Land Plot for Sale

In Western Mani there are many seaside villages, which still retain the traditional "colour" and the specificity of the Mani settlements. One of them is Agios Dimitris, a very small village, "leaning" right next to the sea, with the Christeas Tower dominating in its centre, the café and restaurants by the sea, very close to the most popular and busy -by locals, Greeks and foreign tourists- Pantazi beach. In the center of the village, within the borders of the settlement of course, there is a square shaped and flat, with no inclination, plot for sale! It has a surface of 625 square meters, with a facade of 23 meters towards one of the squares/passages of the village. Exactly because it is within the borders of the settlement, the potential buyer, will be able to build a house of maximum 400 square meters, if he wishes to build a large structure. Of course the high building factor makes it ideal for investment and perhaps the construction of a house or houses for rent. The plot is located 70 meters away from all the beaches of the village and here it should be clarified that from the first floor of future construction there will be a view to the sea. It is bordered by houses and beautiful traditional towers that greatly increase the value of the whole neighborhood and therefore of the particular property. The popular website "messinia.mobi.gr" writes about the village Saint Dimitris: The picturesque, small fishing village of Agios Dimitrios is located southeast of Agios Nikolaos in western Mani, in the place of ancient Pefnos, with its rocky islet. In Agios Dimitrios, Paris and his ships landed and the embarkation of Beautiful Helen of Troy and her kidnappers took place. According to another myth, the twin sons of Zeus, heroes of antiquity and brothers of Beautiful Helen of Troy, were born on the rocky islet of St. Demetris. On the road to Trachila, 3.5 km west, is the unexploited cave "Katafygio", considered one of the largest in Greece, according to the experts who have visited it. The cave was an ideal hiding place for many people, especially during the years of the Ottoman occupation, which is why it was named after it. Its length is estimated at 2 km. A large part of the cave was explored in 1953 by Yannis Petrochilou and the Swedish speleologist K. Lindberg. Later, in 1972, the exploration was continued by the caveologist Ioannis Ioannou, who described it as: "...a monument of nature and one of the most important caves in our country".