Properties for sale in North Aegean

This spacious villa of 260 sqm is located on the beautiful island of Lesvos directly at the beachfront and enjoys fantastic sea views. The property is divided into the main house and two guest apartments over three floors. The villa The main residence has four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two open kitchens, two living rooms with two balconies, a bar and a sun terrace with a barbecue area. The large guest apartment has two beds, a bathroom and a kitchen. The small guest apartment has one bed and one bathroom. This villa is ideal to accommodate large families and friends. It has a truly unique location, directly on the beach! A staircase connects the villa to the beach with the crystal clear waters and provides direct access to it. Location Plomari is a traditional town in the south of the island of Lesvos. It is built amphitheatrically and is the second largest town after Mytilini, with amazing architecture and beautiful buildings. There are many beautiful beaches nearby, the famous ouzo distilleries and annual festivals. It is 42 km away from Mytilini.

On the island of Santorini, the most picturesque of all Greek islands, the Sugar Cube House is settled in a corner plot of 116 sqm, providing a living area of 74 sqm. This residential villa is hallmarked by its authentic style and minimal design. The house has a large living room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a courtyard with a Jacuzzi and sunbeds to enjoy the sun. The roof terrace of 60 sqm. provides a beautiful unobstructed view of the Aegean Sea, the hill of Gabrilou, where eight of the traditional windmills of the 19th century are still proudly standing, and the local medieval castle of Kastelli. The house is fully furnished and equipped, with electrical devices and a 24BTU A/C included. Key features The original stone building is dating from 1900, settled in the heart of the traditional town of Emporeio, with strong characteristics of Aegean architecture. It has been renovated with absolute respect to the traditional architecture, using the same materials as it was first constructed (walls of stone, wooden windows and doors). During the last renovation in 2018, two new bathrooms and a storage were added to the main house, such as a Jacuzzi in the courtyard. An underground water tank has also remained. The property has a remaining building capacity of 42 sqm, giving you the possibility to extend the existing building. Designed with the distinctive Santorini architecture and style with the renowned whitewashed walls, blue and white dome roofs and minimal aesthetics, the property is turn-key and ready to be enjoyed and offers an attractive buy-to-let investment in one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world! Location Emporeio, a highly sought-after area of Santorini, is located south of the island, providing the owners with a chance to find themselves in either absolute tranquillity or the cosmopolitan village of Fira. The house is no more than 5 minutes away from the wonderful endless beach of Perivolos, although all the beaches of Santorini are easily accessible. In close proximity, there are supermarkets, restaurants, a pharmacy and a bus stop.

PROPERTY UNDER OFFER: This property is reserved by another party. If you are interested in similar properties, get in touch with us and our dedicated team will be delighted to assist you in your search and help you discover your dream home in Greece. This grand 462 sqm Townhouse in Pythagorion offers breathtaking views of the birthplace of mathematician Pythagoras and the Aegean Sea. A unique investment opportunity in the most popular village of Samos, ideal for those seeking a serene personal retreat, a profitable hospitality business, or combining both. Meticulously preserved and developed on a 199.5 sqm plot, the townhouse spans four floors: Ground floor: 119 sqm First floor: 119 sqm Second floor: 119 sqm Penthouse: 105 sqm with a 15 sqm veranda Front courtyard: 25 sqm Rear courtyard: 45 sqm The ground, first, and second floors of the Townhouse have been converted into a charming B&B unit, while the penthouse serves as an apartment. The B&B unit features 11 rooms with A/C units, en-suite bathrooms, a safe & refrigerator, and an individual balcony for each room. The reception area is on the first floor, while the kitchen, dining, and common areas are on the ground floor, close to the laundry room, WC and storage facility. The penthouse serves as a private apartment and comprises a living room and kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a spacious terrace with panoramic views. Originally built in 1991, the Townhouse was renovated in 2022, when extensive works were carried out on its facade, while the courtyards were landscaped and custom-designed fixtures & interior lighting were installed. The materials used for the renovation were of the highest quality. This property offers a unique advantage: the penthouse can be used for personal use, while the B&B unit provides an optimal opportunity for rental income. With numerous possibilities at your fingertips, this property presents a range of practical applications to maximize its potential. It presents a unique investment opportunity in the most popular village of Samos Island. The property combines comfortable living with the potential for substantial rental income. Whether you seek a serene personal retreat, a profitable hospitality business, or combining both, this Pythagorion townhouse is an exceptional choice. Key Features Recent Renovation: Completed in 2022 with high-quality building and finish materials, including complete facade restoration, landscaped courtyards, and custom-designed furniture, fixtures and lighting. Fully Equipped B&B: Reception on the first floor, common kitchen dining & living areas on the ground floor, and laundry facilities. Front & rear landscaped yards planted with local trees, flowers and herbs. Penthouse Apartment: Ideal for personal use or rental, with panoramic views from the living spaces and outdoor terrace. Revenue Potential: The B&B unit offers significant rental income opportunities throughout the year. Prime Location: Pythagorion, named after the famous mathematician Pythagoras, features the oldest man-made port in the Mediterranean and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Key attractions include the Tunnel of Eupalinos, the Archaeological Museum of Pythagorion, Ancient port, and the Roman Theatre ruins. In the summer months, the port is a vibrant hub with sailing boats and superyachts, reflecting the island's sailing culture and hosting the renowned Aegean Regatta Location Pythagorion is the birthplace of Pythagoras, the first man to call himself a philosopher, who is credited with the mathematical discovery of the Pythagorean Theorem. The port of the town is considered to be the oldest man-made port on the Mediterranean Sea, while the ancient ruins in the town, together with those in nearby Heraion, are included in UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. Noteworthy places to visit in or around Pythagorion include the Tunnel of Eupalinos, the Heraion, the Archaeological Museum of Pythagorion, the Ancient Harbour of Samos, and the renovated Roman Theatre, where cultural events and performances are being held. Panagia Spiliani Monastery and the Tower of Lykourgos Logothetis are also worth your time and effort. During the summer months superyachts & sailing boats docked at the port are a testament to the sailing culture of the island which also hosts the famous Aegean Regatta. Restaurants, bars & cafes are found all along Pythagorion port offering local specialties as well as cuisine from around the world. Wine culture goes back centuries in Samos and a large number of vineyards are open for the public to experience. Cultural events are on the rise in Samos through a series of private initiatives in tow. The Art Space Pythagorion is a new modern art museum housed in a converted hotel building on the port. Vibrant exhibitions, immersive workshops, and engaging community events, as well as the Samos Young Artists Festival have invigorated the town with a dynamic energy, attracting artists, art enthusiasts, and curious visitors alike. Distances Remataki Beach: 250 m Pythagorion Beach: 950 m Pythagorion Port: 200 m Pythagorion Marina: 1.5 km Samos Airport: 3.5 km Samos town: 13.5 km Kokkari: 20 km Karlovasi: 40 km

