Ancient CorinthCorinth property
Description
This luxurious neoclassical mansion located in Ancient Corinth is now on the market for sale. This property, constructed on an 8-acre plot in 2004, offers 300 sq.m of living space and boasts panoramic views of the sea and ancient monuments.
The main entrance is breathtaking, featuring two solid marble Corinthian-style columns that lead to the triple reception living room, adorned with a one-of-a-kind hand-carved marble fireplace, and the dining room. The entertainment spaces have large windows that provide views of the landscaped garden and the pool. Continuing from the reception rooms, we find the open-plan oak kitchen with a central island, a laundry room, two bathrooms, and three spacious and bright bedrooms. The exterior features a 200 sq.m terrace, a barbecue grill, and a 90 sq.m pool. There is also access to a one-bedroom semi-basement, perfect for guest and staff accommodation. Additionally, the semi-basement floor includes a 200 sq.m garage, 150 sq.m of storage area, and provisions for installing a panic room.
This mansion aims to offer its owners a private and relaxing sanctuary in close proximity to Athens (80 km), with easy access to major archaeological sites (55 km), picturesque towns, and the sea (6 minutes). These characteristics make this property suitable for use as a primary residence, a summer house, or a pied-à-terre.
Only the most exquisite materials have been used to create this magnificent property, including iroko flooring, white Pentelikon marble, velvet, and crystal. The list of amenities includes an autonomous petrol heating system, a generator, a boiler, a solar water heater, a satellite alarm system, electric security shutters, and unbreakable six-panel glass windows.
Ancient Corinth, located in Greece, was an influential and prosperous city-state in the classical era. Nestled on the narrow strip of land connecting the Peloponnese to mainland Greece, it held a strategic position and thrived as a major center of trade, commerce, and culture.
The city of Ancient Corinth boasted a rich history that spanned over several millennia. It is believed to have been inhabited since Neolithic times, but it gained prominence during the 8th century BCE as a leading power in the region. As one of the wealthiest cities of ancient Greece, it flourished through trade with various Mediterranean civilizations.
Ancient Corinth was renowned for its architectural marvels, with impressive structures that showcased the city’s prosperity and artistic prowess. One of its most iconic landmarks was the Temple of Apollo, a grand Doric temple dedicated to the god of music, poetry, and prophecy. Another notable site was the Agora, a central marketplace and social hub where people gathered to conduct business, exchange ideas, and engage in philosophical discussions.