Properties for sale in Greece

A single-storey new-build home on a 335 sqm fenced plot in Asomatos, a small village in southern Rethymno between the Kourtaliotiko gorge and the Libyan Sea Coast.The 67 sqm interior is laid out on one level: an open-plan living room with kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom with shower. The kitchen includes hot plates, an oven, a fridge, an extractor hood, a dishwasher and a water filter. Double-glazed windows with shutters and mosquito nets throughout. Air conditioning provides heating and cooling, and a solar water heater provides hot water. The Energy Class is A. The villa is sold unfurnished, but furnishing is available upon request for 10,000 Euros, excluding personal effects, letting the buyers decide whether they want the villa ready to use or furnished to their own taste.The fenced plot is arranged on garden levels, a private pool, with an outdoor kitchen and an outdoor shower close by. There is also a garden alongside the house, with additional outdoor space behind the property. There is potential to create a rooftop terrace.From the pool, the view runs across the valley and the surrounding mountains to the Libyan Sea.A private open-air parking space completes the plot. With no immediate neighbours, the house enjoys an exceptional sense of privacy.With 2 bedrooms, a private pool and the south-coast beaches a short drive away, the villa suits a couple or small family looking for an easy, low-maintenance holiday home in Crete. Everything is on one level, the outdoor spaces carry most of daily life from spring to autumn, and the house takes little effort to open up and close down between visits.Rental potentialThe Plakias area has a long holiday season, drawing walkers and gorge hikers in spring and autumn and beach visitors through the summer. Compact villas with a private pool suit short-stay rentals well, and many reputable management companies can handle the formalities and day-to-day operation of the villa as a rental.Location - distancesAsomatos is a traditional village in the municipality of Agios Vasileios with a small permanent Greek community, a couple of kafenia, a pottery workshop and a seasonal taverna. It sits at the southern end of the Kourtaliotiko gorge, on the road from Rethymno to the south coast, which keeps the village quiet and residential while the beaches around Plakias, Damnoni and Preveli remain close. Everyday shopping is in Plakias, with the full range of services in Rethymno on the north coast. A car is needed for daily life here.Asomatos: 500 mKourtaliotiko Gorge: 2.5 kmPlakias (Village and Beach): 7 kmDamnoni Beach: 6 kmPreveli Beach: 6.5 kmRethymno: 26.5 kmChania (City Centre): 81 kmChania International Airport: 89.5 kmHeraklion International Airport: 107 km

Ano Volos marks the start of the climb into Pelion, and this stone-built maisonette sits in Agios Georgios, one of its older quarters, along the road leading up to Portaria. Built in 2004, it offers 114 sqm of living space with a view, on a 130 sqm plot.The house is arranged over 3 levels, connected by an internal staircase, and offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The spacious living room features a fireplace. Two kitchens make it easy to give family or guests their own level. A veranda and a garden extend the living space outdoors, and the west-facing orientation brings in the afternoon and evening sun. The house includes a storage room and private parking, and it is sold partially furnished.Heating is well covered for a hillside location: oil-fired central heating with radiators, the fireplace for colder evenings and new air conditioning units for the summer months. A solar water heater supplies hot water, and the entrance has a security door.This house is set up for living in Greece year-round. Volos is a university city with a general hospital and a permanent population, so daily life continues through the winter, while the Pelion villages are a short drive up: city services and mountain air for a buyer planning long stays or a full move.Rental potentialVolos and Pelion draw visitors for most of the year: the gulf and its beaches in summer, the mountain villages and ski slopes in winter. A stone house with a view, 3 bedrooms and a position between the city and the mountain has potential as a short-stay rental between personal stays.Location - distancesAno Volos is the historic upper part of the city, a spread of older quarters such as Agios Georgios, Anakasia and Agios Onoufrios where Pelion-style stone houses and narrow lanes sit alongside newer homes. The Theophilos Museum in the Kontos mansion at Anakasia is nearby, and the traditional villages of Portaria and Makrinitsa lie just up the mountain road.Volos city centre and Argonafton waterfront: 6.5 kmAnavros beach: 6 kmPortaria: 5.5 kmMakrinitsa: 8 kmVolos Airport (Nea Anchialos): 42.5 kmThessaloniki Airport: 240 km

On a gentle hillside among olive trees in Kanali, four new villas overlook the Ionian Sea toward the islands on the horizon. Each has three bedrooms, a private pool and its own plot, 15 km north of Preveza.Kanali Horizon Villas is a small development of four villas on individual plots ranging from 298 to 422 sqm, accessed via a private road. The architecture pairs clean, modern lines with soft arches and sandy, earthy tones, so the houses sit quietly in the landscape. Large openings bring in natural light and lead straight out to the terraces and pool.The project offers two villa types: The first is a single-storey 124 sqm residence that combines comfortable living spaces with a private outdoor area, including a swimming pool and pergola. It features an open-plan living room and kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en suite) and a storage room.The remaining three villas each offer 145 sqm of living space over two levels, with two bedrooms on the ground floor and the third on the first floor. Two bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, and a guest bathroom is also available. In addition to private pools and pergolas, these residences feature a first-floor terrace, offering extra space to relax and enjoy sea views.Every villa has a private pool, a pergola for shaded meals and a dedicated parking space. The three two-storey villas sit on the upper part of the plot, giving their terraces open sea views. The planting plan includes citrus trees, lavender, and bougainvillaea around the pool areas.The DeveloperKanali Horizon Villas is the work of a local architect who has designed and developed luxury holiday villas, restaurants and rental accommodations throughout the Preveza region. Her approach pairs contemporary architecture with modern building methods, with close attention to the surrounding landscape.That local knowledge shapes this project, where clean lines, graceful arches, and natural tones come together in homes that are as comfortable and practical as they are beautiful.Rental potentialKanali Horizon Villas suit buyers who want more than a holiday home. Kanali is growing in popularity as a coastal destination, drawing visitors with its beaches, relaxed pace and easy access to Preveza and Lefkada, which opens up the possibility of short-term rental income.Aktion International Airport is close by, and the rest of the Ionian region is easy to reach, a real advantage for international guests.Owners can enjoy the villa as their own retreat and rent it out when they are away. With its coastal setting and contemporary design, this home is built to be enjoyed for years to come, with the added potential of a sound investment.Location - distancesLife in Kanali follows the rhythm of the sea: long beach days, fresh local food and memorable sunsets. In summer, the waterfront fills with beach bars, cafés and tavernas, while the village inland keeps its quiet, traditional character. Swim in the clear Ionian, linger over seafood at a local taverna or explore the countryside at your own pace. Lively in summer and peaceful the rest of the year, Kanali quickly feels like home.This coastal area of the Preveza region is known for its long sandy beaches, such as Monolithi, and its relaxed atmosphere. Kanali is growing in popularity yet has kept its Greek charm, with seaside restaurants, cafés and local shops close at hand. Preveza, 15 km away, adds a picturesque old town, a seafront promenade and traditional tavernas, making the area as suited to year-round living as it is to holidays.Kanali is well connected to the rest of Greece and to much of Europe. Aktion International Airport is a short drive away, with seasonal direct flights to several European cities, and the lively town of Preveza is close by. The island of Lefkada connects to the mainland by road, so you can explore its beaches and villages without taking a ferry.Kanali beach: 1 kmMonolithi beach: 4.5 kmNicopolis archaeological site: 8.5 kmPreveza town and General Hospital: 15 kmAktion International Airport: 20 kmLefkada: 41 kmParga: 49.5 kmIgoumenitsa port: 72 km

