Properties for sale in South Aegean, Greece

This exceptional villa in Monolithos offers luxurious accommodation on the cosmopolitan island of Santorini, just 120 meters from the beach. Expanding over two floors, this 150 sqm villa has three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, two living rooms, a kitchen and a playroom. The living area leads to the terrace and gardens developed on the 350 sqm plot, where there is a 32 sqm swimming pool with hydro massage for three people, a fully equipped BBQ with a dining table, and a private parking space. The property is fenced, offering seclusion and privacy to its guests amidst this cosmopolitan spot on the island. It is sold tastefully and opulently furnished in the traditional Cycladic style. All indoor spaces are air-conditioned, with central heating and a solar panel for hot water. Rental potential Santorini is one of the most exclusive and desirable tourist destinations worldwide. It attracts high-class and cosmopolitan travellers from around the globe and commands premium prices, especially for luxurious accommodations, such as this villa, which combines the traditional Cycladic architectural style with modern amenities. Its privileged location right next to the beach of Monolithos offers great rental potential during the whole season. Location Having taken its name from the rock formation on which the chapel of Agios Ioannis is built, this very popular beach has shallow waters, making it ideal for families. Centrally located, it is an ideal base for anyone wishing to explore the island. The area is brimming with cafes and restaurants, bars and taverns. Distances Monolithos Beach: 120 m Kamari: 4.8 km Oia: 18.5 km Imerovigli: 8.7 km Ancient Thira: 7.4 km Old Port: 5.8 km Santorini Airport 2.7 km

Bathing in the sun, this white-washed home in the picturesque location of Analipsi on the beautiful island of Astypalaia is ideal for families or couples wishing to experience life on an Aegean island. Combining traditional architecture with modern amenities, this 75 sqm, ground floor house has a living room with an open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its outstanding feature is its large built-in heated Jacuzzi, where you can relax with your guests while enjoying marvellous views of the surrounding area. The house has undergone complete renovation and its plumbing and electrical installations are brand new. It is fitted with double glazing, tilting frames/blinds and a security door.  The 25 sqm yard has a pergola offering shade in the hot summer months, while the large stone walls will keep the house cool during summer and warm in the winter. Location The house is just a breath away from the popular beaches of the island, such as Blue Harbour, Plakes and Golden Sand, while it is near the local market and many taverns, cafes and bars, just 10 minutes away from the town and close to the Airport. The island of Astypalaia is part of the Dodecanese complex and is famous for its many windmills. Also worth visiting are the remains of the Venetian castle, the castle of St. John and the caves, with rich stalagmite and stalactite formations. Should you travel around the 15th of August you must participate in the celebrations and fair at the Venetian castle's foothill, where all guests are served the local speciality, Lampriano, mutton stuffed with rice and giblets.

This traditional Cycladic house on the island of Sikinos enjoys breathtaking sunrise and sunset views, set against a scenery from a bygone era, untouched by mass tourism. The 80 sqm house, developed on a 125 sqm plot, was originally built in or around 1920 and was fully renovated, with the utmost respect to its traditional character, in 2009. The house unfolds over two floors which can also function independently and comprise the following: Ground level: living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. First level: bedroom with an en suite bathroom. There is a storage/utility room between the two levels. The property offers terraces on multiple levels with breathtaking views of the sea and the nearby islands. There is also a small garden with a lemon tree for guests to relax under the Cycladic sun. Location Situated in the southern part of the Cyclades complex, the island of Sikinos is untouched by mass tourism. No heavy-duty vehicles are allowed on the island, which is connected by ferry to Piraeus (9h), Ios (25 m), and Santorini (2h), as well as the other islands in the Cyclades. The island has three settlements: Chorio, Kastro, and Alopronia, which is the port. Kastro is the centre of the island's life, with shops, an ATM, a medical centre, restaurants, and bars. No vehicles are allowed inside this traditional settlement. Chorio, where the property is located, is adjacent to Kastro, which is only three minutes away on foot, while it is primarily residential and adorned with three postcard churches. These two settlements are collectively known as the island's "Chora", the main town. The four main beaches of the island, Malta Beach, Dialiskari, Ai Giorgis, and Santorinaika are located on its southern side and can be easily reached by car (8-10 min. drive). The south part of the island offers majestic views of Santorini and, weather permitting, of Crete, while its northern side faces Sifnos, Paros, and Naxos. Places to visit and key distances Church of Panagia Pantochara: 850 m Episkopi Monastery (Christian temple erected over a Roman mausoleum, the most famous sight of the island): 4.3 km Holy Monastery of Panagia Chrysopigi/Zoodochos Pigi (overlooking Kastro and erected in 1690, this women's monastery will reward you with the most amazing bird's eye view of the island): 1 km Manalis Winery (several happenings around the year and especially during harvest are organized, while there is a restaurant on site): 2.7 km Ai Giorgis Beach:  6.8 km

