luxury houses for sale Corfu, Greece

Situated on a lush 10,000 m² estate in Corfu, this 400 m² villa offers a luxurious and peaceful living environment. With its 5 spacious bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, it is ideal for hosting family and friends. The bright living spaces open onto a terrace with a pool, perfect for relaxing while enjoying sunsets over the Ionian Sea. Two independent suites, nestled among olive trees, provide additional privacy and charm. The villa is equipped with underfloor heating and cooling systems, solar panels, a backup generator, and a comprehensive alarm system, ensuring comfort and security in all seasons. The landscaped garden, adorned with indoor vegetation, creates a serene and sophisticated atmosphere. A barbecue area, a garage, and breathtaking views of the sea and mountains complete this exceptional property.This description has been automatically translated from French.

What if you unpacked your bags in Corfu, in one of the island's most exclusive villas? This architectural gem by the sea combines contemporary design, ultimate comfort, and total immersion in nature.Perched facing the Ionian Sea, this 495 m² property unfolds its sleek lines over three levels bathed in light. Each space has been designed to enhance the view: panoramic bay windows, open living areas to the outside, and five elegant suites, four of which have en-suite bathrooms. A true modern cocoon where every detail has been taken care of, from underfloor heating to high-end finishes.But the highlight is found outside: an infinity pool that blends into the horizon, a heated pool for cool evenings, a lounge area around the fire... Everything to enjoy every sunset in complete privacy, just steps from the beach.Here, luxury rhymes with serenity. On a 7,200 m² plot, this villa offers a perfect balance between modernity, discretion, and connection to nature. A rare setting for year-round living or investing in a prestigious residence in Greece.Make an appointment with GADAIT International to visit this exceptional place. A unique opportunity to experience Corfu differently, at the rhythm of the waves.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just steps away from the charming village of Pelekas, this villa nestled in greenery offers a unique living experience, combining modern comfort with Mediterranean charm. On a 7,000 m² plot, the property spans 390 m² of living space, including 4 spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The bright living areas open onto shaded terraces, ideal for relaxing moments or outdoor meals. Wellness enthusiasts will appreciate the private pool, sauna, fully equipped gym, and home cinema. The natural wood finishes and handcrafted tiles reflect the authenticity of Corfiot architecture. With breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea and the surrounding hills, this villa is an invitation to serenity. It is also equipped with central heating, air conditioning, and private parking.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Perched on the heights of the sought-after region of Nissaki, this villa, currently under construction (expected delivery in summer 2025), embodies Mediterranean elegance combined with modern comfort. With its 218 m² of living space on a 2,370 m² plot, it offers bright living areas thanks to large bay windows, four spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and a kitchen open to a cozy living room.Outside, enjoy an infinity pool offering panoramic views of the Ionian Sea, a barbecue area, and landscaped terraces for moments of relaxation or entertaining. The villa is also equipped with air conditioning, central heating, and private parking.Located near the idyllic beaches and authentic villages of Corfu, this property is eligible for the Greek Golden Visa program, thus providing an attractive investment opportunity.Do not miss this unique opportunity to acquire a luxury villa in Corfu. Contact GADAIT International now to arrange a visit and discover this Mediterranean haven of peace.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Do you dream of waking up to the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea? This prestigious villa, located on the most sought-after coast of Corfu, combines modern architecture with Mediterranean nature in an idyllic setting. Set on a plot of 8,000 m², enjoy the tranquility of a private estate with direct access to a secluded beach. Its bright spaces opening onto the sea, its 5 elegant bedrooms, its XXL pool, and its olive gardens create the perfect environment to relax or entertain your loved ones in complete privacy. Don't miss this rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional property in the heart of the most desirable Greek island. The GADAIT International team is at your disposal to arrange a private tour and assist you in this unique project.Plan your private visit with GADAIT International today and let yourself be seduced by this seaside gem!This description has been automatically translated from French.

Maris occupies a rare beachfront position on Corfu’s western coastline, where densely vegetated hills descend towards the Ionian Sea. Set within 6,000 sqm of grounds with direct access to the shoreline below, the property is defined by its close relationship with the landscape, combining contemporary architecture with uninterrupted views across the water. The villa has been designed around openness, natural light and a constant connection to the sea. Long horizontal lines, expansive glazing and carefully framed openings establish a strong visual dialogue with the coastline, allowing the surrounding landscape to remain present throughout the house. The architecture unfolds through a series of interconnected spaces that move naturally between interior and exterior environments, with broad terraces extending the living areas towards the horizon. A restrained palette of stone, timber and natural finishes creates a calm architectural character, while double-height volumes introduce a sense of scale and lightness within the principal living areas. The changing quality of daylight becomes an integral part of the experience of the house, moving across surfaces and shifting the atmosphere from morning through evening. The four-bedroom layout is arranged to balance privacy with openness, ensuring that the principal rooms maintain a direct relationship with the surrounding landscape. Full-height glazing, generous proportions and carefully considered orientations allow views of the sea and coastline to remain central to the experience of the interiors. Throughout the property, the architectural language remains consistent, favouring simplicity, clean lines and natural materials over decorative gestures. Outside, the terraces follow the contours of the site, creating a sequence of spaces that respond to different moments of the day. The swimming pool extends along the seaward edge of the property, reinforcing the visual connection between the architecture and the water beyond. Mediterranean planting and mature olive trees soften the contemporary forms, allowing the villa to sit comfortably within its coastal setting while preserving a strong sense of privacy. Positioned between the hillside and the sea, Maris is distinguished by its direct waterfront location, contemporary design and seamless integration with one of the most peaceful stretches of Corfu’s western shore. As evening light settles across the Ionian, the house remains closely connected to the landscape around it, with sea views and the sound of the water forming a constant presence throughout the property.