Platania is a small harbour village on the Aegean coast of South Pelion, and this guesthouse stands just 280 metres from its sandy beach. Built in 1992 and partly renovated in 2024, it brings three self-contained units together under one traditional roof.The building follows the local style, with whitewashed walls, wooden shutters and a long timber balcony across the upper floor. Its 124 sqm are arranged as three independent units, each with its own bathroom and kitchenette. The ground floor includes two studios renovated in 2024. Both feature a separate kitchenette and a shower-equipped bathroom. The first floor holds a one-bedroom apartment with a separate living room, fitted with a fireplace for cooler evenings, and a kitchen, while the bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom. Both the living room and bedroom open onto a balcony.The plot of around 140 sqm is compact but well used. A paved courtyard, shaded by mature trees and framed by flowering plants, has room for an outdoor dining table, while the upper balcony looks out over the green slopes of Pelion.The layout is what sets this property apart. Three separate units mean three separate bookings, or a mix of personal use and letting: an owner can keep the upstairs apartment for their own stays and let the two studios through the season. The guesthouse has been let to holidaymakers before, and the short walk to the beach suits the couples and small families who come to Platania for its quiet waterfront.Location - distancesPlatania lies at the southern end of the Pelion peninsula, where the mountain meets the Aegean Sea. It is a small harbour village with a sandy beach, waterfront tavernas and cafés, and a coastal path to the neighbouring beach of Mikro. In summer, private boats offer day trips to Skiathos. The village is lively from spring to early autumn and quieter in winter. For everyday shopping and services, Argalasti is the area's main village, and Volos, a lively port city, is the regional centre. A car is essential for getting around. Inland, Pelion's mountain villages, with their stone mansions, plane-tree squares and cobbled mule paths, make good day trips away from the coast.Platania Beach: 280 mMikro Beach: 1.4 km (on foot along a path)Volos: 60 km

Set on the hillside behind the Glarokavos lagoon, this semi-detached maisonette overlooks the Kassandra coast from a small, quiet, gated residential complex of 18 houses. The lagoon, known locally as the Blue Lagoon, is 560 metres away.Built between 2006 and 2010 and renovated in 2025-2026, the house offers 153 sqm of net living space over 3 levels, not counting the balconies. The ground floor features an open living room and kitchen, plus a guest WC. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. The lower level adds a large space with its own bathroom, currently used as an extra bedroom, a laundry with a washing machine, and a separate space that could become a second kitchen, a guest suite or a study.The carpenter-made kitchen is fully equipped, including a dishwasher, and the house is sold fully furnished, with generous built-in wardrobes. New multi-split air conditioning serves 3 rooms, an energy-efficient fireplace warms the living area, and the house is already pre-installed for central heating, with radiator and thermostat connections in place. A new dual-energy solar water heater provides hot water, and a 2-tonne water tank with a pressure pump keeps the supply steady. There is also a small storage room at the house's back.The house has gardens at both the front and back. A tiled wooden pergola runs around the house, providing shade on every side, and a built-in barbecue makes evenings outside easy. Outdoor lighting makes the garden usable well after sunset. Two private parking spaces sit directly in front of the house, with visitor parking at the entrance to the complex.Residents share an adult pool and a separate children's pool within the complex.Rental potentialKassandra is one of the busiest holiday areas in northern Greece, with a long season from late spring into early autumn and strong demand from families and groups. A furnished, recently renovated house with 4 bedrooms, a garden and pool access suits that market, and rental management services operate across the peninsula if you would prefer someone else to handle bookings and changeovers.Location - distancesGlarokavos lies on the southern tip of the Kassandra peninsula, between Pefkochori and Paliouri. A narrow channel links the lagoon to the sea and shelters a small harbour used by local fishing and private boats. Beside it, a long sandy beach backed by pines has beach bars and, in summer, a fish taverna. Pefkochori, a few minutes by car, has a seafront promenade with tavernas, cafés and shops, and Hanioti and Paliouri are close by. Kassandreia has larger services, including the area's main health centre. Thessaloniki is about an hour and a half away, making the house practical for long weekends and summer holidays.Glarokavos Beach: 1.5 kmLagoon Beach: 1.8 kmPefkochori: 4.5 kmPaliouri: 6 kmKassandreia: 27 kmMoudania: 50.5 kmThessaloniki International Airport: 102 kmThessaloniki, Aristotelous Square: 114 km

