Milies · Pelion · Greece
The Estate
Set on the slopes of Pelion, La Pommeraie is a private 30,000 sq.m. estate overlooking the Pagasetic Gulf. Traditional stone architecture, mature landscape and exceptional views form the foundation of a property conceived for a distinctive residential or hospitality vision.
30,000 SQ.M.
Private Estate
Milies, Pelion
Panoramic Gulf Setting
Pelion offers one of Greece’s most distinctive landscapes - dense vegetation, traditional villages, mountain terrain and the calm waters of the Pagasetic Gulf. La Pommeraie occupies an elevated and private position within this landscape, with expansive views and direct road access.
The estate already includes two substantial traditional stone residences together with an additional independent building. The architecture follows the local character of Pelion, using natural stone, slate roofs and proportions that sit naturally within the surrounding landscape. The buildings provide an important existing foundation from which the estate may evolve.
The scale of the estate allows La Pommeraie to be considered not simply as an individual property, but as a wider development opportunity. Its future could potentially include a carefully limited collection of private residences, a boutique hospitality concept, a private retreat or another development approach appropriate to the landscape.
Any future development is subject to applicable planning, environmental and regulatory approvals.
The Opportunity
The owners of La Pommeraie are open to discussing a range of structures with investors, developers and hospitality partners.
Acquisition
Development of the estate under new ownership.
Development Partnership
A collaborative approach combining the existing asset with new investment and expertise.
Hospitality Investment
Development of a distinctive premium hospitality or private residence concept.
Long-term Collaboration
Alternative structures involving investment, operation or long-term use of the estate.
The Vision
La Pommeraie does not require a predetermined formula. Its scale, architecture and natural setting allow different interpretations — from a collection of private residences to a highly individual hospitality destination. The objective is not maximum density. The opportunity lies in creating something distinctive enough to belong to the landscape.
Gallery
Panoramic view — photography to be supplied
Stone architecture
Landscape and vegetation
Location
Pelion, Greece
Located near the historic village of Milies on the Pelion peninsula, the estate combines mountain landscape, access to the Pagasetic Gulf and proximity to one of mainland Greece’s most distinctive destinations.
Milies · Pelion
Investment & Development Enquiries
For investment, acquisition or development enquiries, further project information is available upon request.