Have you ever imagined a home where the window frames the sea, located atop a hill and overlooking the beach? This beachfront 175 sqm villa is located in Chorto, a picturesque village on the coastline of the Pagasetic Gulf, and Mount Pelion in the background.



Originally built in 1966 on a 500 sqm plot, this property is a unicorn of sorts for this region, as development so close to the sea for residential purposes has since been severely restricted. Developed over two floors and also featuring an attic, the villa offers a total of four bedrooms and three bathrooms, two fitted with showers and one with a bathtub. There is a spacious living/dining room and kitchen, as well as other sitting areas scattered around the house, a testament to the love and attention shown to the expansion of the living spaces over the years. All frames are double-glazed and equipped with fly nets, and the villa offers ample basement storage facilities. A wood-based heating system and air conditioning units regulate the temperature in the premises, while summers in Chorto are mild.



However, the villa's most exciting aspect is its landscaped, lush garden, featuring many trees, shrubs and flowers and offering its shade in the summer months for dining or lounging. A short flight of stairs takes one to the beautiful, sandy beach, part of a coastline distinguished by its many small coves. The beach of Chorto features some beach bars and restaurants offering sea dishes next to the breaking of the waves.

Location - Distances

Chorto is a tranquil seaside village located just 3 km from Milina and 46 km from Volos. The houses are built one next to the other within large olive groves that go all the way to the beach. Towards the end of August, Chorto hosts renowned cultural events in its open-air theatre, drawing visitors from across Greece. Additionally, Chorto is a hub for tourists passionate about windsurfing and sailing, thanks to its ideal conditions for these water sports.



This is a convenient point for exploring the charming villages lining the Pagasetic Gulf, then venturing into the mountainous terrain of Pelion, where gems like Tsagkarada, Mouresi, and Kissos await. Last but not least, take time to explore the captivating Aegean coastline at your leisure. Must-visit spots include Damouchari, Mylopotamos, Fakistra, and Agios Ioannis.



Milina: 3 km

Argalasti: 6 km

Afissos: 20 km

Trikeri: 32 km

Agria: 38 km

Volos: 46 km