On a quiet street in the village of Agouseliana, this 130 sqm house, built in 1999 and renovated around 5 years ago, features a private courtyard, a plunge pool, and a window seat overlooking the Koxare valley towards Mount Psiloritis, and is offered furnished and in excellent condition.A covered entrance with six steps leads up from the street to the front door. The ground floor is open plan, with the kitchen flowing into a living and dining area warmed by an energy-efficient fireplace that also channels heat to the upper floor. Natural materials and marble floors run throughout the house.This level also includes the first bedroom, a semi-basement stone room that draws light and air from a small sunken courtyard, from which an iron staircase climbs to the pool. A WC with shower and a storage room housing the oil boiler complete the ground floor.A marble-clad, glass-enclosed staircase rises to the first floor. Here, a second utility kitchen with a washing machine and storage opens into a bright atrium, where a built-in counter in front of the windows creates a natural place to work or linger over coffee with a view of the valley. A spacious bathroom with a bathtub and natural light, plus 2 further bedrooms, complete this floor; one looks out over the valley, the other over the courtyard and pool.Heating is oil-fired central heating with radiators, supported by the fireplace, and every level has air conditioning. Hot water comes from the boiler and a solar water heater, and the energy class is B+.The 80 sqm plot is given over to a private courtyard that is not overlooked. Half is covered, providing a shaded spot for summer meals, and the other half is open to the sun, with a 10 sqm reinforced concrete plunge pool.Rental potentialTucked within the scenic foothills of the Rethymno region, Agouseliana offers a serene, authentic base for holiday rentals that showcase traditional Cretan mountain living. Just inland from the dramatic Kourtaliotiko Gorge and a short drive from South Crete's celebrated beaches, including Plakias, Damnoni, and Preveli, short-term rentals here, from restored stone village homes to private hillside villas, appeal to travellers seeking tranquillity, dramatic natural landscapes, and local hospitality. Positioned between the north coast’s urban hub of Rethymno and the sun-drenched Libyan Sea, Agouseliana offers an ideal year-round retreat for hikers, families, and island explorers seeking the unhurried rhythm of authentic Crete.LocationAgouseliana is a traditional village, set at about 350 m in the hills of the Agios Vasileios municipality. The E4 walking route passes through on its way to Spili via the Kourtaliotiko Gorge, and the beaches of Plakias, Damnoni and Preveli lie on the coast below. Village life continues year-round, with a taverna and a mini-market for everyday needs.Agouseliana: Inside the settlementKourtaliotiko Gorge Waterfall: 9 kmPlakias: 11.5 kmPreveli Beach: 16.5 kmDamnoni Beach: 16 kmRethymno: 22 kmChania: 76.5 kmChania International Airport: 84.5 kmHeraklion: 102 kmHeraklion International Airport: 110 km

Ioulida, the Chora of Kea, or "Tzia" as locals call it, climbs a hillside in tiers of white houses and tiled roofs, and this house looks out over it all to the sea beyond. Set within the village's residential zone on a 250 sqm plot, it offers 121 sqm over 3 levels, renovated in 2023 and sold furnished.Built in 2004 in the Cycladic style, the house was fully renovated in 2023 with updated systems and living spaces. Internal staircases connect the 3 levels, which hold a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a separate WC. The layout also includes a storage room, and the entrance has a security door.Each level takes in a different part of the view: across the rooftops of Chora, out to the Aegean, and on clear days along a horizon that runs from the coast of Attica and Evia to Andros. The rooms are bright and well proportioned, suited to both quiet days and hosting friends.Comfort is year-round. Heating comes from an autonomous fan coil system, supported by the fireplace, with air conditioning for summer.A veranda and a garden extend the living space outdoors, oriented to the north-west for the evening light over the village and the sea. The 250 sqm plot offers room to sit out, eat outside, and enjoy the view during the warmer months.Kea is the closest Cycladic island to Athens, making it a natural choice for a year-round island home rather than a few weeks in August. Mornings can start with coffee on the veranda, afternoons at one of the island's beaches, and evenings in the lanes of Chora, where cafés and tavernas are within walking distance. Walkers will find the island's network of old stone paths starting from the village.Rental potentialKea draws a steady flow of Athenian and international visitors from spring to autumn, and Chora is the island's most characterful base. A renovated, furnished house with views and outdoor space fits that market well.Location - distancesIoulida sits on the site of the ancient city of Ioulis and remains the island's main village, with a largely car-free centre of stepped lanes, small squares, and local shops. Above it, the archaic Lion of Kea is carved into the rock, a short walk from the village. Kea keeps a strong local character and has avoided the crowds of the better-known Cyclades, while staying an easy trip from the capital.Lion of Kea: short walkKorissia Port: 8 kmPsathi Beach: 8.5 kmSikamia Beach: 10.5 kmXila Beach: 10.5 kmTilegrafos Beach: 11 kmOtzias Beach: 12 km

From the edge of the infinity pool, the view sweeps over the rooftops of Paleros to the bay, then across the water to Lefkada's mountains. Completed in 2022, this single-storey villa is sold furnished and in as-new condition.The villa unfolds over a single level and two wings. The main wing includes an open-plan living/dining room and kitchen, plus the master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, fitted with a shower, WC and vanity unit. The kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, separate freezer, washing machine and a wine cooler. A guest WC completes this wing. Tall sliding doors open up from the living room and the master bedroom onto the pool terrace and garden. The villa's west wing houses two more bedrooms and a shared bathroom with a double vanity unit, shower, and separate WC. Both bedrooms have direct access to the garden and the pool area via tall sliding patio doors. Between the wings sits a sheltered, open-air kitchen and dining area, fitted with a sink and a ceiling fan for those hot summer evenings.Practical details have been thought through. All windows have insect screens, and every room apart from the bathrooms has electric roller shutters for shade and security. 4 air-conditioning units keep the house cool in summer, and electric heaters keep it warm in the cooler months. A 120-litre solar water heater provides hot water, and the house is connected to the mains water supply and the municipal sewage system. The house has an alarm system, and a 4G/5G modem provides internet.The 718 sqm plot is a large private garden, offering space and privacy around the house. A pergola provides a shaded outdoor living area, with a 2 x 3 m storage room built in for garden furniture, tools and pool equipment.The salt-water infinity pool measures 3 x 7 m and is about 1.35 m deep. Salt-water systems are gentler on skin and eyes than standard chlorine pools and are simple to maintain, which suits owners who spend part of the year away. A private parking space completes the plot.This is a house that is easy to arrive at and easy to leave. Being new, single-storey and low-maintenance, it asks little of its owners between visits. Days can begin with a swim and breakfast under the pergola, continue at one of the beaches along the coast, and end at a taverna on the Paleros waterfront as the light fades over Lefkada. Sailors are well placed too: Paleros has a harbour and is a popular starting point for exploring the Ionian islands by boat. The property strikes an ideal balance between privacy and connection, offering a comfortable sense of seclusion without feeling isolated.Rental potentialThe Paleros and Lefkada area has an established holiday market, with seasonal flights into Aktion Airport, only a 25-minute drive away, and a strong following among sailing enthusiasts and families. A new villa with a private infinity pool and sea views clearly appeals to holiday guests.Location - distancesPaleros is a coastal village of around 2,000 residents on the Ionian shore of mainland Greece, facing Lefkada. It keeps a lived-in, local feel year-round, with a working harbour, a waterfront lined with cafés and tavernas, and everyday shops. The surrounding coast offers a choice of beaches, from the village beach to quieter coves such as Pogonia and Vathiavali, while Lefkada, with its own beaches and nightlife, is a short drive across the causeway. Inland, the hills and lakes of Aitoloakarnania offer quiet walking and cycling routes, and the old town of Preveza, with its waterfront and nearby Roman Nikopolis, makes for an easy day trip.Paleros Seaside Promenade: 400 m - walking distancePaleros Beach: 500 mPaleros Marina: 500 kmPreveza International Airport (Aktion): 28.5 kmPreveza: 35 kmLefkada: 31 km

