Amodeli Seafront House — wooden deck over the Aegean with the old fishing boat, Plomari, Lesvos
By private appointment · Plomari, Lesvos

Amodeli Seafront House

A rare waterfront property on the edge of Plomari — two independent, fully-equipped stone houses on wide wooden decks above a semi-private beach, a seven-hundred-metre walk from the centre of town.

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Position
Seafront
The house
Two units
To Plomari centre
~700 m
The beach
Semi-private
Equipped
A/C · Miele
Airport
~1 hour
An invitation

Where the deck meets the sea.

On the shoreline at Amodeli, on the very edge of Plomari in southern Lesvos, a traditional Greek beach house sits right on the water, wrapped in wide wooden decks that reach out over the sea — with a semi-private beach at its feet and the centre of Plomari just a seven-hundred-metre walk away.

It is built as two separate, self-contained and fully-equipped houses, each with its own bedroom, living room, kitchen, toilet and shower — with air-conditioning, an oven and stove, a TV and a Miele dishwasher in each, and a shared service room with a washing machine and dryer.

Waterfront property like this has become almost impossible to find in Plomari. Whitewashed walls with soft scalloped edges, blue shutters, driftwood railings, olive and lemon trees growing straight through the deck, and a vintage fishing boat turned into a daybed — this is a genuinely rare and singular place.

Blue doors open from the house onto the deck and the Aegean at Amodeli
Why Amodeli

Six reasons this is rare.

A true waterfront house, walkable to the centre of Plomari, with two independent units and a semi-private beach — this combination has become extraordinarily hard to find anywhere on the southern coast of Lesvos.

01

Directly on the sea

The property sits within the shoreline zone, its wooden decks cantilevered over the water with steps down to a semi-private beach. There is nothing between you and the open Aegean.

02

Two independent, fully-equipped houses

Two self-contained units, each with a bedroom, living room, kitchen, toilet and shower — and each fitted with air-conditioning, an oven and stove, a TV and a Miele dishwasher. Live in one and host in the other.

03

A walk from the centre of Plomari

About seven hundred metres — a ten-minute stroll — to the heart of one of Lesvos's largest and liveliest towns, with its harbour, tavernas, ouzeries and daily life all on your doorstep.

04

Wraparound decks & two outdoor kitchens

Sun-bleached timber decks with driftwood railings wrap the houses, with vine-shaded pergolas, a long wooden dining table and two outdoor kitchens for cooking and eating in the open air.

05

Authentic Greek character

Whitewashed masonry, blue shutters, antique carved doors, blue mosaic bathrooms, olive, lemon and fig trees through the deck — and the old fishing boat set into the timber as a daybed. Nothing here is generic.

06

Genuinely rare

Waterfront property in Plomari almost never comes to market now. A house that is on the sea, walkable to town, and this full of character is a singular opportunity.

The Amodeli coast at dusk, the house on the shoreline above the sea
Evening light

The Aegean at your feet.

Outdoor living

The decks — the true living room.

Wide wooden decks wrap the whole property, shaded by pergolas and by olive, fig and lemon trees that grow straight up through the timber. A long dining table under the vines, sun loungers at the railing, and the hand-built driftwood details that give the house its character.

Pergola-shaded deck lounge with loungers and the sea
Pergola loungeShade, loungers & the sea
Long wooden dining table with blue chairs under a pergola by the sea
Pergola diningLong table for a crowd
Hand-built driftwood railing along the deck edge over the sea
Driftwood railingsHand-built, one of a kind
Wide wooden deck opening down the coastline
The wide deckLooking down the coast
Deck table and chairs at the railing above the sea
Table at the edgeCoffee over the water
The layout

Two houses, one seafront retreat.

The property is built as two separate, fully independent and fully-equipped units set side by side on the shore. Each is a complete little home — living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, with air-conditioning, an oven and stove, a TV and a Miele dishwasher. Together, with the decks and pergolas between them, they make a private compound for family and guests.

Whitewashed unit with blue-framed windows and a pergola over the deck
Unit One

The house under the vine.

A whitewashed stone house opening straight onto the deck through blue-framed doors, shaded by a pergola heavy with grapevine. Inside: a living room, a fitted kitchen, a mosaic bathroom with shower, and a sleeping loft tucked under the timber roof.

Second unit under a timber pergola with blue shutters and a wide deck
Unit Two

The house by the water.

The second house mirrors the first — its own living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom — set closest to the sea, with blue shutters and doors that fold back to bring the deck and the horizon inside.

Inside the houses

Cool stone rooms, wooden ceilings, blue light.

The interiors of both houses are simple and serene — whitewashed walls, exposed wooden roof beams, oak floors, blue-framed windows that frame the sea, and soft sectional sofas that face straight out to the deck. Each is air-conditioned and has its own TV.

Living room with a large sectional sofa, mirror and blue door
Living room · Unit oneSectional sofa & blue door
Living room of the second unit with sofa, desk and artwork facing the sea
Living & desk · Unit twoFacing the sea
Sofa looking through blue doors onto the deck and the sea
Doors to the deckThe sea beyond the sofa
Sleeping

Bedrooms under the timber.

Each house has its own bedroom — calm, white-walled, with exposed wooden ceilings and blue-framed windows that open to the morning sea. Both are air-conditioned; one has a wall-mounted TV.

Bedroom with a double bed, blue-framed window and air-conditioning
Bedroom · Unit twoBlue frames & A/C
Bedroom with air-conditioning above the bed and a blue window
Bedroom · Unit oneAir-conditioned
Bedroom with a wall-mounted TV and a double bed
With a TVWall-mounted flat screen
Two indoor kitchens · two outdoor kitchens

Kitchens in and out.

Each house has its own fully-fitted indoor kitchen — oven, stove, fridge and a Miele dishwasher. Out on the decks, two further outdoor kitchens make it effortless to cook and eat entirely in the open air.

Fitted kitchen with oven, stove, dishwasher and fridge, staircase to the loft
Kitchen · Unit oneOven · stove · dishwasher
Second fitted kitchen with oven, stove and Miele dishwasher
Kitchen · Unit twoOven & Miele dishwasher
Kitchen with fridge, Miele dishwasher and stainless appliances
Full appliancesFridge · Miele · stainless
Mosaic tiles & rainfall showers

Bathrooms in Aegean blue.

The bathrooms are a highlight — clad in small blue-and-white mosaic tiles, with rainfall showers, vessel basins and blue-framed windows. Each house has its own; a separate service room adds a washing machine and dryer.

Deep-blue mosaic-tiled walk-in shower with rainfall head
Rainfall showerBlue mosaic, floor to ceiling
Blue mosaic bathroom with vessel basin and blue-framed window
Mosaic bathroomVessel basin & sea-view window
Blue mosaic bathroom with WC, vessel basin and shower
The other bathroomMosaic tile throughout
Antique carved blue wooden doors opening through the house to the sea
The details

Antique doors, driftwood & a boat.

The houses are full of hand-made, one-of-a-kind touches: a pair of antique carved doors in weathered blue that frame a view straight through to the water; railings built from bleached driftwood branches; and, at the heart of it all, an old wooden fishing boat set into the deck and cushioned into a daybed for two.

It is the kind of character that cannot be built new — collected slowly, over years, by people who clearly loved the place.

Fishing-boat daybed with blue cushions framed by trees and the sea
The boat daybedCushioned & shaded by trees
Detail of the old boat with fresh lemons resting inside
Lemons from the treePicked steps away
Blue-shuttered doors reflecting the deck and the sea in the glass
Blue shuttersThe sea in the glass
The semi-private beach

Your own stretch of shore.

The decks sit directly above the water, with steps leading down to a semi-private pebble beach and the clear, deep blue of the south Aegean. Fishing boats drift past in the morning; the sun sets straight down the coast in the evening. This is a swim-before-coffee kind of place — and the centre of Plomari is only a short walk away.

Dusk over the Aegean and the coast at Amodeli, seen from the deck
Steps leading down from the deck to the turquoise water
Down to the waterSteps from the deck
The pebble cove and clear water below the house
The cove belowPebble & clear water
The little bay and neighbouring houses along the shore
The bayOn the edge of Plomari
The beach
Semi-private
Sea floor
Pebble · clear
Access
Steps from the deck
To Plomari centre
~700 m walk
Olive · lemon · fig

Trees through the deck.

Old olive, lemon and fig trees grow straight up through openings in the timber, throwing dappled shade across the decks and scenting the air. Grapevines climb the pergolas. The garden and the houses are one and the same.

Vine-covered pergola over the deck with the sea beyond
Vines overheadPergola shade over the deck
Lemon tree growing up through the wooden deck
Lemon treeRooted through the timber
Olive tree and deck with the garden and sea beyond
Olive & gardenGreen right to the sea
Approach & character

Whitewash, blue shutters, driftwood.

The house under its timber pergola with the wide deck
House & pergolaTimber over the deck
Sun loungers on the deck against whitewashed walls and the sea
Sun deckLoungers & whitewash
Whitewashed wall with a soft scalloped edge above the sea
Scalloped whitewashA hand-shaped edge
The house on the shoreline seen from along the coast
On the shorelineThe house from the coast
The place

Lesvos & Plomari.

One of Greece's most authentic island cultures — and, unusually for a waterfront home, right on the edge of a real, living town.

Plomari cascading down to the harbour, seen from the sea
The island

Lesvos — the third-largest island in Greece.

Lesvos lies in the north-eastern Aegean, closer to the Anatolian coast than to Athens. Sixteen hundred square kilometres of land and three hundred and twenty kilometres of coastline — and one of the least developed of the Greek islands.

Its capital, Mytilene, sits in the south-east and operates the island's airport, with direct flights to Athens, Thessaloniki and seasonal European routes.