Set among the wooded hills above Gouvia, Eudora looks west across the Ionian coastline, with long views over the sea, the marina, and the layered green landscape of central Corfu. The villa combines classical symmetry with contemporary comfort, balancing generous entertaining spaces with quieter corners designed for year-round living. Arrival is through landscaped gardens and stone terraces that gradually reveal the house and its elevated position above the bay. Inside, a sweeping curved staircase forms the centrepiece of the entrance hall, while tall arched openings and expansive windows fill the interiors with shifting natural light throughout the day. Soft limestone tones, polished surfaces, and carefully chosen textures create a calm atmosphere that feels both refined and relaxed. The principal living spaces are arranged openly, allowing the sea views to remain present throughout the home. The sitting room opens directly onto terraces and outdoor dining areas, while the kitchen sits at the heart of the house with large preparation areas, generous storage, and direct access to both indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces. Throughout the villa, the interiors combine elegant detailing with practical comfort, designed equally for summer gatherings and quieter winter stays. Six en-suite bedrooms are distributed across the residence, each with its own character and outlook toward the surrounding gardens or the Ionian Sea. Several open onto private balconies and shaded terraces framed by stone arches and mature planting. Timber flooring and soft neutral palettes create warmth within the bedrooms, while the bathrooms introduce a more contemporary finish through curved mirrors, textured tiling, and natural light. Outdoor life unfolds across multiple levels of terraces and gardens planted with olive trees, palms, and Mediterranean vegetation. The swimming pool sits below the main house, surrounded by broad stone paving and positioned to capture uninterrupted sunset views over the water. A pergola wrapped in grape vines shades the outdoor dining area, where long tables face the evening light across the bay. From the upper terraces, the coastline stretches toward the mountains of the mainland, while the atmosphere remains notably private despite the proximity to Corfu Town and Gouvia Marina. A lower level of the villa has been arranged for recreation and longer stays, including a private cinema room, a gym with garden views, and informal gathering spaces connected by wide internal corridors and natural light wells. The property has also been comprehensively renovated and equipped for modern living, with integrated sound systems, high-speed connectivity, and climate control discreetly incorporated throughout the house. Positioned only a short drive from Corfu Town and the marina at Gouvia, Eudora combines the atmosphere of a secluded hillside residence with immediate access to the island’s coastline, restaurants, and harbour life.

Villa Estella rests directly above the shoreline on Corfu’s northern coast, in the green headland landscape near Karousades where the island begins to feel quieter and more expansive. The sea here shifts constantly between deep cobalt and clear turquoise, and from the terraces the view stretches uninterrupted across the Ionian toward the distant Albanian mountains. Set within mature gardens filled with palms, cypress and old pines, the house sits low within the landscape, sheltered from the road and oriented entirely towards the water. The approach moves through wide lawns and established planting before opening onto the main house and pool terrace. Although substantial in scale, the property maintains the atmosphere of a private seaside residence rather than a formal estate. Stone paving, shaded verandas and broad outdoor sitting areas soften the transition between house and garden, while the sound of the sea remains present throughout the grounds. Inside, the principal living spaces are arranged around the view. Floor-to-ceiling openings draw the coastline directly into the interiors, and throughout the day the changing light reflects softly across pale stone floors and light-toned furnishings. The main salon opens broadly onto the covered terrace, allowing the indoor and outdoor sitting areas to function almost as one continuous space during the summer months. White upholstered seating, marble surfaces and classical detailing create an atmosphere that feels relaxed rather than overly formal, balanced by the constant presence of the sea beyond. The kitchen and dining areas remain connected to the main reception spaces, positioned to maintain open sightlines towards the pool and coastline. Large windows on multiple sides bring cross ventilation through the house, particularly in the afternoon when the sea breeze moves inland from the water below. From nearly every principal room, the horizon remains visible. The four bedrooms are distributed across two levels, each designed with privacy and access to outdoor space in mind. Several open directly onto terraces or balconies overlooking the sea, while the principal suite extends into a larger sitting area with long views across the coastline. The bathrooms are finished in pale marble and soft neutral tones, with natural light filtering through tall windows and shutters. The outdoor spaces define much of daily life here. A long rectangular swimming pool sits at the edge of the terrace facing directly towards the Ionian, framed by balustrades and mature planting. Around it, multiple sitting and dining areas are positioned beneath pergolas and covered verandas, allowing shade throughout the day. One stone terrace beneath the trees contains the outdoor barbecue area, sheltered naturally by dense greenery and cooled by the sea air moving through the garden. The grounds themselves extend across 4,200 square metres, landscaped with lawns, palms, flowering shrubs and established Mediterranean planting that give the property an unusual sense of maturity and privacy for a waterfront home. Despite the secluded atmosphere, nearby beaches, tavernas and villages along the northern coast remain easily accessible. As evening settles over the water, the light turns silver across the bay and the terrace quietens except for the movement of the trees above the shoreline. From the veranda, the horizon remains open long after sunset, with the sea continuing to hold the last colour of the day.

This exceptional villa embodies the timeless elegance of Corfiot architecture while offering every modern luxury for year round living. Perched on the serene hills of Gouvia, the property enjoys sweeping views across the bay, creating a truly breathtaking backdrop. Expansive living areas have been tastefully redesigned to the highest standard, showcasing elegant furnishings, a flat screen TV, and an impressive ornate sweeping staircase that sets a tone of grandeur from the moment you enter. Enjoy moments of leisure with a giant chess set or play the 150 year old grand piano while gazing at the azure Ionian Sea. A Sonos sound system enriches the atmosphere with premium audio throughout the main living spaces. The villa also features six beautifully appointed bedrooms, each with its own private ensuite bathroom. For wellness and entertainment, the villa includes a fully equipped gym and a state of the art home cinema. The property is fully equipped for comfortable living throughout the year, featuring amenities like advanced air conditioning systems, extensive hydronic radiator heating system, 12 kW wood burning stove and winter reverse cycle heating system. Set within over 4,000 m² of beautifully landscaped gardens, the grounds include mature cypress trees and 30 olive trees, creating a peaceful Mediterranean oasis. The 11x7m swimming pool and surrounding terraces offer generous space for relaxation and entertainment. A BBQ sits beneath a charming grapevine covered gazebo - perfect for alfresco dining.

Hidden in the enchanting hills of historic Ano Korakiana, this rare estate offers complete privacy, tranquility, and sweeping views of the countryside, the Ionian Sea, and the distant mainland. Set discreetly behind impressive stone walls, it is both secluded and ideally positioned with easy access to the beaches and cosmopolitan attractions of Corfu’s northeast coast. At the heart of the estate stands an exquisitely restored 1880 Manor House, meticulously renovated to an exceptional standard. Blending its rich architectural heritage with modern comforts, it offers around 500 sqm of refined living space plus 150 sqm of roof storage. Spanning two levels, the home includes five elegant bedrooms and four bathrooms (two en suite), along with two stately living rooms and two individually designed kitchens equipped with professional-grade appliances. A separate guest apartment provides a spacious double bedroom, a private bathroom, and a beautifully appointed kitchen and living area. The estate spans 14,000sq.m of grounds, including 10,000sq.m of protected forestland extending behind the house. Once cultivated as terraced olive groves, this area has been carefully preserved by the current owner as a sanctuary of native flora and fauna, enriching the property’s natural character and ecological value. The landscaped gardens span multiple levels, with manicured lawns, stone-paved terraces, and a rich array of mature trees, flowering shrubs, and aromatic plants that bring colour and fragrance throughout. A productive kitchen garden provides seasonal vegetables and fruit trees, while a floodlit sports area encourages year-round outdoor activity. The pool area is set into the natural contours of the land and positioned to align with the villa’s main living space, creating a seamless indoor–outdoor flow. Beside the pool, a fully equipped bar and kitchen—complete with BBQ, pizza oven, and shaded dining area—offers an idyllic setting for entertaining, framed by breathtaking sea and countryside views. The property is equipped with advanced systems designed for comfort, efficiency, and sustainability. Underfloor heating and cooling provide year-round climate control, supported by both solar and electric hot water systems. A large sterna and rainwater catchment system further enhance the estate’s self-sufficiency. Additional features include a pool with a state-of-the-art, low-energy overflow system, a poolside shower and changing area, computerized irrigation, automated garden lighting, CCTV and alarm security, and a solid iron gate with intercom entry. This is a home where timeless charm meets contemporary luxury, embraced by a peaceful natural setting. Whether envisioned as a year-round residence or an exclusive retreat, it offers a rare opportunity to own a distinguished piece of Corfu’s heritage in a setting of exceptional beauty and tranquility. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

Set above a secluded stretch of Ionian coastline on Corfu’s west coast, this waterfront estate occupies a rare position where the landscape descends directly toward a semi-private beach and the sea becomes the constant visual anchor of the property. Surrounded by cypress trees, mature gardens, and layered terraces carved into the hillside, the villa combines contemporary comfort with the quiet solidity of traditional Corfiot architecture. A stone pathway and cliffside stairway lead gradually down toward the water, where the coastline opens into clear turquoise shallows edged by smooth rock and small pebble coves. From nearly every point on the estate — terraces, pool, living spaces, and bedrooms — the horizon remains uninterrupted, shifting throughout the day from bright morning blues to the copper tones of sunset across the Ionian Sea. The architecture balances scale with restraint. Stone arches, timber ceilings, and broad openings soften the contemporary lines of the house, while large picture windows draw natural light deep into the interiors and maintain a continuous relationship with the surrounding sea and gardens. The principal living room opens directly onto the terraces through full-height glazing, creating a fluid transition between interior and exterior spaces. Even indoors, the atmosphere remains connected to the coastline beyond. The kitchen and formal dining area are positioned to face the water, allowing the changing light to shape the interiors throughout the day. Soft neutral materials, pale timber floors, and textured stone surfaces create a calm and understated palette that keeps the focus on the landscape outside. In the late afternoon, reflections from the sea move softly across the ceilings and walls of the main living spaces. Accommodation is distributed across seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, with each room positioned to maximise privacy and sea views. Several bedrooms open directly onto terraces or garden levels, while upper suites benefit from elevated perspectives across the coastline. The bathrooms maintain the same restrained material palette found throughout the house, combining clean contemporary lines with natural textures and filtered light. The outdoor spaces unfold gradually across multiple levels. Closest to the house, broad terraces create areas for dining, lounging, and quiet seating beneath shaded pergolas. Below, the infinity pool stretches toward the sea, visually merging with the horizon beyond. Steps descend again toward a lower terrace near the shoreline, where the sound of the water becomes more immediate and the sea appears almost level with the deck itself. Near sunset, a single lantern glows beside the terrace seating while the water below turns silver-blue beneath the evening sky. The gardens retain a distinctly Mediterranean character, planted with olive trees, cypress, and low coastal vegetation that responds naturally to the terrain and sea air. The property’s orientation provides both openness toward the horizon and shelter from prevailing winds, creating outdoor areas that remain comfortable throughout much of the year. Fully integrated smart-home technology allows remote management of lighting, climate, and security systems, discreetly incorporated without interrupting the architectural calm of the house. Located directly above a semi-private beach yet surrounded by greenery and privacy, the estate offers a rare combination of waterfront access, uninterrupted sea views, and architectural composure on one of Corfu’s most desirable coastlines.

S ome evenings a cruise ship moves through the Corfu Channel so slowly it seems to be standing still, its lights doubling in the water below while a sailing boat crosses ahead of it, indifferent to the scale. From the pool terrace at Galini, high above Avlaki, all of this is simply what happens outside — the channel is the view, the channel is the foreground, and on a still evening with a glass in hand and the opposite coast beginning to light up in the dark, it is difficult to think of anywhere else one would rather be. The house is set on a hillside plot of 4,000 sqm on the north-east coast of Corfu, its levels stepping down toward the sea through walled and planted terraces, all oriented east toward the channel. The pool and its broad teak deck sit at the lowest outdoor level, the glass balustrade at the seaward edge uninterrupted from the lounger to the open water. The entrance hall opens at ground level onto a wide corridor — large-format tile underfoot, a glass-sided staircase rising through the full height of the house, original canvases on white walls. The staircase climbs to the principal living floor, where kitchen, dining, and sitting rooms are arranged in sequence across the seaward face, connected by sliding doors that retract entirely in summer. The dining room seats ten at a solid oak table beneath a retractable shade sail; the pool and the full reach of the channel are visible through the glass wall behind it. The kitchen runs along the inland side, white-fronted with stone worktops and a long peninsula bar. Six ensuite bedrooms occupy the upper floors, each with a sliding door onto its own sea-facing balcony. The principal suite is the largest: a separate seating area with full-width glazing onto the channel, and a bathroom clad throughout in white marble tile with twin vessel basins and an open walk-in shower. The remaining five bedrooms are distributed across two further levels, each with a private balcony; from the topmost rooms the water is visible in three directions, the far headlands receding into the morning haze. Outside, the pool terrace is the seaward heart of the property — a teak deck alongside a lit rectangular pool, a glass balustrade, and the channel beyond. A covered outdoor dining pavilion with a built-in grill sits to one side; on the other, a lounge area is set against a rendered garden wall planted with bougainvillea and oleander. The whole plot is walled and gated, the garden in two terraced levels below the pool deck, stone steps connecting them. In the early morning, the sun comes up over the channel — low and direct, reaching the teak deck before it reaches the hillside behind the house. The ferries are already moving. Avlaki beach is 400 metres on foot. Kassiopi harbour and its waterfront tavernas are a short drive. Corfu Town and the international airport are approximately 30 minutes by road. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and the Non-Dom Programme.

Set high above the coastline in the hills of Nissaki, this Corfiot villa occupies a privileged position overlooking the Ionian Sea, with far-reaching views that follow the shoreline and extend towards the mountains of the mainland beyond. Surrounded by olive groves, cypress trees and the dense greenery characteristic of north-east Corfu, the property feels closely connected to its landscape while remaining private and secluded. Arranged across two levels, the house has been carefully positioned to maintain a constant visual connection with the sea. The architecture follows a straightforward and balanced composition, with the principal living areas oriented towards the western coastline and framed by broad openings that draw the landscape into the interior. Natural light moves through the house throughout the day, while the elevated position allows the changing colours of the sea and surrounding hillsides to remain present from almost every principal room. The internal layout prioritises openness and flow, with the main living spaces unfolding towards a series of terraces and verandas that extend the living environment into the landscape. Covered outdoor areas create sheltered vantage points overlooking the coastline, providing a gradual transition between the interior of the house and the surrounding grounds. The relationship between built space and nature remains central throughout, with sea views, mature vegetation and the hillside setting shaping the experience of the property. The accommodation is distributed across both levels, allowing the private areas of the house to benefit from varying perspectives over the sea, the olive groves and the wooded slopes surrounding the property. The architecture remains restrained and functional, favouring proportion, light and orientation over decorative gestures. Throughout, the emphasis is placed on comfort, privacy and a strong sense of place within the Corfiot landscape. The villa sits within approximately 5,743 sqm (61,817 sq.ft.) of land planted with established olive trees and bordered by natural vegetation descending towards the coast. The grounds retain a largely natural character, enhancing the sense of seclusion while allowing scope for further landscaping. There is also the possibility of constructing a swimming pool and approximately 93 sqm (1,001 sq.ft.) of additional built area, subject to the relevant permissions. Although immersed in a peaceful hillside setting, the property remains conveniently connected to the coastline below. Glyfa Beach and its waterfront amenities are located approximately 600 metres away, providing easy access to the sea while preserving the elevated privacy that defines the property. As the afternoon light moves across the slopes and the coastline gradually softens into the evening, the villa's position above the bay becomes one of its most compelling qualities, offering a continuous dialogue between architecture, landscape and sea.

Set high above the northeastern coastline of Corfu, Mulberry is a restored stone residence surrounded by olive trees, terraced courtyards, and wide views across the Ionian Sea toward the mainland. Positioned in a peaceful hillside setting close to Kalami, Kouloura, and Agni, the property combines the character of a traditional Corfiot house with the comfort and ease of contemporary island living. Built entirely in local stone and thoughtfully renovated, the house retains its original architectural character through exposed timber ceilings, thick masonry walls, natural textures, and shaded outdoor passageways that connect the different levels of the property. The setting feels private and sheltered, with mature trees and layered terraces softening the architecture into the landscape. The principal living area sits beneath high vaulted timber ceilings, where natural light enters through large openings on multiple sides of the room. The open-plan reception space combines sitting and dining areas around a central fireplace, while wide plank timber floors and pale interiors create a calm contrast to the rustic stone structure. Throughout the house, the materials remain simple and tactile rather than overly polished. Adjacent to the living space, the kitchen combines traditional proportions with practical modern finishes, positioned close to a large covered veranda designed for outdoor dining during the warmer months. From here, the sea remains constantly visible through the surrounding hillsides, while the shaded terrace stays cool even in the height of summer. The three bedrooms are arranged to maintain privacy and direct connection to the outdoors. Each enjoys views toward the sea and surrounding greenery, with large openings allowing natural airflow and soft daylight into the interiors throughout the day. Whitewashed walls, timber details, and stone textures reinforce the quiet, understated atmosphere of the house. Outside, the property unfolds through a sequence of courtyards, stone stairways, terraces, and shaded sitting areas positioned carefully around the landscape. The infinity pool sits slightly forward on the plot, facing uninterrupted views across the coastline and open water beyond. Olive branches move lightly above the terraces, while the stone-paved outdoor spaces create a natural continuity between house and landscape. The setting is notably peaceful despite its proximity to some of Corfu’s most sought-after coastal villages and beaches. Kalami, Agni, and Kouloura are all within a short drive, while the elevated position allows the house to feel entirely removed from the busier summer rhythm of the island. Mulberry is a house defined less by excess and more by atmosphere: cool stone underfoot, timber ceilings warmed by afternoon light, and long sea views extending beyond the olive groves toward the mainland coast. Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa Programme.