Built in 1905 and carefully restored, this stone house in Kalyvia sits on a 1,000 sqm terraced plot above Karystos. It offers 160 sqm over 2 levels, a private pool and views across the valley to the mountains, with no neighbours looking in.Thick stone walls and traditional cypress wood ceilings set the tone throughout. The generously sized kitchen features handcrafted cupboards, and there are 2 separate living rooms, one with a wood-burning fireplace. An internal staircase connects the 2 levels, and the 3 bedrooms are comfortable and well proportioned. There are also two bathrooms. The frames are wood, and heating comes from wood stoves.The plot falls in terraces down the hillside, planted with Mediterranean shrubs that need little maintenance. The 4 x 5 m pool is set to take in the mountain and valley views, and the west-facing aspect brings the evening light onto the terraces. Parking for 2 cars is by the road, with year-round access. Three sheds provide ample storage space.This is a house for slow summers and long weekends. Mornings can start on the terrace, afternoons by the pool, and evenings in one of the tavernas in Karystos. Walkers have Mount Ochi close by, with its marked trails, the Dimosari Gorge and the ancient stone Dragon Houses. For anyone working remotely, the quiet setting and the 2 living rooms make it easy to set aside a place to work. From Athens, the route is a ferry from Rafina to Marmari followed by a short drive, which makes regular visits realistic.Rental potentialSouthern Evia draws Athenians and international visitors looking for a quieter alternative to the islands, and Karystos is within easy reach of the capital by ferry. A private pool, views and a characterful stone house are features that appeal to holiday guests.Location - distancesKalyvia is a small village on the road between Lepoura and Karystos. Karystos itself is a working harbour town with a waterfront of cafés and tavernas, shops for daily needs and the medieval Castello Rosso above it, and the surrounding coast offers a choice of beaches. Southern Evia remains far quieter than the Cyclades, while sharing much of their landscape.Kalyvia: 600 mKarystos: 4 kmChalkida: 120 kmAthens International Airport: 58.5 km (Ferry crossing Marmari - Rafina)

Three independent entrances, 5 bedrooms and 275 sqm over two floors, in the centre of Chalkios, no more than 8 km from Chios Town. Originally comprising three separate two-storey homes, the property was combined by the current owners into a single residence, creating one unified internal living space, while retaining all three independent entrances.The ground floor covers 124 sqm and the upper floor 151 sqm. Stone walls, stone and timber floors, wooden window frames, and a tiled roof preserve its original character, while air conditioning and the 2007 renovation bring it up to date. Inside, there are a separate kitchen, 2 living areas with dining space, 5 bedrooms, and several smaller rooms that can serve as guest rooms or storage. There is currently 1 bathroom, with an existing space to add a second bathroom or WC. The house is sold partly furnished, with appliances. The house is sold partly furnished, with appliances.Parts of the upper floor are built out over the village alleys below, and the many windows give the rooms good natural light and open views. At the heart of the house is an interior terrace with a traditional wood-fired oven, with steps leading up to a roof terrace. A second large terrace overlooks the surrounding landscape.The stone arches beneath the house belong to a building tradition found across the villages of Chios, where houses were often raised over arched passages, known locally as kamares, that span the narrow village lanes. In the island’s medieval villages, these arches did several jobs at once: they carried upper rooms out over the street, making the most of tight plots, and bound neighbouring houses together into compact, sturdy blocks. In the fortified mastic villages of the south, such as Mesta and Olympi, vaulted lanes also served defence, letting residents move between houses and across rooftops in times of danger, while local accounts describe the arches as helping buildings withstand earthquakes. These villages' ground floors commonly held storerooms and stables, with living quarters above. Living today above these arches means inheriting a piece of the island’s architectural history.Location - distancesChalkios is one of the Kampochoria villages southwest of Chios Town, an agricultural community of around 900 residents surrounded by citrus groves, olives and almonds. Life here follows the village rhythm rather than the tourist calendar, giving guests an authentic base while keeping the town, airport, and beaches within a short drive.Chios (Capital & Port): 7 kmMegas Limionas Beach: 8 kmKarfas Beach: 9.5 kmPyrgi: 20 kmMesta: 30 km