Area
1,633 km²
Coastline
320 km
Population
~86,000
Airport
Mytilene · MJT
The town & the shore

Plomari — the heart of southern Lesvos.

A town of scholars, artists, fishermen and ouzo distillers. One of the largest settlements on the island, with the quality of a place where everyone still knows everyone — and the house is a short walk from its centre.

In the town

Stone houses tumble down to a working harbour where the morning catch is sold straight from the boats. Coffee is drunk slowly in the kafenio. Plomari is famously the centre of Greece's ouzo industry.

Summer follows the panigiri — town festivals beginning with the mid-July Ouzo Festival and culminating in late July's Agios Haralambos celebrations.

On the doorstep

The house sits at Amodeli, on the shore at the edge of Plomari — about seven hundred metres, a ten-minute walk, from the centre of town. A semi-private beach lies directly below, and the wider beaches of Agios Isidoros and Melinda are a short drive away.

Distances at a glance

The beach belowSTEPS AWAY
Plomari centre~700 M · 10 MIN WALK
Agios Isidoros beach~10 MIN
Melinda beach~15 MIN
Mytilene airport~1 HOUR
Whitewashed alley steps in Plomari, with bougainvillea
Alley steps · bougainvillea
A colourful Plomari kafenio with elderly men sitting outside
Town kafenio · midday
Tree-canopy taverna terrace in Plomari
Tree-canopy terrace
Plomari waterfront taverna chairs facing the harbour at golden hour
Waterfront tavernas · dusk
Eating in Plomari

Tavernas a walk away.

With the centre of Plomari a few minutes on foot, some of the best food on the island is right there — fresh fish from the morning boats, grilled vegetables from the surrounding hills, local olive oil, and bottles of Plomari ouzo opened at the table.

Whole grilled fish with lemon, served with a Mythos glass
Seaside · Plomari

Ouzeries by the water

Whole grilled fish, octopus, fresh meze and fried sardines straight from the boats, with Plomari ouzo poured at the table in the seaside neighbourhoods of the town.

Grilled lobster halves with lemon
Along the coast

Beach tavernas

A short drive along the shore, the fishermen's tavernas grill the morning's catch simply over coals — tables in the sand, feet almost in the sea.

Colourful Plomari kafenio with men sitting outside on the cobbles
Plomari · old town

Kafenia & ouzeries

The lanes of old Plomari are dotted with kafenia and ouzeries — slow Greek coffee in the morning, ouzo and meze in the evening, in the shadow of the distilleries the town built its name on.

Architectural & survey drawings

Plans.

Ground-floor and roof plan of a unit (with its bathroom, room and kitchen), a cross-section showing the sleeping loft under the pitched roof, and the topographic survey of the seafront plot. Full dimensioned drawings and title documents are available on request.

The house
Floor plan
Ground floor and roof plan of a unit
The house
Cross-section & loft
Cross-section showing the sleeping loft under the pitched roof
The plot
Topographic survey
Topographic survey of the seafront plot
Property details

Specifications & features.

The property

  • Traditional Greek beach house on the shore at Amodeli, Plomari
  • Directly on the sea, within the shoreline zone
  • Semi-private beach directly below, reached by steps
  • ~700 metres — a 10-minute walk — from the centre of Plomari
  • Two adjacent seafront parcels, approximately 377 m² of land in total
  • Built as two separate, self-contained stone units
  • Masonry construction with pitched, tiled roofs
  • Waterfront property of this kind is now very rare in Plomari

Each house contains

  • Living room opening to the deck
  • Fitted kitchen — oven, stove, fridge, Miele dishwasher
  • Bedroom / sleeping loft under the timber roof
  • Toilet and shower, finished in blue mosaic tile
  • Air-conditioning and a TV

Additional service room

  • Separate utility room with washing machine and dryer

Comfort & equipment

  • Air-conditioning in both houses
  • Ovens and stoves in both kitchens
  • TVs in both houses
  • Miele dishwashers
  • Washing machine and dryer in the service room

Outdoor living

  • Two outdoor kitchens
  • Covered pergolas shaded by grapevine
  • Large wooden dining table under the pergola
  • Sun-lounging decks and shaded seating areas
  • Vintage fishing boat converted into a daybed
  • Antique carved doors and hand-built driftwood details

Garden & location

  • Mature olive, lemon and fig trees growing through the decks
  • Open, south-facing Aegean views
  • Plomari centre ~700 m on foot; Mytilene airport (MJT) ~1 hour by road
Viewings & enquiries

To arrange a private visit.

Amodeli Seafront House is sold by private appointment, directly with the owner. Full survey drawings, title documents and a complete inventory of fixtures and fittings are available on request.

Direct contactEran Tirer
Emailinfo@sunsetcliffvilla.com
LocationAmodeli · Plomari · Lesvos
ListingBy private appointment
PriceOn application
Sold direct from owner Two independent units Semi-private beach Walk to Plomari

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