Located within the archaeologically protected area of Palea Perithia, Corfu’s oldest preserved village, this rare property combines historic authenticity with refined contemporary comfort. The property is part of a fully approved and carefully executed restoration of a building dating back more than 300 years, respecting the architectural heritage and cultural significance of the village. The main building extends to approximately 300 sq.m. and currently operates as a six-suite boutique hotel. Each suite is generously proportioned at around 50 sq.m., offering a level of space and comfort rarely found in traditional village settings. The accommodation includes four one-bedroom suites with bedroom, lounge, and bathroom, one one-bedroom suite with a kitchen, and one twin bedroom. Complementing the main building is a separate studio apartment, affectionately known as the Goat House, extending to 40.99 sq.m. and offering independent accommodation for guests, staff, or private use. In addition, the property includes a self-contained one-bedroom unit of approximately 60 sq.m., providing further flexibility. A fully restored heritage property in Corfu’s oldest preserved village, where history and contemporary comfort meet. The property benefits from private parking—a rare and valuable feature within the village—and also includes a branded 1969 VW Beetle in excellent condition, which can be included in the sale, adding a distinctive element to the property. There is also potential to expand through the acquisition and restoration of adjacent ruins, subject to the necessary approvals, further enhancing its investment appeal. Surrounded by cobbled paths, traditional stone architecture, and an unspoiled natural landscape, Palea Perithia is renowned for its sense of tranquility, historical importance, and proximity to Corfu’s sought-after northeast coastline. The village’s protected status ensures the long-term preservation of its unique character, making properties of this scale, condition, and versatility exceptionally rare. This is a turn-key opportunity for a boutique hospitality investment, private retreat, or heritage asset in one of Corfu’s most evocative and culturally significant locations.

Set among olive trees and mature greenery in the coastal area of Paramonas, Solandris is a collection of three independent stone villas designed to balance privacy, outdoor living and uninterrupted sea views. Positioned on a 2,130 sqm (22,927 sq.ft.) plot a short walk from the beach, the residences follow the natural contours of the land, allowing each villa its own orientation toward the Ionian Sea while maintaining separation from the others. The architecture combines contemporary lines with traditional Corfiot materials. Locally sourced stone, pale render, timber details and shaded pergolas give the homes a grounded, tactile quality that sits naturally within the landscape. Throughout the property, soft neutral tones and textured surfaces reflect the surrounding coastline and olive groves, while large openings draw light and sea views deep into the interiors. Together, the villas span 285 sqm (3,067 sq.ft.) with six bedrooms and six bathrooms distributed across the three residences. Each villa has its own entrance, private infinity pool and outdoor living areas, allowing the compound to function equally well as a private family retreat or a hospitality-driven investment property. Villa One is defined by its vaulted exposed-beam ceiling and open-plan living space, where the kitchen, dining and sitting areas flow directly toward the pool terrace. Full-height sliding doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior spaces, while the elevated pool looks outward toward the sea beyond the trees. The upper level contains the principal bedroom suite, positioned for privacy and morning light. Villa Two follows a similar architectural language, with shaded terraces and open-plan interiors softened by natural materials and warm lighting. A Hydro Spa is integrated into the outdoor terrace, while the upper-level principal bedroom opens onto a private veranda overlooking the coastline. The orientation of the villa captures both sea views and prevailing summer breezes moving inland from the shore. Villa Three sits slightly forward on the plot, closer to the view, and includes two bedrooms arranged around a compact open-plan living space. Its private infinity pool extends toward the sea, framed by stone walls, planted terraces and mature vegetation that create a strong sense of seclusion despite the property’s proximity to the coast. Outdoor areas throughout Solandris are designed as extensions of the interiors rather than separate entertaining spaces. Pergola-covered dining areas, built-in seating, textured stone courtyards and shaded terraces create a sequence of calm exterior rooms connected by pathways and planted gardens. Olive trees and Mediterranean planting soften the architecture, while the sound of cicadas and sea air define the atmosphere during the warmer months. The villas incorporate energy-efficient systems and environmentally conscious materials selected for durability and climatic performance, helping maintain cooler interior temperatures during summer while preserving the natural character of the property. Paramonas Beach lies within walking distance, along with a small collection of traditional tavernas along the coast. Despite this accessibility, the setting remains quiet and residential, surrounded by greenery and uninterrupted sea views rather than dense development. As evening light settles across the hillside, the pools reflect the changing colours of the Ionian Sea while the stone façades take on the warmer tones of the landscape around them.

Perched above the picturesque harbour and village of Kassiopi, this contemporary villa is a private sanctuary where modern design meets the timeless beauty of the Ionian Sea. A short stroll leads to a secluded cove and pristine beach, while from the villa itself, sweeping 180° views span Imerolia Bay, Avlaki, and across the channel to Albania. Designed for light and space, the interiors are framed by floor-to-ceiling glass, blurring the line between home and horizon. The open-plan ground floor flows seamlessly from a sleek kitchen and dining space onto a sun-soaked terrace, where infinity waters merge with endless blue. The living areas invite both relaxation and entertaining, anchored by a striking wooden staircase that connects all levels. Upstairs, the master suite is a retreat of its own—private balcony, en-suite, and breathtaking sea views. A second guest suite offers equal comfort and perspective. The lower level transforms leisure into luxury, with a cinema and games room alongside two more generous bedrooms, one opening onto a quiet terrace. Outdoors, the villa is made for slow Mediterranean days and lively evenings—loungers in the infinity pool, shaded dining by the BBQ, lush gardens, and uninterrupted vistas over the village and sea. An in-and-out driveway ensures privacy and ease of arrival. Every detail here is crafted for both indulgence and investment: a serene holiday retreat that doubles as a high-yield rental opportunity. This is more than a villa—it’s a front-row seat to the romance of coastal Corfu.