Who said owning a home by the sea in Greece has to remain a distant dream or necessarily come at a price beyond your reach? In Mytikas, this dream is closer than you think. A limited collection of five apartments offers the opportunity to own a home with the waterfront a few steps from your doorstep.The apartments are distributed across two buildings. Three are on the ground floor of the seafront building, with front-row views of the sea (1,2,3). The remaining two (4,5) are on the ground floor of the second building, a few steps further up the hillside, with sea views from a slightly elevated position.All five apartments have an identical layout and size, each offering approx. 75 sqm of living space. Each features two bedrooms, one furnished with a double bed and the other with bunk beds, a bathroom, and a spacious living room with an open-plan kitchen. All apartments are equipped with air conditioning, ensuring year-round comfort.The gardens provide inviting spaces for outdoor entertaining, relaxation, and alfresco dining.The three apartments in the seafront building (1,2,3) are available for €145,000 each, while the two apartments in the upper building (4,5) are priced at €125,000 each. Storage/laundry spaces are also available for purchase at an extra cost.Rental potentialThe apartments offer attractive holiday rental potential, combining a sought-after seafront location with easy access to the region’s beaches, villages, and nearby islands. Their practical layout suits couples and families exploring the Ionian coast. It already welcomes holiday guests and enjoys positive reviews. The Inner Ionian draws sailing enthusiasts and families from June to September, and a sea-view apartment suits that market well.Location - distancesMytikas is a charming fishing village and holiday destination on the Aetolia-Acarnania coast, overlooking the island of Kalamos. Its picturesque waterfront is lined with traditional tavernas and cafés, while its harbour offers ferry connections to the islands of Kalamos and Kastos. Even during the peak summer months, the village retains its relaxed, authentic atmosphere.Beyond Mytikas, you can explore the beautiful beaches and seaside villages scattered along the coast such as Astakos, Paleros, Pogonia, and Preveza, or reach the island of Lefkada by car. Popular with sailing enthusiasts exploring the nearby Ionian islands, the area offers an appealing combination of peaceful coastal living and opportunities for discovery.Paliovraka Beach (and settlement): 600 mAgrilia Beach: 3.5 kmMytikas: 5.5 km (Coastal settlement and ferries to Kalamos)Paleros: 22 kmPreveza International Airport: 50 kmPreveza: 56.5 kmLefkada: 53 km

Monopigado is a small village in the hills of the Thermi municipality, and this two-storey house sits in a quiet, green corner of it. Built in 2003 on a 1,000 sqm plot, it offers 203 sqm of living space, 5 bedrooms and a mature garden with mountain views.The lower level opens into a bright living and dining room with an energy-efficient fireplace and tiled floors. A separate kitchen, a guest WC and 2 independent rooms complete this level; the rooms work equally well as bedrooms, a home office or guest quarters. The main bathroom has a hydromassage bathtub and a separate shower, and a storage space under the stairs houses a filter that treats the whole-house water supply.A wooden staircase leads to the upper floor. It includes 3 additional bedrooms, one with its own small storage room; a shower room with built-in cabinets and space for a washing machine; and a second kitchen area with a skylight, currently used as a pantry and store. A pull-down ladder gives access to an attic, currently used for storage.The house was built to Austrian earthquake-resistant specifications and has good thermal insulation throughout. Heating is oil-fired central heating from a dedicated boiler room, supported by the fireplace. The windows are double-glazed with PVC frames and insect screens, and the entrance has a security door.The landscaped garden covers about 850 sqm and is planted with trees, leaving room for a gazebo or a children's play area. A large covered veranda with transparent roll-down screens extends the living space well into spring and autumn. Two sliding gates and a pedestrian gate lead into the plot, and an electric door opens to the enclosed garage, which connects through to the back garden.A 30 sqm storage room and a second storage attic above the garage give generous space for tools, bicycles and seasonal items. Practical touches include an alarm system, frost-protected outdoor taps, gutters with leaf guards and rainwater collection, and outdoor sockets that can be switched on and off from inside. A residual building factor allows additional development, subject to obtaining the mandatory permits.With 5 bedrooms over two levels, a garden large enough for children to play freely and a bus stop 80 metres from the gate, the house is set up for year-round family life. One of the lower-level room makes a quiet home office, Thessaloniki is within commuting distance, and weekends can be split between the garden and the beaches of Chalkidiki. Daily shopping is done in Vasilika or Thermi.Location - distancesMonopigado is a traditional village with Pontic Greek roots and a permanent local community, set among farmland and low hills southeast of Thessaloniki. The agritourism estate Ktima PEREK, the Moschopolis winery, the Holy Monastery of St John the Theologian and St Arsenios in Souroti, and the Petralona Cave are all a short drive away.Moschopolis Winery: 300 mPEREK Estate: 800 mPetralona Cave: 10 kmHoly Monastery of St. John the Theologian and St. Arsenios: 12.5 kmThermi: 23.5 kmThessaloniki (Aristotelous Sq.): 40.5 kmThessaloniki International Airport: 30 kmNea Moudania: 29.5 km

In the lived-in village of Kato Korakiana, minutes from the beaches of Dassia and Ipsos, this 136 sqm property offers the opportunity to own a spacious home in a well-connected part of Corfu, with Corfu Town also within easy reach.Built in 1955, the living space is spread across two floors, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The ground floor includes a living and dining room, a separate kitchen, a study and an additional room that can serve as an extra bedroom. A bathroom fitted with a shower cabin completes this level, while a private garden adds outdoor area to the property.Upstairs, the main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub, a compact walk-in closet and access to a sheltered balcony with countryside and village views. Two further bedrooms complete this floor, one of which opens onto a terrace overlooking the surrounding landscape. The upper floor also features a spacious balcony, half of which is covered, with views to the countryside and the sea.Previously used as a long-term rental, the house would benefit from some refreshing and further improvements, allowing its next owner to gradually update and personalise the spaces to their own taste. Finding a home of this size in such a convenient location in Corfu gets increasingly uncommon. Its appeal lies in the combination of generous living space, location and proximity to some of Corfu's most popular coastal areas. The property offers buyers the opportunity to secure these advantages while leaving room for the improvements that would make the home their own.The house has already seen certain improvements. The windows have been replaced with double-glazed PVC frames and shutters, and the exterior was cleaned, treated and fully repainted in November 2021. A shed provides storage, and parking is directly beside the house.A wood-burning stove heats the living area, and the house has air conditioning. Hot water is electric. The house is connected to mains water and has an internet connection, while wastewater goes to a cesspit.As a holiday home or a place to live longer, it suits someone who wants village life without being far from the sea: the shop and taverna within reach, neighbours across the courtyard, and the beach at Dassia a 5-minute drive away.Location - distancesKato Korakiana sits at the foot of Mount Pantokrator, just above the resorts of Dassia and Ipsos. It is a lived-in village with a square, tavernas, cafés, a supermarket and a minimarket, and a primary school. The Kastellino, a 19th-century mansion that now houses an annex of the National Gallery, stands at its edge. Walking routes, including the Corfu Trail, lead up through olive groves to Ano Korakiana and the Pantokrator foothills. Corfu town and the airport are both within half an hour.Dassia Beach: 2 kmIpsos Beach: 2.5 kmGouvia Marina: 9 kmCorfu (Old Town): 14.5 kmCorfu International Airport: 15.5 km

The villa measures 105 sqm and unfolds over two floors. The ground floor features an open-plan living/dining room and kitchen, plus a bathroom. The kitchen comes fitted with an electric cooker, dishwasher and fridge; built-in wardrobes are already in place.A flight of stairs takes us to the first floor, which features two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. Both bedrooms open up onto a spacious balcony with scenic countryside views. Daikin air conditioning units provide both cooling and heating, and the house has been pre-installed for radiators, should a future owner want central heating later. Hot water comes from a solar water heater, the windows are fitted with mosquito screens, and an internet connection is available. The villa carries energy class A.The villa is part of a boutique development of four villas and stands on a 220 sqm plot. The focal point of the villa's outdoor area is the 20 sqm pool and sundeck area. The development also includes a 20 sqm designated parking space in the common area.Rental potentialThe coast between Parga and Preveza draws holidaymakers from late spring well into autumn, and modern villas with a private pool are a popular choice with visiting families and couples. Local rental management services operate in the area for owners who want the villa used while they are away.Location - distancesValanidorachi is a lived-in village of a few hundred residents in the Fanari area of Preveza, set above farmland and olive groves. It has tavernas, a supermarket, and a fuel station, and keeps its Greek community year-round; summer adds life without changing its character. The nearby coast offers a choice of beaches, from the pine-fringed cove at Alonaki to the long sandy shore at Ammoudia, where the Acheron River meets the sea. Parga, with its Venetian castle and colourful harbour, is the nearest sizeable town.Alonaki Fanariou Beach: 2 kmSkala Beach: 3.5 kmAmmoudia Beach: 8 kmParga: 25 kmPreveza: 40 kmPreveza International Airport: 45 kmSyvota: 50 kmLefkada: 66.5 km

On the slopes of Mount Pelion, in the traditional village of Milies, this house sits on a 700 sqm plot overlooking the Pagasetic Gulf and features an infinity pool.Built in 2004 and renovated in 2009, the house offers 120 sqm over two floors, with a living room, 2 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms. The kitchen includes an oven and dishwasher, and the house is sold furnished and ready to use from day one. Windows are fitted with traditional shutters. The balcony has recently been modified and converted into a French balcony. Following the traditional layout of this region, the living/dining area and kitchen are all located on the first floor, while the bedrooms are situated on the ground floor.Oil-fired central heating keeps it warm through the Pelion winter, when the mountain villages see snow, and air conditioning handles the hot months. The same boiler provides hot water. The house is connected to the mains water supply and sewer network, has WiFi and good 4G reception, and is fitted with a WiFi smoke alarm. A separate storage building on the plot holds garden furniture, tools and supplies.The 40 sqm infinity pool is a focal point of the property, with its waters appearing to merge with the Pagasetic Gulf beyond. The outdoor spaces are designed around it, inviting long summer days by the pool and relaxed evenings taking in the views. A jacuzzi beside it makes the outdoor area usable well into spring and autumn evenings. The plot is fenced, and like most houses in the old lanes of Pelion villages, the house has no private parking: a shared parking area lies some metres away.For a buyer looking for a home in Greece that doesn't feel like a resort, Milies fits the bill. Mornings in the village square under the plane tree, afternoons by the pool or visiting the beaches along the Pagasetic Gulf, and evenings watching the lights of Volos come on across the water. Yet this home is for all four seasons. Spring and autumn are ideal for walking the old cobbled paths between villages, and winter brings fireside weekends and snow on the peaks above.Rental potentialPelion attracts visitors through much of the year: families and couples in summer, walkers in spring and autumn, and weekend visitors from Athens and Thessaloniki in winter. Local management services can look after bookings and changeovers for owners who are not in Greece full time.Location - distancesMilies is one of South Pelion's best-known villages, built of stone at around 400 metres above sea level. Its square, shaded by a large plane tree, has tavernas and cafés, and the church of Taxiarches stands beside it, known for its painted interior. The village library, founded in 1814, keeps a collection of historic books and manuscripts. Milies is also the end of the line for the Moutzouris, the narrow-gauge steam railway that winds up from Ano Lechonia through the warmer months on selected days. People live in the village year-round, with small shops for everyday needs; Volos, 40 minutes away, covers everything else. Vyzitsa, another traditional village, is a short walk or drive away.Milies (Village center): Walking distanceKala Nera Beach: 10.5 kmAmpovos Beach: 20 kmLagoudi Beach (Afissos): 21 kmVolos: 29 km