Located in a secluded spot in Agios Prokopios, this semi-detached house enjoys views of the Aegean Sea and Paros in the distance, while offering ample accommodation in the traditional Cycladic style. Developed as part of a small complex with international owners, this 94 sqm house built on an 800 sqm plot expands over three floors. The living room occupies the ground floor with a working fireplace, and the kitchen with a dining area. The living room opens onto a balcony with a wonderful 180-degree view of Agios Prokopios and the sea. Two of the bedrooms, one with a small office, one bathroom, and a storage-utility room are located on the lower floor, while the master bedroom and one more bathroom are located on the upper floor. The master bedroom opens up onto a spacious roofed terrace. The house is fitted with central oil heating, while air condition units are installed in all rooms. Windows are wooden, double glazed and fitted with nets, while the property is sold furnished with all modern kitchen and bathroom amenities. The rock formations in the property's backyard have recently been added to the island's list of protected monuments, precluding any future development. Location The house is located just 5 km (10 mins by car) away from the "Chora" (capital) of Naxos and a brief walk away from the beach of Agios Prokopios, one of the most famous sandy beaches on the island, sheltered from the winds and well organized, offering choices to suit any budget. The island of Naxos is the largest in the Cyclades. The nuptial island of the god Dionysus, Naxos is a cosmopolitan destination renowned as a prime spot for kite and windsurfing due to the winds. It's an island with many archaeological sites, one of the most famous being "Portara" (the "Great Door"), which was part of the Temple of Apollo and its view of the sunset is a truly remarkable sight. Naxos is famous for its marble, which was used in ancient Olympia as well as the Acropolis in Athens. It also has a strong agricultural tradition, and visitors must try its famous potatoes and the local cheese, called "Arseniko Naxou". Naxos can be reached easily by ferry from Piraeus, Rafina (the two ports servicing Athens), as well as from the other islands in the Cyclades. It is very close to Paros (roughly 35 mins journey time), Mykonos (35 mins to 1h 45 mins journey time, depending on the ship), and Santorini (1h 20mins to 2h 30 mins depending on the ship) and can thus serve as a base for exploring the Cyclades island complex. It can also be reached by plane from Athens with several flights per day, while the journey takes approximately 35-50 mins. Key distances Agios Prokopios beach: 750 m Lagouna Beach (shallow waters, ideal for families with small children): 1.3 km Airport of Naxos: 2,7 km Naxos town ("Chora") and port: 4.6 km Apollo Temple (the "Great Door"): 5.5 km Mikri Vigla Beach (ideal for kite and windsurfing): 10 km

Naxos, Egares: Detached house for sale 60 sq.m. 2 levels, renovated with terrace and unlimited view. It consists of 2 bedrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 living room and bathroom. Distance from Amitis beach 2.7 km and from Chora 8.4 km The asking price is 110.000€. For avoiding inconvenience, please use the following reference number when contacting us referring to the above property: Listing No = 18143.

Naxos, Egares: Detached house for sale 150 sq.m. 2 levels, ground floor and 1st floor, 2 bedrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 living room and bathroom. It has a veranda, overlooking the plain. Distance from Amitis beach 2.7 km and from Chora 8.4 km. The asking price is 210.000€. For avoiding inconvenience, please use the following reference number when contacting us referring to the above property: Listing No = 18142.

This two-level, 128 sqm traditional Cycladic dwelling in "Chorio", the main settlement on the island of Sikinos, has been fully and meticulously renovated, offering majestic, panoramic views of the Aegean Sea, and the islands of Santorini and Ios. Originally built in the 1850s, with the first floor added in 1927, the house was fully renovated in the 1990s, including the fitting of new wiring, and the owner has documented the process. Its area is 128 sqm and occupies its entire plot. It offers a total of five rooms, with a spacious living room, a functional kitchen, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms, fitted with showers. All frames are pinewood, fitted with shutters and single-glazed. Floors in the living room, dining room/bedroom and office areas are laid with pitch pine. The tiled floors in the kitchen and bathroom are the original tiles from 1927. All other floors are laid in grey schist from Evia. The property includes the ruins of a house on a 76.10 sqm plot, just below the residence. The stone walls are still standing to their original height and in good condition with natural wear and tear on the original plaster.  The roof is intact only on one room. There is a tiny garden outside the kitchen and a mini yard at the entrance. However, it is a well-proportioned house with potential if developed in line with the surrounding architecture and with respect to keeping the original height of the roof. Location Situated in the southern part of the Cyclades complex, the island of Sikinos is untouched by mass tourism. No heavy-duty vehicles are allowed on the island, which is connected by ferry to Piraeus (9h), Ios (25 m), and Santorini (2h), as well as the other islands in the Cyclades. The island has three settlements: Chorio, Kastro, and Alopronia, which is the port. Kastro is the centre of the island’s life, with shops, an ATM, a medical centre, restaurants, and bars. No vehicles are allowed inside this traditional settlement. Chorio, where the property is located, is adjacent to Kastro, which is only three minutes away on foot, while it is primarily residential and adorned with three postcard churches. These two settlements are collectively known as the island’s “Chora”, the main town. The four main beaches of the island, Malta Beach, Dialiskari, Ai Giorgis, and Santorinaika are located on its southern side and can be easily reached by car (8-10 min. drive). The south part of the island offers majestic views of Santorini and, weather permitting, of Crete, while its northern side faces Sifnos, Paros, and Naxos. Places of interest and key distances Church of Panagia Pantochara: 850 m Episkopi Monastery (Christian temple erected over a Roman mausoleum, the most famous sight of the island): 4.3 km Holy Monastery of Panagia Chrysopigi/Zoodochos Pigi (overlooking Kastro and erected in 1690, this women’s monastery will reward you with the most amazing bird’s eye view of the island): 1 km Manalis Winery (several happenings around the year and especially during harvest are organized, while there is a restaurant on site): 2.7 km Ai Giorgis Beach:  6.8 km

