Villa and apartment for 1 to 18 people with private pool Messinia Peloponnese

To let Villa in Mystraki, Koroni, Peloponnesos, Greece

• Living Area: 300 m²
• Number of rooms: 9
• Number of beds: 18
• Rates and available weeks
•      High season: 1666 EUR/week, 238 EUR/day
•      Low season: 966 EUR/week, 138 EUR/day
•      Middle season 1: 1106 EUR/week, 158 EUR/day
• Calendar see link:
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Description

Spacious and comfortably equipped holiday home for 1 to 18 persons with private swimming pool set in two acres of gated grounds with olive trees and lawn gardens. The lovingly restored traditional stone house is located in heritage hamlet Mistraki, a quiet and unspoilt area in the Messinia region of Southwest Peloponnese, Greece. The villa has an enviable hilltop position with stunning, unimpeded views of the Messinian bay and Taygetos mountains and easy access to popular seaside villages Koroni and Finikounda.

A rural hideaway removed from mass tourism offering privacy without isolation. Perfect for independent holiday makers and groups of friends and family to enjoy 'true' Greece. The villa is one hour distance from Kalamata airport and around 3-4 hours from Athens airport or Patras ferry port. Car hire is recommended.

The main house sleeps up to 14 persons and an additional, self-contained annexe apartment (accessible via the main house or rear garden) can sleep a further 1 to 4 persons This provides flexibility for singles and couples requiring less rooms and offers additional sleeping spaces for larger groups of family and friends.

Note: Maximum occupancy for villa and apartment is 18 persons.

Price from €138 to €238 per day for 4 persons, according to season. Supplement €13 per day for each additional person.

EOT Greek Tourist LIcence - MHTE 1249K92000395001

Road Description

Mistraki is a quiet and picturesque hamlet with a lovely square, cobble stone
paths, a spring water well, citrus trees and a small private church. The
quaint village was awarded heritage status by the Greek Ministry of Culture as a traditional settlement of historic interest. The few remaining houses are over a hundred years old and built from locally sourced stone.

Technological developments have made little impact on Mystraki. Agriculture is of prime importance, especially the cultivation of olives for the production of
the worldwide reputed olive oil. There are no bars or other tourist
distractions; only the chatter of cicadas and the occasional bray of a
neighbor's donkey.

Messinia has endless sandy coasts, fertile valleys and imposing mountains for
walkers, cyclists and nature lovers alike. An area rich in history, culture and
ancient myth. You can enjoy many activities; swimming, sunbathing, fishing,
snorkeling, sailing, turtle spotting, olive picking, wild flowers, horse riding
and bird watching.