Set on the hillside of North East Corfu, this contemporary villa is positioned to capture wide views across the sea and the surrounding countryside. Currently under construction and scheduled for completion in summer 2025, the house combines clean architectural lines with natural stone detailing and expansive glazing, creating a residence that feels both modern and connected to its landscape. The main living area unfolds as a single open-plan space, where floor-to-ceiling sliding doors draw light through the interior and open directly onto the terraces and pool. Soft neutral tones, timber finishes and restrained materials create a calm atmosphere throughout the house, while the orientation ensures uninterrupted views from nearly every principal room. The transition between interior and exterior spaces is fluid, designed for long summer days shaped around the terrace and the horizon beyond. At the centre of the living space, the kitchen is arranged around a large island with seating for eight, positioned to face the sea through the full-height glazing. The layout is both practical and social, allowing the kitchen, dining and sitting areas to remain visually connected while maintaining distinct zones within the open space. The villa will contain five en-suite bedrooms, each designed with privacy and natural light in mind. Large openings frame views of the coastline, while the restrained palette of stone, wood and soft fabrics keeps the focus on the landscape outside. Morning light moves gradually across the bedrooms and terraces, changing the atmosphere throughout the day. A lower-ground level introduces additional flexibility to the property, with space planned for either a gym, cinema room or secondary lounge area. Outdoors, broad terraces extend around the infinity pool, which visually merges with the sea beyond. Landscaped gardens soften the architecture, while the outdoor kitchen and dining area create a sheltered setting for meals during the warmer months. The property sits on a 2,157 sqm plot in one of Corfu’s most established residential areas, combining privacy with convenient access to nearby beaches, tavernas and harbours along the north-eastern coastline. Please note that the images shown are architectural visualisations and are indicative of the completed property.

Elissia sits above the sheltered bay of Agios Stefanos in north-east Corfu, looking across the Ionian toward the mountains of Albania beyond. From its elevated position, the house follows the natural slope of the hillside, allowing nearly every room and terrace to remain open to the sea. The harbour below moves at a slower rhythm than much of the island: fishing boats crossing the bay early in the morning, sailboats anchored offshore through the afternoon, and the lights of the waterfront appearing gradually as evening settles over the coast. Arranged across three levels, the villa combines generous interior proportions with broad outdoor living areas designed around the view. The architecture is simple and clean-lined, with pale façades, shaded verandas and wide openings that allow light to move easily through the house throughout the day. Inside, the atmosphere remains calm and practical rather than formal, with neutral tones, tiled floors and soft natural light reflecting off the sea beyond the windows. The main entrance opens into the principal living level, where sitting and dining areas are arranged in an open-plan layout facing outward toward the terraces. Large sliding doors frame uninterrupted views across the bay and allow the interior spaces to extend naturally outside. The kitchen connects directly to the dining area and terraces, making the house particularly comfortable for long summer stays when daily life moves continuously between indoors and out. A fireplace anchors the living room during the cooler months, while wide covered verandas provide shade throughout the height of summer. The four bedrooms are distributed across the villa’s three levels, each positioned to maintain privacy while still benefitting from the surrounding landscape and sea views. Several rooms open directly onto balconies or terraces overlooking the bay, where the early morning light arrives softly across the water before reaching the hillside behind the house. The interiors remain understated and bright, with large windows, pale finishes and simple furnishings that keep the focus on the setting outside. The outdoor areas are designed as a continuation of the house itself. Wide stone terraces surround the swimming pool, while a pergola-covered sitting area and outdoor dining space create sheltered areas throughout the day. An outdoor kitchen and built-in barbecue sit beside the main entertaining terrace, positioned to face the water and evening light across the bay. From the pool terrace, the coastline unfolds gradually toward Agios Stefanos harbour below, with uninterrupted views extending far across the Ionian. The property is located within walking distance of the beach and harbour, allowing easy access to the restaurants and waterfront cafés of Agios Stefanos while still maintaining a strong sense of privacy and elevation above the bay. Corfu Town and the airport are approximately 45 minutes away by car, making the villa well suited both as a seasonal residence and for extended stays throughout the year.

Positioned on the Kommeno Peninsula along Corfu’s east coast, this contemporary residence combines privacy, scale, and uninterrupted views across the Ionian Sea toward the mainland. Set within landscaped grounds in one of the island’s most established residential enclaves, the property is designed for year-round living, balancing generous interior volumes with a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. Arranged across multiple levels and connected by elevator, the house unfolds through wide open-plan living spaces filled with natural light from large sliding openings and circular feature windows. The principal reception area combines the living room, dining space, and kitchen within a single expansive floor, where clean architectural lines, neutral materials, and soft lighting create a calm and understated atmosphere. Large openings lead directly onto terraces overlooking the sea, allowing indoor and outdoor spaces to flow naturally together throughout the day. The kitchen is fully integrated into the main living area, designed with broad preparation surfaces, premium appliances, and a central island that anchors the space without interrupting its openness. Adjacent leisure areas include a billiards room and additional lounge spaces that maintain the same restrained aesthetic throughout the house. Five en-suite bedrooms are positioned for privacy and separation, each with generous proportions, large windows, and direct access to terraces or gardens. The principal suite occupies a privileged position within the residence, opening onto its own private terrace with elevated sea views, alongside a dressing area and spacious bathroom finished in soft natural tones. Upper-level bedrooms beneath timber ceilings introduce a warmer architectural character while retaining the clean contemporary language of the house. Wellness and recreation are integrated discreetly into the property. An indoor swimming pool, gym, and multiple relaxation areas allow the residence to function comfortably beyond the summer months, while climate control and high-speed connectivity are incorporated throughout. Outside, the landscaped terraces descend gradually through the plot, creating distinct spaces for dining, sunbathing, and entertaining. The main swimming pool faces open views across the coastline and surrounding bays, while shaded pergolas and lounge areas provide shelter from the afternoon sun. A private tennis court occupies its own level below the house, bordered by mature planting that reinforces the sense of seclusion throughout the estate. From the upper terraces, the view extends across Kommeno’s wooded hillsides, marinas, and the shifting blue of the Ionian Sea. In the evening, lights from the coastline begin to appear below while the surrounding gardens remain quiet and sheltered from view. Contemporary in character yet carefully integrated into its setting, this residence combines privacy, leisure, and accessibility within one of Corfu’s most sought-after coastal locations.