A generous family home of 290 sqm, located in the peaceful surroundings of Pastida Village, just a quick drive away from both the beach and Rhodes Town. The property comprises two apartments, one on the ground and one on the first floor, which are independent but can be adjoined should you need a single and larger residence. Built on an elevated plot of approx. 4,000 sqm, this property offers wide-angle views of the surrounding countryside and the sea, as well as ample space for outdoor living. Its layout is as follows: Ground floor apartment Area: 160 sqm Open-plan living/dining room and kitchen, with fireplace Three bedrooms One bathroom and one guest WC Autonomous central heating, fireplace, solar panel for hot water First-floor apartment Area: 130 sqm Open-plan living/dining room and kitchen, with fireplace Two bedrooms One bathroom and one guest WC Autonomous central heating, fireplace, solar panel for hot water Rental potential Located in a prime spot on the cosmopolitan island of Rhodes, the property can be rented as two individual apartments or as a whole and has strong rental potential at a premium price and for an extended season lasting well into October. Location - Distances On the foothills of Mount Filermos and surrounded by olive groves, the village of Pastida is famous for its taverns in its verdurous central square. Located close to the airport as well as to the city of Rhodes, the village is the ideal base for those wishing to explore this cosmopolitan island while living in a serene setting. Kremasti Beach: 7 km Ialysos Beach: 9 km Faliraki Beach: 10 km Rhodes International Airport: 8.5 km Rhodes City Center: 13 km Butterflies Valley: 16 km

These twin cavern houses are prime examples of traditional Cycladic architecture and offer unobstructed views of the Aegean Sea. These two properties are an excellent investment opportunity for everyone looking for a passive rental income in the top holiday destination of Greece. Developed on a 230 sqm plot in the village of Episkopi Gonias, the cavern houses were originally built in the late 19th century and were completely renovated in 2008. Anthea Area: 80 sqm Living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms 2 x 5 m swimming pool, 1 m deep Solar water heating Air conditioning units for temperature control Underground storage room Fully and tastefully furnished, including all kitchen and bathroom equipment and appliances Locks fitted on fences, doors, and windows Helios Area: 60 sqm Living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms 2 x 2.5 m swimming pool, 80 cm deep Solar water heating Air conditioning units for temperature control Wood storage facility on the terrace Fully and tastefully furnished, including all kitchen and bathroom equipment and appliances Locks fitted on fences, doors, and windows Rental potential Both cavern houses are extremely suitable and, indeed, have been made available for short-term rentals. Their prime location and distinctive character as well as the cosmopolitan nature of Santorini means that they can command a premium price for an extended high season. Location - Distances The village Episkopi Gonias is centrally located on the southern end of Santorini and is known for its many wineries. Its central location makes it an ideal base for exploring the island. Kamari Beach: 4 km Ormos Athinios (Port): 6.5 km Santorini Caldera: 2.5 km Oia: 20 km Santorini International Airport: 5 km Fira: 6 km Imerovigli: 8 km

