main road that crosses Agros was built by the English colonizers in 1850.
In Agros you will see the church of Agios Iakovos, in an olive grove which dates back to 1780 and is recently renovated. Local attractions include the female monastery of Pantokratoras, near the settlement of Agios Athanasios which is built on a verdant cliff with olive groves and cypress trees, characteristics of the corfiot landscape.
Agros also includes the settlements Αspiotades, Manatades and Rafalades. Rafalades is a very old settlement with most of its houses in ruins and few residents still live there. It is worthwhile visiting this settlement in order to see the ruins of big mansions and wander in its deserted alleys.