Mistral sits within landscaped grounds close to Almyros Beach on the northern coast of Corfu, combining contemporary architecture with the relaxed rhythm of outdoor Mediterranean living. Framed by olive groves and open skies, the property has been designed to maximise light, privacy and connection to the surrounding landscape, while remaining only moments from the shoreline and everyday amenities. The villa is arranged across clean geometric volumes softened by natural planting, wide terraces and long horizontal lines that draw the eye outward toward the pool and distant sea views. Approached through a private gated entrance, the house immediately conveys a sense of openness, with broad paved terraces unfolding around the swimming pool and outdoor living areas. Mature olive trees and low planting frame the grounds, creating privacy without disconnecting the property from its natural setting. Inside, the interiors follow a restrained contemporary aesthetic. Pale stone floors, soft neutral tones and large sliding glass openings allow daylight to move through the spaces throughout the day. The principal living and dining area is open-plan in design, connecting directly to the terraces and pool through full-height glazing. The kitchen sits as part of the central living space, finished with streamlined cabinetry and integrated appliances, balancing practicality with understated design. The relationship between interior and exterior spaces is central to the experience of the house. Covered outdoor dining areas, shaded lounge spaces and expansive sun terraces allow different areas of the property to be used comfortably throughout the day, depending on light and temperature. The swimming pool extends across the main terrace with integrated shallow lounging sections, while the surrounding deck provides uninterrupted space for sunbeds and seating. In the evening, the lighting built into the architecture and landscaping gives the property a calm, low-lit atmosphere against the backdrop of the Corfiot countryside. All four bedrooms are arranged with en-suite bathrooms and direct access to terraces or balconies, maintaining privacy and natural light throughout the accommodation. The bedrooms continue the villa’s minimal and refined material palette, with soft textiles, pale surfaces and large openings framing views across the gardens and surrounding landscape. A private sauna adds an additional wellness element to the property, discreetly integrated into the interior layout. The villa’s position allows quick access to Almyros Beach, known for its long stretch of sand and shallow turquoise water, while nearby tavernas, shops and services remain within easy reach. The setting balances privacy with convenience, making the property equally suited for seasonal use or year-round living. As dusk settles across the grounds, the illuminated terraces, still water of the pool and rows of olive trees create a quiet atmosphere that feels connected to both the landscape and the sea beyond.

Casa Arcadia sits within the narrow streets of Corfu’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, where Venetian facades, church towers and shuttered balconies create one of the island’s most recognisable urban landscapes. From the apartment’s small balcony, the rooftops unfold in layered terracotta tones toward the bell towers rising above the quarter, while the sounds of the town drift upward softly through the day — footsteps on stone, distant church bells, shutters opening onto the street below. Fully renovated, the apartment combines the proportions and character of a historic Corfiot residence with a quieter contemporary interior language. Across 132 square metres, pale oak floors, soft limestone tones and carefully integrated lighting create spaces that feel calm and cohesive without losing their connection to the surrounding architecture. Natural light moves easily throughout the apartment, reflected by high ceilings and restrained finishes that allow the textures of the original building to remain present. The principal living and dining room is arranged as one open-plan space, organised around tall windows and subtle architectural detailing. Soft neutral furnishings and warm timber flooring give the room a residential ease, while concealed lighting and bespoke joinery maintain clean lines throughout. The kitchen sits naturally within the space rather than apart from it, finished in matte white cabinetry, integrated appliances and pale stone surfaces. A central island creates an informal gathering point while preserving the openness of the room. French doors open onto a narrow balcony overlooking the tiled rooftops and pastel facades of the Old Town. In the early morning, the light reaches the upper levels first, catching the church dome nearby and the iron railings lined with geraniums. By evening, the atmosphere shifts entirely as the streets below quieten and the warm stone of the surrounding buildings holds the last of the day’s heat. The three bedrooms continue the apartment’s restrained material palette, combining soft fabrics, pale walls and discreet built-in storage. One bedroom retains a decorative fireplace, a subtle reminder of the building’s historic origins, while the overall atmosphere remains contemporary and understated. The bathrooms are finished in light stone and brushed fittings, with walk-in showers, custom vanities and carefully integrated lighting that gives the spaces a clean architectural simplicity. Despite its central location within the Old Town, the apartment feels notably insulated from the activity below thanks to double-glazed windows and the thickness of the original walls. Air conditioning throughout ensures comfortable year-round living, whether as a private residence, a Corfu pied-à-terre, or a property suited to premium seasonal rental use. Casa Arcadia places daily life within walking distance of the Liston, the Old Fortress, small cafés and the waterfront promenades of Corfu Town. Yet its strongest quality remains the sense of living within the fabric of the historic centre itself — opening the balcony doors in the morning to tiled roofs, faded shutters and the slow rhythm of the town beginning below.