This majestic 175 sqm townhouse in Megisti, the official name of Kastellorizo, emanates the ambiance of a bygone era, while offering all modern life comforts. Originally erected at the end of the 19th century, but meticulously renovated with the utmost respect to the building's traditional character, the 175 sqm townhouse rests on a 80 sqm plot and unfolds over three floors, with many levels on each. The house offers a total of six bedrooms, three bathrooms, one kitchen, a dining room and several sitting areas, some raised from the main floor level. The balconies of the second and third floors of the house enjoy a panoramic view of the sea, extending all the way up to Turkey, and the capital of Kastellorizo, while the small garden is planted with trees and features a BBQ and seating for you to enjoy your meal in their shade. The climate in Kastellorizo is very mild, but the townhouse features a wood stove and air conditioning units for you to adjust the temperature to your desired level, while hot water is provided by a solar panel. Rental potential With a rich, multi-cultural tradition, mild climate, a nice beach and everything within reach, Kastellorizo is a popular tourist destination and a property like this will certainly command a premium price for an extended high season. Location Kastellorizo is the easternmost part of Greece, just 1 nautical mile away from the Turkish town of Kas, and halfway between Rhodes and Annalya. The island is just six kilometres long and three kilometres wide, but its size it conversely proportional to its history and tradition. Kastellorizo was first colonised by Dorian Greeks and has over the centuries been ruled by Greeks, Byzantines, the Knights Hospitaller, the Ottomans, the French, for a brief period in WW1, and the Italians, before being assigned to Greece in 1947. The island can be reached by air or ferry from Piraeus, Rhodes or Kas. It features many, for its size, places of historical or natural interest, such as the Blue Cave, St. John's Castle, the citadel of Paleokastro and the Old Mosque and Folk Museum. There are also many tavernas, restaurants and cafes catering for all tastes and budgets.

This charming family home is located just outside the main village of Antimacheia, Kos. The villa The home was built in 2005 and has a total living area of 300 sqm, equally divided over the ground floor and basement. The main (ground)floor consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a guest toilet, as well as a living room/dining, kitchen, and office space. There is a large balcony with a view that extends all the way to the sea. The basement consists of utility rooms, including a storage room and a playroom. It also possesses an independent studio apartment, available for summer/short-term rental. The property is therefore perfect for permanent living, rental, and leisure purposes. The home furthermore contains underfloor heating, a stone-decorated fireplace, and double-glazed windows. Outdoors It is situated on a spacious plot of 4010 sqm covered with grass and surrounded by trees. The yard furthermore contains eucalyptus, lemon trees, a fig tree, bushes, and flowers. A beautiful exotic garden can be created and it offers the possibility to construct a pool as well. The covered outdoor BBQ area offers a comfortable lounging area during the day as well as lovely Greek summer evenings. Location The village of Antimachia is one of the most well-known traditional settlements of Kos and the Dodecanese Islands. At just 1.5 kilometers from the airport, Antimachia offers a beautiful natural setting. On a small hill above the village lies the 14th century Venetian Castle which offers a magnificent view over the island of Kos. The traditional windmills (that still work) remain the symbol of Antimachia and a tourist destination that can be admired from every part of the village. The village is furthermore known for its picturesque neighborhoods with their traditional houses and enchanting landscape. Antimachia is also famous for its musical and dancing traditions. Mastichari is the port near Antimachia from where ferries serve daily connections to the neighboring island of Kalymnos. The village offers plenty of seaside taverns with great local dishes and tastes, and you can find some of the most beautiful beaches in this region.

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. Resting on a 5,800 sqm plot comprising five terraces planted with olive trees, this charming 137 sqm villa offers an exquisite combination of captivating sea views and privacy amidst an exquisite and truly Greek landscape on the island of Karpathos. The estate includes the main residence, a guesthouse and a garden shed. The main house has a total of eight rooms, two of which are bedrooms, while there is also a living/dining room, a kitchen and a bathroom. The guesthouse has two rooms, one of which is a bedroom. The property is fully furnished and equipped, ready for immediate occupancy. Imagine waking up to the endless expanse of the Aegean Sea unfolding before your eyes. This property boasts an unobstructed and panoramic view of the sparkling waters and as you step outside, you'll discover a series of five terraces, each adorned with olive trees. These terraces create a harmonious blend of nature and serenity, offering the perfect spots for relaxation and contemplation. Location Karpathos is the second-largest island in the Dodecanese complex and one of the islands that have retained their authentic Greek charm. Its main attractions include several pristine beaches, be them sandy or with small pebbles, as well as the settlements of Olympos, Menetes and Aperi, the traditional architecture of which will travel you back to a bygone era. Karpathos can be reached by plane with charter flights from several European countries and scheduled domestic flights from Athens, and by ship, both from Piraeus and Rhodes. Distances Menetes: 2.4 km Pigadia and port: 6.5 km Amoopi Beach: 4.9 km Fokia Beach: 5.2 km Karpathos National Airport: 11 km Aperi: 12.5 km Apella Beach: 20 km Olympos Village: 48 km

A charming stone home designed in the traditional Cycladic style, located on a secluded hillside with panoramic views of Tinos' rolling hills and the Aegean Sea. Set on a spacious plot and featuring a garden, the property offers balconies and tiered terraces, ideal for enjoying the views from sunrise to sunset and beyond. The home is built across two independent floors, each with its own entrance, bedroom, bathroom, and open-plan living/dining area with a kitchen. An internal staircase connects the floors, but can be closed off to create two self-contained apartments, making it ideal for flexible use. With a total living area of 105 sqm, the property is fully furnished and equipped with central oil heating, radiators, and a biological cesspool. The ground floor has been specially treated against humidity, while extensive restoration has been done on the traditional dry stone walls. Parking space is available on the premises. Location Located just 7 km from the capital of Tinos, the Chora, this property provides convenient access to both traditional hillside villages and seaside destinations. A short drive takes you to charming villages like Arnados and Dio Choria, while beautiful beaches such as Agios Fokas, Agios Sostis, Agios Ioannis, and Pachia Ammos are approx. all within a 5 km radius. Key distances Triantaros Village Center: 800 m Dio Choria Village: 2,5 km Arnados Village: 4 km Agios Sostis Beach: 4,5 km Ormos Agiou Ioanni: 5 km Agios Fokas Beach: 5,5 km Tinos Chora: 7 km

This distinctive and spacious holiday villa on the island of Rhodes, near cosmopolitan destination Gennadi, offers all modern comforts and is just a stone's throw away from a wonderful sandy beach. The 140 sqm villa has been developed on a 500 sqm plot and offers three bedrooms, a living/dining room, and a kitchen. Two of the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, and there is also a guest bathroom. All bathrooms are fitted with showers. All bedrooms are air-conditioned and feature double beds. The villa is sold fully equipped and furnished, with many extras. The bedrooms also feature balconies with views of the sea and the surrounding countryside. The living room opens to a pergola and the 20 sqm pool, complete with loungers. There is also a BBQ and dining table for an alfresco dining experience. The front part of the villa's exterior spaces is paved, but there is also a garden with a lawn, young trees, and some flowerbeds. Rental potential Situated in a prime location on the cosmopolitan island of Rhodes, this property has been successfully operating as a holiday home ever since it was built. It offers excellent rental potential at a premium price, with an extended rental season that stretches well into October. Location - Distances Gennadi is a prime tourist spot in south Rhodes, distinguished by its long sand and pebble beach. Its lively streets are lined with bustling open-air tavernas offering meze and moussaka, alongside shops selling beachwear, local honey, and baklava pastries. Beach: 300 m Gennadi: 4.5 km Lindos Resort & Archaeological Site: 26 km Rhodes International Airport: 67 km Rhodes Town (Old Town & Port): 66 km Butterflies Valley: 62 km

Located in the traditional village of Othos, this three-floor home offers direct views of the hills and the sea from its terrace. Renovated in 2014, it has four bedrooms and four bathrooms and is within walking distance of the village center. The property provides 165 sqm of living space and is accessed via a private entrance through a winding alley. The ground floor features three bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms include en suite bathrooms, while the largest bedroom has a separate bathroom. All bathrooms are equipped with a shower head, toilet, and sink. There is also a hallway connecting the rooms. The first floor features a spacious living room and a separate, roomy kitchen. It also includes an additional bedroom, a bathroom with a bathtub, and a multi-purpose room. Connected with an internal staircase, the top floor houses the laundry room, which opens to a large terrace offering sweeping views of the village, surrounding hills, and sea. The land’s natural slope and the terrace’s elevated position provide nice views of the surrounding area. Connection to the local water and sewage network provides functionality. The layout makes it ideal for family living and even accommodating guests. Location Othos is the highest village in Karpathos, located 12 km northwest of the island’s capital, Pigadia. Known for its traditional houses built amphitheatrically on Mount Meloura, it offers sweeping views of the Aegean Sea. The village is famous for its sweet red wine, lively taverns, and the annual three-day festival for Agios Panteleimon. Centrally located on Karpathos, its mountainous setting doesn’t limit beach access. Within a 15-20 minute drive, you can reach beautiful coastal spots like Sikelao Beach to the west and Ahata Cave to the east. Last but not least, ferries leaving from the island’s capital, Pigadia, provide connections to the islands of Crete and Kasos. Key distances Othos Village Centre: Within walking distance Aperi Village: 4 km Piles Village: 4 km Sikelao Beach: 8 km Pigadia (Capital of Karpathos): 12 km Ahata Cave: 12 km

Located in the village of Finiki, with Lambes Beach a 5-minute drive away, this restored stone-built home offers an opportunity to experience authentic Greek village life with modern comforts. Located between the picturesque coastal villages of Methoni and Finikounda to the south, and Pylos and Gialova to the north—home to the renowned Navarino Bay, luxury resorts like The Mandarin Oriental, The W, and Costa Navarino, as well as  signature golf courses—this property provides a serene yet well-connected retreat. Set on an 876 sqm plot, the two-storey villa provides 190 sqm and was renovated in 2025. Traditional stone walls were preserved, while modern upgrades include a new tiled roof, exposed timber ceilings, insulated walls and floors, updated plumbing and electrics, double-glazed windows with shutters and screens, and full air conditioning. The upper level features a bright, open-plan living room and kitchen with wood and tile floors, opening onto a spacious terrace with partial sea views. The lower level includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a master with en-suite, plus a storage room. Natural stone, wood beams, and minimalist finishes create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The garden, bordered by stone walls and fencing, includes flowering plants, palms, a bamboo-covered pergola, and a full outdoor bathroom—ideal after gardening or potential pool use. There is private parking for two cars, with space for more and room to add a pool. Location Just 5 minutes from the beautiful Lambes beach and within easy reach of Finikounda, Methoni, and Pylos, this home blends timeless character with high-quality living—an ideal base for enjoying the beauty and culture of the southern Peloponnese. Methoni (6 km): is a well-preserved traditional town protected by the Greek Archaeological Service. It is famous for its impressive Venetian castle, offering stunning sunset views and easy access to pristine beaches and a charming harbor. The town’s central square and vibrant seaside promenade feature a mix of traditional and modern restaurants serving fresh seafood and Mediterranean delicacies. Methoni is well-equipped with supermarkets, a pharmacy, a dentist, and other medical facilities. Finikounda (approx. 8 km): is a charming coastal village that has evolved into one of the southern Peloponnese’s most beautiful summer resorts. Surrounded by long sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters, it is an ideal spot for swimming and water sports. The village boasts a picturesque harbor filled with traditional fishing boats and recreational vessels. Along the waterfront, visitors can find cafés, traditional tavernas serving fresh seafood and local Messinian cuisine, as well as supermarkets, ATMs, butcher shops, grocery stores, tourist shops, and a pharmacy. Pylos (15 km): is the main town in the area and home to Navarino Bay, one of Europe’s largest natural ports. Built amphitheatrically, Pylos is celebrated as one of the most picturesque towns in the Peloponnese. At its heart, the town features a charming central square shaded by ancient plane trees. This lively gathering spot is lined with excellent restaurants and cafés, attracting both locals and international visitors. The Pylos area is a haven for golf enthusiasts, offering four impressive signature courses. The closest course is just 10 km away, a short 15-minute drive from the property. Gialova (23 km): is one of Greece’s fastest-growing tourist destinations and a focal point for significant investment. It is home to the prestigious Costa Navarino Resort, an exclusive golf destination attracting cosmopolitan travellers. Gialova is a coastal gem renowned for its high-end beachfront dining, with some restaurants housed in beautifully restored stone warehouses. Visitors can also explore a variety of cafés, bars, and boutique shops. Kalamata (65 km): serves as the region’s administrative capital. It features an international airport (KLX, 43 km – 50 minutes by car) and a modern public hospital. The city also boasts a bustling port, a large yachting marina, and direct motorway access to Athens. In recent years, Kalamata has undergone significant urban renewal, transforming its city center into a dynamic hub with diverse shopping, dining, and entertainment options along its main boulevard. The city offers an extensive range of retail choices, from designer boutiques to internationally recognized brands, while its rich cultural and historical heritage adds to its appeal.

This 1900s-old winery, located in the traditional settlement of Fira, was renovated in 2014 and transformed into a truly unique residence. Just a few minutes from the world-famous Caldera view and all that Fira has to offer, restaurants, nightlife, and shopping, the property delivers a cosmopolitan living experience while also serving as a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle. The 238 sqm residence, situated on a 387 sqm plot, includes four spacious bedrooms, four large bathrooms, and a stunning open-plan lounge, dining, and kitchen area, all beautifully renovated. The property also features a self-contained 60 sqm apartment, which generates a substantial income. An impressive double gate at the entrance ensures complete privacy for the main courtyard. Through double doors, you enter the breathtaking main chamber, arranged as an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area. On this level, there are three bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. A staircase leads to a mezzanine level, where you'll find a double bedroom with a large ensuite bathroom. All bathrooms are designed in Cycladic style, featuring built-in showers. Outside, another double gate provides access to the private courtyard of the self-contained 60 sqm apartment, which includes a charming bedroom with a double bed, a large separate bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, laundry area, and a washing machine. From the courtyard, a staircase leads up to the roof terrace and plunge pool, offering ample private relaxation space and stunning views of the island’s east side and the Aegean Sea. There's also additional roof space that can be used as a terrace. The property also holds a valid EOT (Greek National Tourism Organisation) license, making it ideal for both private use and tourist rental. Rental Potential Santorini is one of the most exclusive and desirable tourist destinations worldwide. It attracts high-class and cosmopolitan travellers from around the globe. It commands premium prices, especially for accommodations such as this villa, which combines traditional Cycladic architectural style with modern amenities. Its privileged location, within a stone’s throw from many of the island’s most popular destinations, offers excellent rental potential during the whole season. Key distances Santorini is defined by its labyrinthine streets, whitewashed houses, and blue-domed churches. Located in the heart of Fira’s old town, the villa offers seclusion while being within walking distance from the capital's vibrant restaurants and lively atmosphere. Fira - Caldera view: Walking distance Imerovigli: 2 km Santorini Airport: 7,5 km Port of Santorini: 11 km

