Single-family detached house Neochoriou-Tsagkaradas, 370 01 Mouresio, Tsagkarada, Mouresi

**Private Listing.** A 120 m² detached house is offered for sale in a fully organized complex, perfectly harmonized with the lush green surroundings of the Centaur Mountain and built in traditional Pelion-style architecture. This is a unique property with an amazing, unobstructed view of the northern-eastern Aegean Sea and of the exceptionally beautiful green village of Tsagkarada, Pelion—visible both through the home’s panoramic windows and from its courtyard. The house spans three levels: * **Ground Floor:** Open-plan kitchen, living area with a fireplace, and dining space. There are two entrances at this level—one into the main living area and one directly into the kitchen from the courtyard. * **First Floor:** Accessible via an interior staircase, it features two bedrooms, a spacious bathroom, a rear-facing balcony, and a loft storage area about 2 m high. * **Lower (Semi-Basement) Level:** Also reached by an interior staircase, it includes two more bedrooms, another generous bathroom, and a storage room that can serve as a laundry. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and the bathrooms are fully fitted. Underfloor heating runs throughout the entire house, and there is a hot-water boiler. Surrounding the house is a private outdoor area with two pergolas, a large monastic-style table, and a counter with cabinets—all crafted from chestnut wood and local Pelion stone, durable in all weather. The courtyard also contains a large storage shed. The property is equipped with a CCTV system, alarm, and telephone line. The complex has a full-time caretaker on site 24/7, and housekeeping services are available. The property enjoys a prime location in the village, situated between Tsagkarada’s two famous squares—Agia Paraskevi and Taxiarches—and the cobbled lanes leading to them. Tsagkarada is one of Pelion’s best-known villages, built amphitheatrically, sparsely populated, and lushly green. The village is also home to two renowned beaches: Fakistra and Mylopotamos.