This lovely village house in Eleonas is located in a verdant area and just 450 m away from the beach. The 170 sqm house is erected on a 765 sqm plot on the outskirts of village Eleonas which took its name from the fact that it has the largest olive tree forest in the vicinity. The village house unfolds over two floors: the ground floor, occupying an area of 95 sqm comprises the living/dining room with a fireplace, kitchen, WC and a guest room with en-suite bathroom. A wide interior wooden staircase takes us to the first floor, where there are three bedrooms and one bathroom. There is also a 10 sqm semi-basement storage facility/boiler room, as well as a basement storage facility. Do note that the building factor has not been exhausted and the house can be expanded (the issue of a building permit will, in such a case, be mandatory). The house is sold tastefully furnished with fully fitted kitchen and bathrooms. Provisions have been made to install air conditioning units, but due to the local microclimate the house is cool even in the hot summer months. Windows are aluminium, double-glazed and fitted with nets. The gardens of the villa include 10 olive trees as well as lush vegetation, while offering parking space for two vehicles. The mountain view from the garden and the balconies is truly breathtaking. Location - Distances Eleonas is a seaside village on the northern coast of Peloponnese. Its beach (also known as Trypies Beach) is a sandy beach stretching for miles, while the village offers a nice selection of restaurants, tavernas as well as cafes and bars. It is less than 5 km away from Diakopto, where one can catch the rack railway to Kalavryta, a picturesque village and very popular ski resort in the winter. Visitors must explore the many mountainous villages scattered around which are picturesque while offering traditional restaurants serving some of the tastiest dishes you'll ever have. Diakopto also offers a suburban rail connection to Athens (including El. Venizelos, the international airport of Athens), Corinth and Patras, making the village house the ideal base for exploring the northern coastline of the Peloponnese and for short visits to Athens. Eleonas Beach (Trypies): 450 m Diakopto: 5 km Aigio: 12 km Kalavryta: 40 km (the rack railway track is 22km and the train takes about one hour to reach Kalavryta) Corinth: 86 km Patras: 50 km Athens (city centre): 165 km

This unique villa in Ormos Marathokampou was designed by a famous Greek architect and offers elegant luxury and all modern amenities by the sea! Developed on a 1500 sqm plot, the 325 sqm villa unfolds over two floors and a basement. The main ground floor comprises a very spacious open-plan space housing the kitchen and the living/dining room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors run across all of this space and open up to the terrace, which has very nice sea views. There is also a guest WC on this floor. A flight of stairs takes one to the first floor of the villa, which houses the master bedroom, with an en-suite bathroom, as well as two more bedrooms and a second bathroom. This floor opens to the veranda, while there is also an independent guesthouse, complete with its own bathroom, with access to the very large veranda, which also offers wide sea views. All frames are double-glazed and fitted with shutters and fly nets. The villa's basement houses a garage with space for two cars, a boiler room, and a storage facility. More parking is available inside the plot and in front of the property. The villa's landscaped garden is planted with an assortment of local flora, while the terrace is clad in locally sourced stones. The villa has been designed by renowned Greek architect Nikos Ktenas. Rental potential Samos is a popular tourist destination, attracting both domestic and foreign visitors, especially during the summer months. Its airport offers connections to many major European cities. Location - Distances Samos is an island in the eastern Aegean Sea and is separated from Turkey by the narrow Mycale Strait. It was the birthplace of, among others, Aesop, Pythagoras, and Aristarchus in ancient times, when it was one of the most important city-states. Samos has a rich history, from classical antiquity all the way to the present era, and there are numerous sites of archaeological and historical interest, such as the Heraion Sanctuary, the Tunnel of Eupalius, the Roman Baths and more. It is also renowned for the Samian Muscat Wine, which has been a favourite for sweet wine aficionados since antiquity. Beach: