Casa unifamiliar 140 m², a reformar, Pisia, Loutraki-Perachora

Property Code: 7-488. Once upon a time, where the land gently meets the Corinthian Gulf and time flows not by the clock but by the light, there stood a house. It was not an ordinary house. It was not built to impress. It was built to be lived in. In a small coastal settlement with just a few dozen families, where summers still carry the scent of jasmine and evenings are filled with the sound of the sea rather than the city, this house sits on a plot of one stremma (1,000 sq.m.) — a small, private realm of greenery, silence and freedom.

Every story begins with the land. Trees that grew unhurried. Flowers that bloomed without schedule. A garden that never asked to be perfect — only real. In the middle of it all stands a 140 sq.m. house, built in solid concrete in 1988. Stable. Honest. With that authentic 80s character that was never truly replicated — only evolved.

The ground floor — where it all began. Upon entering, you didn’t encounter “spaces” — you encountered scenes. The warm, wood-clad, corner kitchen, almost nostalgic, opens to abundant natural light. It seems to hold within it all the stories shared around the table. The living room, generous and spacious at 9.20m x 8.80m, was never just a sitting area. In winter it offered the warmth of a fireplace, while in summer it opened onto a large, elevated veranda. Outside, time moved at a different pace: Greek coffee in the morning, siesta in the afternoon, watermelon with wine in the evening.

The upper floor — where calm resided. Two bedrooms, each with its own small side balcony for refreshing breezes. A simple, functional bathroom with a shower. And a few steps higher — a small roof terrace. They say that on summer evenings, you could sit there and watch the Alkyonides islands fade into the sunset light. And if you wished, you could transform it into something else: a closed atrium or a personal sky-high refuge.

The basement and the house’s “secrets”. Every old house has its secrets. Here, there is a closed garage for parking and a versatile space that could become a workshop, storage room, or simply a place for whatever you don’t want to end.

A little further away stands a second small structure of 24 sq.m. — perhaps a storage room, perhaps a studio.

And then… the garden. A traditional BBQ. A wood-fired oven. A small outdoor kitchen. And a caravan that once travelled all the way from Germany to here — as if it knew this place would be the end of its journey. Somewhere among the trees, there was something rarely found in neighbouring properties: your own water. A well and a borehole — a real luxury in this settlement where many do not have this privilege.

The sea? You didn’t need to imagine it. It is just a three-minute walk away. Close enough to always draw you back.

The location? Schinos was never a destination for everyone. It was for those who didn’t want beach bars every ten metres, who weren’t seeking cosmopolitan buzz, but something rarer: unpretentious tranquillity. It lies approximately 78 km from Athens, 35 km from Corinth and Megara, and 110 km from the airport. A place between two worlds — close enough for easy access, far enough to truly escape.

The house dates from an earlier construction period. Yes, it can be renovated. Yes, you could even keep only the solid concrete frame and create something entirely new, entirely yours.

The value — where the fairytale becomes opportunity. Price: €195,000. For: approximately 140 sq.m. residence + 1,000 sq.m. plot, sea view, beach just 3 minutes away, private water supply, multiple auxiliary spaces and potential to extend up to 200 sq.m.This is not simply a “good price”. It is a strategic entry point.


And so the story of this house with PANTOU REALTORS comes to an end… Or rather, this is exactly where it begins. Because this house is not simply looking for a buyer. It is looking for its next person. Someone who will see beyond the present. Someone who will listen to the silence of the countryside. Someone who will one day sit on that veranda… and simply say: “Yes. This is it.”