Perched on a peaceful 3,833 sqm estate in the heart of Andros, this beautifully appointed 179 sqm villa offers the perfect blend of privacy, modern comfort, and authentic Cycladic charm. Designed across two independent levels, each with its own entrance, this versatile property welcomes you either as a spacious family residence, a guest retreat, or a promising rental investment. Originally built in 1983, the villa was completely renovated in two phases: the ground floor was completed in 2000, while the first floor was completed in 2008. The ground floor spans 90 sqm and features a sunlit living and dining area flowing seamlessly into a practical kitchen, three comfortable bedrooms, and a well-appointed bathroom. Practical additions include a boiler room and convenient storage space beneath the staircase. Ascend to the 89 sqm upper level where two serene bedrooms, a bathroom, and an inviting open-plan kitchen and living area await. Thoughtful details enhance everyday living, including tasteful furnishings, double-glazed aluminium frames fitted with shutters, central heating, and carbon dioxide detectors for safety. Outside, the expansive grounds offer sweeping valley views with glimpses of the sea. Practical features include a closed parking space and separate cellar storage at road level, security cameras for peace of mind, twin cesspools, and a private water well ensuring self-sufficiency. This villa combines rustic island charm with modern conveniences, ready to welcome its new owners to the unhurried Andros lifestyle of pristine beaches and scenic hiking trails. Rental potential Andros attracts cosmopolitan visitors and hosts many international festivals during the summer. The villa's sense of tranquility, closeness to many beaches, and versatility render it ideal for short-term rentals at a premium price. Reputable management companies can assist with the formalities, booking management, and property maintenance. Location - Distances Andros is the northernmost island of the Cyclades, one to two hours away from the Port of Rafina in Attica, depending on the ferry type. It is also the second-largest island of the Cycladic complex. Unlike many other islands in the Cyclades, Andros presents a verdurous landscape and is famous for having more than 240 km of signposted hiking trails, many of which, such as the 100 km Andros Route, have been certified as Leading Quality Trails. In fact, there are no industrial facilities on the island, while most of it is part of the Natura 2000 network. Also of interest is the Late Neolithic Settlement of Strofilas, which dates back to 4500-3300 BC, Zagora, a city dating back to the Late Geometric period, approachable on foot using a signposted trail. Palaiopolis is a scenic village and home to possibly the only waterfalls in the Cyclades. Finally, the Chora of Andros is home to the renowned Museum of Contemporary Art Andros by the Goulandris Foundation. Stivari Beach: 4.5 km Batsi Beach: 5 km Katakoilos Village: 2 km Palaiopolis: 9 km Gavrio (Port): 11 km Andros (Chora): 29 km

