A unique plot of land for sale, with planning permission to build a two storey, architect designed, detached luxury 4 bedroom villa. The plans include a large basement, with garage, and a 40m2 outdoor swimming pool. The plot is in Neochori village, overlooking Stoupa and the Messinian Gulf, in Western Mani in the Southern Peloponnese. Plot size: 2290 m2, within the 500m zone of the village of Neochori, good road access. The land is at an elevated level position and enjoys stunning views across the Messinian Bay on one side and the Taygetos Mountains on the other. It contains 120 olive trees and is surrounded by the original traditional stone wall and includes a traditional Mani style stone “aloni”. The land is ideal for a private exclusive luxurious dwelling or alternatively for luxury tourist accommodation. It is within easy reach of the beautiful Stoupa and Kalogria sandy beaches (2Km away), Aghios Nikolaos (4Km away), the ancient town of Kardamyli (15 mins by car) and Kalamata (50 mins by car)”. Neochori is located three kilometres from the junction of the provincial road Kalamata - Areopolis very close to Stoupa. It is one of the new settlements of Mani that was created at the end of the 17th century (around 1680) when the Venetian administration of the region wanted to settle the area by transferring inhabitants from the southern villages of the Zygos captaincy to fill the population gap. It was basically settled by the inhabitants of Nomitsi. They settled and built houses from materials taken from the demolished town of Lefktro. In the following decade, a few settlers from Milea arrived and settled in the area. It is the largest local community of the municipality of West Mani. It consists of the settlements of Neochori, Lefktro and Stoupa. The population is engaged in olive-growing and the exploitation of tourist businesses (room rentals, restaurants, entertainment centres, etc.), since the area receives the largest tourist flow to West Mani. The village is amphitheatrically built on a hill at an altitude of 200 metres.