On the quiet south-east coast of Rhodes, a short walk from the long beach at Gennadi, this property sits well back from the coast road on a fully fenced plot of 2,543 sqm. It was set up by its current owners for living here all year, and it shows: a heated pool, a productive orchard, a workshop, and sea views from every room.Built in 1996, the main property measures 93 sqm and unfolds over two floors. The ground floor is open plan, with kitchen, dining and living areas flowing into one another, and the upper floor holds the bedrooms. There are 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and a 6 sqm loft provides storage.Much of the villa has been renewed recently. In 2024 and 2025, both bathrooms were refurbished in Italian Marazzi tile with blue patterned mosaic, and the windows and doors were replaced. The windows are double-glazed, with shutters and fly screens, and the front and rear entrance doors have multi-lock security. The kitchen is equipped with Bosch appliances: stove, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and microwave, plus a separate freezer, a washing machine, an electric composter and a water filter. The fireplace is a Salgueda Saphire 800 Fireplace with an A energy rating.Inverter air conditioning provides both heating and cooling, and a solar heater on the roof provides hot water. The villa is sold fully furnished, with the exception of personal items.The focal point of the garden is the heated pool, surrounded by a large Italian-tiled deck. It runs on a salt-electrolysis disinfection system with automatic pH control.The plot is as much a working garden as a setting. An orchard of 65 productive trees and vines yields olives, oranges, lemons, limes, tangerines, bergamot, pomegranates, apricots, figs, and grapes, supported by 2 water-reservoir tanks. The property also has a rose garden, 2 vegetable gardens, a full composting setup, and a pétanque court for long evenings outside.Beside the villa, a separate workshop and tool room of about 24 sqm has a sink, cabinets and its own freezer: useful as a studio, a hobby room or extra storage. The parking area is generous, with space for several cars plus a boat, a camper van or a tiny home.Privacy and security have been well thought through. A long driveway sets the property back from the road; the whole perimeter is fenced, and a solid electric gate with its own camera controls entry. Security cameras and motion-sensor lighting cover the grounds. There is also Starlink internet dish and router installed (monthly service fees not included).Rental potentialThe property has not been let, but the south-east coast of Rhodes draws visitors from April to October, and a private villa close to the beach with a heated pool and sea views suits that market.Location - distancesGennadi is one of the larger villages in southern Rhodes, with a lived-in centre of whitewashed lanes, tavernas, cafés, shops, and a small medical centre. Its beach runs for several kilometres, a mix of sand and fine pebbles with clear water and plenty of room even in August. The renowned windsurfing beach at Prasonisi lies about 20 minutes south. Lindos, with its acropolis above the bay, is half an hour north. The south is noticeably quieter than the north, which is part of its appeal; Rhodes town and the main hospital are a little over an hour away.Beach: 250 mGennadi: 4 kmPrasonisi Beach: 25 kmLindos: 25 kmRhodes Old Town: 66.5 kmRhodes International Airport: 66 km

Occupying an elevated, commanding position above Syvota Bay, this villa sits on a 681 sqm plot and comprises three distinct residences, offering sweeping views across the water to the pine-covered islets that give this corner of the Ionian coast its distinctive character. A pathway leads down to a dock by the waterfront, while a swimming pool and parking for several cars complete the property, making it equally appealing as a spacious family retreat or a holiday rental investment.Built in 2007 and well maintained since, the property is arranged over two levels as three self-contained units, each with its own entrance, kitchen and bathroom. Together they offer around 245 sqm of enclosed living space, plus some 115 sqm of covered semi-outdoor areas and 13 sqm of balconies, which is where much of the summer is spent.The Ground Residence is the largest of the three. Its open-plan living area and kitchen lead onto a private courtyard of about 100 sqm, and it offers a total of four bedrooms, all with sea views, and three bathrooms. Above it, we find the Upper Residences (I and II), each of them featuring a living area with a kitchenette, a mezzanine housing a bedroom and one bathroom. All of the bedrooms on the upper floor face the sea.The finish is consistent throughout all three units: double glazing, electric security roller shutters and insect screens on the windows, modern fitted bathrooms and fully equipped kitchens. Oil-fired central heating, split-unit air conditioning in every unit and a wood-burning fireplace in the Ground Residence keep the house comfortable beyond the summer months, and solar water heaters with electric backup supply hot water. The property is connected to the municipal water supply and sewer network, and high-speed WiFi runs through all three units. A wine cellar of about 6 sqm and a separate service unit, useful for staff, storage or maintenance equipment, complete the building. Everything is sold furnished and equipped, with a full inventory available.The 9 × 4 m pool and sun lounge deck is directly accessible from the Ground Residence and has a counter-current swim system, a foot spa and hydromassage, with active-oxygen water treatment.The defining feature is the waterfront. A private dock of about 10 sqm gives direct access to the sea, with a swim platform and mooring for a boat. The islets of Mourtemeno and Agios Nikolaos lie just across the water, and the coves around Syvota, including Bella Vraka with its shallow sandbar crossing, are within a few hundred metres. With a boat at the dock, the whole bay, the Pisina lagoon and the harbour tavernas are minutes away by sea.The layout is what sets the property apart. Three independent units mean a large family, or several generations, can share the property without sharing every room. Equally, an owner can keep the Ground Unit for personal use and let the two upper units to guests through the season. Parking for several cars and the staff unit support that kind of flexible use.Rental potentialThe property already operates as a short-term holiday rental through the major booking platforms, and the seller reports consistently strong guest reviews. Syvota has a long holiday season, busy from May through September, and independent units with a pool and their own dock are rare on this coast. Local management services operate in Syvota for owners who prefer not to run the rental themselves.Location - distancesSyvota is a harbour village, set around a sheltered bay and a cluster of small wooded islets. In the summer the harbour fills with yachts and day boats, the waterfront tavernas are busy and boat trips leave for Paxos and Antipaxos; outside the season the village is much quieter. Parga, the Acheron river and the beaches at Mega and Mikri Ammos are all within easy reach, and Igoumenitsa, with ferries to Corfu and Italy, is less than half an hour away. The nearest airports are a little over an hour's drive.Syvota: Inside settlementSyvota Marina: 750 mBella Vraka Beach: 900 mGalikos Molos Beach: 1 kmIgoumenitsa: 25 kmParga: 28.5 kmPreveza: 88 kmPreveza International Airport: 92 kmLefkada: 140 km

The Tapia hillside rises just outside Methoni, and this stone-built property looks out over the town, its Venetian castle, and the Ionian Sea toward the island of Sapienza. The house faces west, creating an enchanting sunset backdrop.Built in 2002 to 2003 in the region's traditional style, the house offers 182 sqm of living space over 3 levels, plus 54 sqm of storage and technical rooms. Natural stone, exposed timber, terracotta floors and light-blue wooden shutters give it a warm, distinctly Mediterranean character.The 71 sqm upper floor is the heart of the house: an open-plan living and dining room with a fireplace, a fitted traditional-style kitchen and a guest WC. Large windows and French doors open onto verandas under tiled pergolas, with views over the sea, the town and the castle.An internal staircase leads down to the 75 sqm middle floor, where 3 bedrooms and a large bathroom share a veranda shaded by a wooden pergola with bamboo covering. This floor also includes roughly 29 sqm of storage and technical space, housing the oil-fired central heating and providing general storage.On the lower level, a 36 sqm self-contained studio has a built-in bed and seating, an open fireplace, a private bathroom and its own pergola-shaded veranda. Next to it, a 25 sqm cellar stores garden tools and outdoor furniture. The villa is sold furnished and equipped, with double-glazed wooden windows and balcony doors.The 3,378 sqm plot is partly fenced, with 2 entrance gates and 2 parking areas. Productive olive trees, Mediterranean shrubs and aromatic herbs surround the house, giving the garden a settled, natural feel that suits the stone architecture.Rental potentialSouthwestern Messinia draws visitors from spring well into autumn, helped by its beaches, historic towns and the golf and resort scene around Pylos. The independent studio adds flexibility for rental use alongside personal stays.Location - distancesMethoni is a small, well-preserved harbour town with a permanent local community, built around a large Venetian fortress that runs out into the sea at the octagonal Bourtzi tower. Around its central square and along the seafront, you will find fish tavernas, cafés, supermarkets, a pharmacy and a medical centre. Pylos and Navarino Bay lie a short drive north, with the Costa Navarino golf courses and the beach restaurants of Gialova beyond, while Finikounda and its long sandy beaches are to the east.Beach: 1.4 kmMethoni town and castle: 1.5 kmFinikounda: 10 kmPylos: 12 kmGolf course: 18 kmGialova: 20 kmKalamata International Airport: 55 kmKalamata: 62 km

Part of a small Cycladic-style development, the house sits just above Schinontas Bay, on the eastern side of Asytpalaia.Built in 2011, the house offers 64 sqm of living space on a single level. It opens into a bright, open-plan room that combines the kitchen, dining area and living area. Two bedrooms and one bathroom complete the layout.The house is sold furnished, with the kitchen appliances included. Air conditioning provides both cooling and heating, and the windows are fitted with shutters and mosquito nets. A solar water heater supplies hot water. The property is enclosed, with gates and an alarm.The house has 214 sqm of outdoor space for its exclusive use. A private garden surrounds it, and a spacious veranda offers room for outdoor meals. Above, a roof terrace looks out over the bay, the natural place to spend the early evening.Astypalaia suits buyers who want Greece at a slower pace. The island is quiet even in summer, and Schinontas is calmer still: a sheltered bay, steps from the water, and a taverna on the beach. For a couple or a small family, the house is easy to open up, easy to close and simple to look after.Rental potentialThe house has been let to holiday guests in recent seasons. Astypalaia draws visitors from late spring to early autumn, and a two-bedroom house with sea access and its own outdoor space suits couples and small families. Local management can be arranged for owners who prefer not to handle guests themselves.Location - distancesAstypalaia sits between the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, and its whitewashed Chora climbs a hill to a Venetian castle, with windmills along the ridge. Schinontas lies on the island's eastern arm, close to the village of Analipsi, also known as Maltezana, with tavernas, small shops, and its own beaches. Chora and the harbour at Pera Gialos are a short drive west.Life here follows the season. Most tavernas and shops open from May to September, and many close from October until spring. A car helps you reach Chora, Livadi, and the island's more remote beaches.Schinontas beach: walking distanceAnalipsi (Maltezana): 1 kmAstypalaia airport: 2.5 kmChora: 9 kmPera Gialos port: 9.5 kmVathy: 9 kmAthens: about 45 minutes by air. Piraeus: about 10 hours by ferry

Paleloni is a small hamlet of stone houses in the hills above Kefalas, and this estate occupies 2,160 sqm of it: a restored Cretan home, a separate guest house, a long private pool and gardens that have had years to mature.Together, the two buildings offer approximately 202 sqm of living space, with open views across the countryside towards the mountains. It should be noted that there is a residual building factor and an active building permit for the further development of the plot.The main residence, approximately 160 sqm, began life as a traditional Cretan village house. It has been carefully restored and more recently updated, keeping the natural materials and traditional detailing that give these houses their character while adding the comforts expected of a modern home.The house has living and dining areas, a fully equipped kitchen with gas cooking, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. An internal staircase rises to a mezzanine, currently furnished as a sitting room, which would work equally well as a study, a reading corner or an extra sleeping area. A separate external bathroom with laundry, together with storage space, keeps the practical side of the estate out of the living areas. The property is offered furnished.Set apart from the main house, the guest house of approximately 42 sqm is fully self-contained, with its own bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living area. An attic level above adds space for extra beds or storage. Guests can come and go on their own schedule, and the arrangement suits long family visits as well as letting.The pool, approximately 50 sqm, is the focal point of the grounds, with wide terraces around it for loungers and outdoor dining. Beyond the terraces, the landscaped Mediterranean garden is arranged as a series of separate spaces rather than one open lawn: shaded corners under mature trees, stone-paved seating areas, a barbecue and a private mini tennis court.Because the planting is established, the garden already offers shade and privacy rather than the promise of it, and the stone architecture sits comfortably within the surrounding landscape.With two independent homes on one plot, the estate suits buyers who like to host. The family can settle into the main house while friends or grown-up children have the guest house to themselves, and everyone can meet at the pool. Between visits, the guest house can stay closed or be let, leaving the main house as a quiet retreat.Rental potentialApokoronas is one of western Crete's established holiday rental areas, with demand for village houses with private pools running from spring well into autumn. The separate guest house adds flexibility, as it can be let on its own or together with the main residence for larger groups. Local rental management services can handle bookings and guest care for owners who prefer to have it done for them.Location - distancesPaleloni lies in the uplands of Apokoronas, east of Chania, among olive groves and low hills. The hamlet itself has no shops, but Kefalas has tavernas and cafés, and the larger villages of Vamos and Gavalochori cover everyday needs. For swimming, the rocky cove of Ombros Gialos is the closest option, while Almyrida and Kalyves offer organised sandy beaches, restaurants and supermarkets. Apokoronas also has a long-standing international community.Kefalas: 2 kmOmbros Gialos: 4 kmVamos: 7 kmGavalochori: 8 kmAlmyrida Beach: 11 kmKalyves: 14 kmGeorgioupolis: 17 kmChania city centre: 30 kmChania International Airport: approximately 38 km