This traditional townhouse in Madraki is ideal for those wishing to experience the authentic Dodecanesian lifestyle on an island unmarred by mass tourism. Originally built in the early 20th century, the townhouse underwent a complete restoration in 2017 by its current owner, a German-born visual artist. It unfolds over two floors, which can function independently, as both offer a living/dining area, a kitchen, one bedroom and one bathroom. The floors communicate via an internal staircase. The building has retained much of its original character, but has been upgraded to offer many modern amenities, such as double-glazed frames, with shutters and some featuring fly-nets. Air-conditioning units in the bedrooms and a wood burner in the living room will help regulate temperature, but the thick stone walls mean that the house is warm in the very mild winter and cool during the summer months. The welcoming entrance opens to a bright living and dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, a cosy bedroom, and a sleek bathroom—all with polished concrete floors. Designed as a self-contained apartment with a private entrance, it’s perfect for guests or rental income. The living space, the heart of the home, blends rustic charm with original features like a wood-stove fireplace, an antique oven, exposed stone walls, and wooden beams, while a window frames views of the garden alley. The kitchen showcases bespoke Moroccan Moshrabi woodwork and a durable concrete countertop, paired with modern appliances for effortless living. Nearby, the bathroom balances minimalist style and function with a concrete sink and a streamlined shower. The bedroom offers comfort with a traditional raised Moni platform for sleeping, built-in storage, and an air conditioner, all while capturing a glimpse of the sea. A separate grand entrance leads to a spacious hallway, currently used as an exhibition space but adaptable as a gallery or transitional area. With its generous proportions and connection to the upper floor, it adds both elegance and versatility to this inviting home. The first floor, once the home’s piano nobile, strikes a balance between grandeur and functionality—its warm wooden floors and sunlit spaces are framed by breathtaking views of the village and the sea. A charming landing features a built-in kitchenette (complete with an electric cooktop, fridge, and sink), discreetly enabling this level to function as a separate flat. A skylight bathes the area in light and hints at potential rooftop access. The spacious studio, currently an artist’s workspace, triples as a third bedroom with its convertible sofa bed, illuminated by three generous windows. The tranquil main bedroom centres around a traditional Moni platform, offering elevated sea views and hidden storage beneath, complemented by a Moshrabi wardrobe and air conditioning. Nearby, the main bathroom blends modern simplicity with rare indulgence—a concrete sink, skylit bathtub, and heated floors create a serene retreat. The outdoor area of the townhouse features a veranda with built-in concrete seating under a pergola. The outdoor kitchen is ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. There is also an adjoining plot now adorned with  vintage tiles and lush planting that can be included in the sale if desired. Nestled on the cobbled, pedestrian-only streets in Mandraki, the property emanates a unique sense of serenity, as there are no cars or motorbikes passing by. Having said this, the property is just a short walk from the beach and the port (with ferry connections to Kos and Rhodes), as well as from the shops and restaurants. Rental potential Nisyros has gained popularity in recent years as a destination for those who want to venture off the beaten path and taste the 'authentic' Greek experience on an island which has retained much of its traditional character. The versatility of this townhouse, which offers two floors that can function independently, means that it can be utilised for a 'mixed' use, where one of the floors can be rented out. At the same time, the owner stays on the other floor, or both floors can be rented to different parties, while the whole house can accommodate a larger party. Location - Distances Located between Kos and Tilos, the island of Nisyros is famous for its volcano. It is a relatively small, circular island with a diameter of approximately 8 km. The volcano is situated in the middle of the island, and its caldera is ±4 km wide. The island is connected by ferry to Rhodes, Piraeus and Kos. Especially during the summer months, there are several scheduled daily connections to Kardamena port on Kos. The Stefanos crater of the volcano is the most popular sight on the island, but there are also many churches to visit, as well as a nice archaeological museum. Nisyros is perhaps one of the last destinations in Greece that can be enjoyed mostly on foot. Chochlaki Beach: 150 m Mandraki Beach: 700 m Mandraki Port (Ferry connections): 1 km Stefanos Crater: 9.5 km Emporeios: 10 km Pachia Ammos Beach: 11 km

What if every evening ended with a sea-view sunset across the Aegean? In the tranquil setting of Fanes, northern Rhodes, these villas redefine island living. A limited collection of nine villas with sea and sunset views, less than 2 km from the beach, 20 minutes to the airport, and a quick drive to Rhodes Town. Set on a hillside plot, on the edge of Fanes Village, each villa is positioned to make the most of the natural light, views, and privacy on the west coast of Rhodes. The plot is flanked by patches of greenery, further enhancing the sense of tranquillity. The project comprises four two-storey villas, each with an approximate area of 115 sqm. Each villa features three bedrooms: two en-suite bedrooms on the first floor, which open onto a balcony to enjoy views from a vantage point, and one bedroom plus a guest WC on the ground floor. Additionally, there are five single-storey villas, each approximately 78 sqm in size, featuring two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a separate WC. All villas feature spacious living and dining areas with an open-plan kitchen. The project’s westward orientation allows residents to enjoy the golden hours through to the evenings by their private pools and pergola-covered sitting areas. The design emphasises outdoor living paired with modern, functional interiors. All villas include a storage room and dedicated parking spaces. The development and plot were carefully selected to meet the key criteria for a home in Greece, offering views, comfort, privacy, and easy access to seaside attractions, Rhodes Town, and the airport. Rental potential Located near the peaceful village of Fanes in west Rhodes, these villas offer excellent rental potential thanks to their proximity to a long sand-and-shingle beach that remains untouched by mass tourism. This serene coastal setting appeals to guests seeking authenticity and tranquillity, ensuring steady demand for quality short-term stays throughout the extended high season of this cosmopolitan island. Location and Distances A two-minute drive away lies the picturesque village of Fanes, where rustic tavernas and cosy cafés are tucked into the village lanes. Known for its quiet charm, narrow streets, and vibrant murals, it stands out as a colourful and creative community. The sand-and-shingle Fanes Beach offers a sense of privacy for those who prefer to avoid the more crowded beaches on the east coast. Ideal for watersports enthusiasts, this side of the island is especially popular with kitesurfers and windsurfers. The city of Rhodes, with its vibrant nightlife and the captivating Medieval Old Town, ideal for daytime exploration or atmospheric evening walks, lies 25 kilometres away. The airport is just a 20-minute drive. Fanes Beach: 2 km Soroni Beach: 3.5 km Kalavarda Village: 3.5 km Kamiros Beach: 6.5 km Rhodes International Airport "Diagoras": 13 km Rhodes Town Centre: 25 km Medieval Town of Rhodes: 27 km