Peloponnese, Laconia, Kotronas, Greece

In Argilia, Eastern Mani, in an excellent location with panoramic views of the Gulf of Kotronas and the east, is this special two-story house with a total area of 161 sq.m., built in 1986 on a plot of 1,070 sq.m.

The house is located on the eastern slope of the mountain, ensuring unobstructed views of the sea and the unique light of the east. Each space has been designed to take advantage of the natural landscape, creating a sense of tranquility, privacy and harmony with the environment.

It is developed on two levels with comfortable and functional spaces. On the first floor there are two spacious bedrooms, a bathroom and a large covered terrace, from where the view of the Gulf of Kotronas and the east compose an impressive natural setting.

The outdoor areas have been designed with stone terraces, planted trees and traditional pergolas with tiled roofs, elements that highlight the Mani architecture and offer ideal outdoor living spaces. Access is direct from the main road Kotrona-Akrotainaro.

The property has a water tank with a capacity of 5 cubic meters, a covered parking space outside the plot, as well as additional outdoor parking spaces within the plot. This is a residence that combines the authentic beauty of Mani, privacy and its privileged location, constituting a special choice for those looking for a quality property with a unique view and high aesthetics.
Location – Argilia East Mani Argilia is an authentic traditional settlement of East Mani, in a privileged position overlooking the Gulf of Kotronas and the eastern horizon. The area is characterized by the unique Mani landscape, the combination of mountain and sea, the stone architecture and the authentic natural beauty that preserves the character of Mani unaltered. Argilia is located within close proximity to important destinations in the area, such as Kotronas, Areopoli, Gythio and the port of Gythio, offering easy access to beaches, traditional settlements, dining venues and points of cultural interest.

Areopoli operates as one of the main hubs of Mani, with intense tourist activity and access to important attractions in the area.

The wider region of Eastern Mani has shown increasing tourist interest in recent years, as it attracts visitors seeking authentic experiences, traditional architecture, a peaceful lifestyle and contact with the natural landscape.

The development of small quality accommodations, the promotion of local gastronomy and the growing international recognition of Mani enhance the potential of the area as a high-quality destination. I

ndicative distances: Areopoli: approximately 35–40 km Gythio: approximately 40 km Gythio Port: approximately 40 km Kalamata International Airport: approximately 120 km Athens: approximately 300 km Argilia offers a rare balance between isolation and accessibility, making it an ideal destination for those seeking the authentic Mani experience, in a landscape of special natural and cultural character