Two Centuries of Pelion Character – A Stone Mansion with a Golden Visa Angle Stone Houses

Two Centuries of Pelion Character – A Stone Mansion with a Golden Visa Angle

Code: H5162 ANO VOLOS
Location: Volos - Pelion
Price: € 200.000
EPC: EPC IN PROCESS
Size: 180+100m2
Size of Land: 1340m2

Car access: accessible via a cobbled path

Located in a privileged part of Pelion, in Ano Volos, this rare property combines traditional architecture, mature olive trees and impressive views over the city of Volos and the Pagasetic Gulf. Set on a plot of approximately 1,340 sq.m., with frontage on two public roads, it offers the privacy and authenticity that make historic Pelion properties particularly attractive.

The property comprises a three-storey traditional stone mansion of approximately 180 sq.m., dating from around 1830, built with natural stone walls and a tiled roof. The mansion requires complete renovation, offering an exceptional opportunity to restore a genuine example of traditional Pelion architecture while adapting it to contemporary standards. The property also includes a separate stone outbuilding of approximately 100 sq.m., adding further potential to the project.

Surrounded by mature olive trees, including several centuries-old specimens, the estate has a distinctive atmosphere of privacy and authenticity. Both buildings retain their traditional architectural character, while their historic construction dates are particularly significant under the current planning framework. Since the two structures pre-date the newer restrictions concerning the construction of two separate buildings on the same plot in Pelion, their coexistence on the property is not a result of a new subdivision or recent construction.

An additional point of interest is the possibility that the designation of the property as a listed/preserved building and its restoration, may qualify for the Golden Visa investment threshold of €250,000 rather than the €400,000 threshold.

The property's elevated position provides excellent views towards Volos and the Pagasetic Gulf, while its location in Pelion offers convenient access to the area's villages, beaches and attractions.

Traditional three-storey stone mansion of approximately 180 sq.m., dating from around 1830, plus a separate 100 sq.m. stone outbuilding, on a 1,340 sq.m. plot with frontage on two public roads. In need of complete renovation, with mature olive trees, preserved Pelion architectural character and great views of Volos and the Pagasetic Gulf. Potential Golden Visa advantage.

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