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Real Estate Consultant Sklavou Kerry.
For sale exclusively a stone house built in 1955 with an area of 141 sq.m. in Glossa in the location of Rious on a plot of 59 sq.m. The house is divided into three levels of 47 sq.m. each and has two main entrances. The property is located 200 meters from the village of Glossa, 5 km from the beach of Agios Ioannis (Kastri), from Skopelos town and its port 30 km, from Skiathos airport 11 km. Its orientation is northwest. The property has an unobstructed view of the sea and the opposite island of Skiathos and Evia. Access to the property is via a paved road.
Upon entering the property we encounter the first level of 47 sq.m. where there is a storage room and an internal courtyard. Going up with an internal staircase to the second level there are three bedrooms. On the third and last level where there is also the second entrance we find another bedroom, a living room and a kitchen. All rooms have a view of the sea. The property is stone and needs complete renovation.
Its location as well as its close distance from the village of Glossa and the port of Loutraki make it a very good choice either for investment or for personal use as it is literally a breath away from the settlement, thus offering whoever chooses it an ideal residence close to amenities and facilities but at the same time giving the feeling of a country house due to the beautiful view.
Skopelos is a magical island of the Northern Sporades and also the greenest island in Greece. Here, where the green of the pines and the thick forests meets the deep blue of the sea and the sky, creating an image of incomparable natural beauty, the visitor will find himself in an idyllic place, a small paradise in the heart of Greece. Because of its special beauty, Skopelos was also chosen for the filming of the movie "Mamma Mia". The island is served by ferries from the ports of Volos and Agios Konstantinos, which also allows connections to/from Alonissos and Skiathos. In summer there are also ferries to/from Kymi and Mantoudi in Euboea and Thessaloniki in Nothern Greece.
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