In 1405, the Serbian official Rodoslabos Sabias dedicated the metochi of St Georgios (with its 9,000 stremmata of land) near Kalamaria, Thessaoniki to the Monastery.
In a 1408 chrysobull to the Abbot Theodoulos, the Emperior Ioannis VII Palaiologos decreed the donation to the Monastery of a large metochi in Kassandra with a tower and estates consisting of 9,500 stremmata, bearing the name of St Pavlos.
In a document of 1419, the despot Andronikos II Palaiologos decreed the Monastery’s rights to the metochia Abramitai and New Land.
In 1469, the previously-mentioned benefactor Queen Maro bought the metochi in Provlaka, Chalkidikis from the Monastery Esfigmenos and donated it to the St Pavlos Monastery.
In 1622, the Serbian noblewoman Domna Balasi donated the monastery of St Dimitrios-Zitia in Vlachia (near Kraiova) to the St Pavlos Monastery.
In 1664, the St Pavlos Monastery acquired the monastery Ascension of the Saviour-Todireni (written as Theodoreni in Greek sources) as a methochi, through a gift of Myron Konstantinos, the Commander of the Guards in Chotin, Moldavia (present day Khotyn, Ukraine).
At the end of the 18th century, the Monastery had a small church in Athens, which Benediktos the Athonite, in a letter of 14 March 1784, arbitrarily merged with the church of the Archangels.
At the beginning of the 19th century, the Archimandrite Anthimos bought large expanses of land and created metochia in Chalkidi and in Thasos.
At the end of the 19th century, a reference is made to the metochi ‘Krommidion’ in Kassandra, where in 1897 the Abbot Gerasimos Dragonas had died.
In addition, the Monastery owns other properties in Chalkidiki, such as the tower and church of the Holy Apostles, and the 1852 church in the metochi of The Life-giving Fountain (Ζωοδόχου Πηγής) in Sarti.
Finally, the metochi The Birth of the Virgin Mary in Thrakomakedones, Attica, also belongs to the Monastery.