Marelia is positioned above the sheltered bay of Nissaki on Corfu’s north-east coast, within walking distance of the beach, waterfront tavernas, and the small harbour below. Set into a steep green hillside overlooking the Ionian Sea, the villa combines traditional Corfiot architecture with expansive open-water views that extend across the channel toward the mountains of the mainland. The arrival is understated and private, with the house emerging gradually through dense Mediterranean vegetation and olive trees. From the first terrace, the setting becomes immediately apparent: uninterrupted sea views framed by dark iron railings, timber pergolas, and the soft terracotta tones of the rooflines. The elevated position allows the horizon to remain visible from almost every part of the property, while the surrounding greenery creates a strong sense of seclusion despite the proximity to the village below. Arranged across two principal levels, the interiors are warm, informal, and deeply connected to the character of the island. Exposed timber ceilings run throughout the house, paired with polished wooden floors, traditional cabinetry, and soft neutral furnishings that reflect the relaxed atmosphere of a long-established coastal home rather than a formal contemporary villa. Large windows and French doors allow natural light to move through the interiors continuously, keeping the sea in view from nearly every room. The main living area opens directly onto broad covered terraces overlooking the water. Timber beams cast patterned shadows across the outdoor dining spaces during the afternoon, while the covered verandas create sheltered seating areas positioned to capture the changing light across the bay. One particularly memorable detail is the circular window within the dining area, framing the surrounding greenery like a carefully composed landscape study. The kitchen continues the traditional Corfiot aesthetic with solid timber cabinetry, stone worktops, and simple practical detailing designed for long summer stays. Dining and living spaces remain intentionally connected to the terraces, reinforcing the indoor–outdoor rhythm that defines the property. Accommodation includes three bedrooms in total, with two principal bedrooms positioned upstairs to maximise privacy and views. Timber-lined ceilings, soft natural tones, and direct access to balconies overlooking the Ionian create calm, understated spaces shaped primarily by light and landscape. The sea remains visible even from the beds, particularly during the early morning hours when the water reflects the first sunlight across the channel. A separate self-contained guest house provides independent accommodation for visiting family or friends while remaining integrated into the overall layout of the estate. Positioned slightly apart from the main residence, it benefits from the same elevated perspective across the coastline and surrounding olive groves. Outside, the infinity-edge pool terrace forms the visual centre of the property. Suspended above the hillside, the pool appears to merge directly with the sea beyond, framed only by the distant outlines of the mainland mountains and the changing blues of the Ionian. Terraces surrounding the pool provide multiple areas for dining, reading, or simply sitting quietly above the water. In the late afternoon, the reflected light across the sea reaches deep beneath the covered veranda ceilings, warming the timber overhead. Marelia combines the warmth and familiarity of a traditional Corfiot home with one of the island’s most desirable coastal settings. Its scale remains intimate and manageable, while the elevated position, uninterrupted views, and immediate access to Nissaki’s shoreline create a property deeply connected to both landscape and village life. *]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))] dir=auto data-turn-id=request-6a0d800c-8340-8327-b8d1-db31d586d20d-10 data-turn-id-container=request-6a0d800c-8340-8327-b8d1-db31d586d20d-10 data-testid=conversation-turn-542 data-scroll-anchor=false data-turn=assistant> Eligible for the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non Dom Programme.

In the quiet countryside of Kombitsi, central Corfu, Nemora offers a rare opportunity to acquire a classic estate set on 23,000 sq.m of beautifully green land. Bordered by mature trees and gentle hillsides, the property ensures full privacy and captures the essence of Corfiot charm. Beautifully appointed reception areas—a welcoming sitting room with a fireplace, an elegant dining room, and a quiet library—create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Large garden-facing windows frame the greenery and allow abundant natural light to flow through each space. Set across two levels, the property offers 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, including a ground-floor bedroom perfectly suited for guests or easy-access living. From the upper floor, tranquil vistas stretch across the estate and the rolling countryside. Sunlit interiors and garden-facing rooms create a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout this classic countryside estate. At the heart of the grounds sits a stone-built gazebo, perfectly suited for al fresco meals, BBQs, and relaxed outdoor gatherings. Overlooking the expansive lawned gardens, it offers a quiet spot to enjoy the property’s natural beauty. A short drive brings you to Corfu’s UNESCO-recognised Old Town and the sandy beaches along the west coast, offering both cultural interest and seaside enjoyment. The village of Kombitsi is within easy walking distance and provides traditional tavernas and a friendly local feel. Blending period charm with extensive grounds and a prime central setting, Nemora offers an outstanding opportunity for anyone seeking a noteworthy home in the heart of Corfu. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program .

Maris occupies a rare beachfront position on Corfu’s quieter west coast, set directly above the shoreline in the area of Prasoudi where dense green hills descend gradually towards the Ionian Sea. The villa has been designed with a strong emphasis on openness, light and continuity with the landscape, combining sharp contemporary architecture with the softer textures and colours of its coastal setting. From arrival, the relationship between the house and the sea remains constant. Wide openings and full-height glazing frame uninterrupted views across the water, while the clean horizontal lines of the architecture draw the eye outward toward the horizon. Inside, the principal living spaces unfold as a series of connected open-plan areas, where the kitchen, dining and sitting rooms flow directly onto expansive terraces and shaded outdoor lounges. The interiors follow a restrained material palette of pale stone, natural wood and soft neutral tones, allowing the changing light and surrounding landscape to define the atmosphere of the house. Double-height spaces introduce volume and airiness throughout the main living area, while carefully positioned openings maintain a continuous visual connection to the sea from almost every room. The four bedrooms are arranged to maximise privacy while preserving the same sense of openness found throughout the villa. Several suites face directly towards the coastline, with floor-to-ceiling glazing and private terraces positioned to capture the evening light over the water. Bathrooms continue the calm architectural language of the interiors, combining minimal forms with natural textures and uninterrupted views. Outside, the 32-metre swimming pool extends along the edge of the terraces, visually merging with the sea beyond. Shaded seating areas, outdoor dining spaces and quiet corners positioned within the landscaped grounds create a series of spaces that shift naturally throughout the day, from long afternoons beside the water to evenings facing the sunset horizon. Olive trees, low Mediterranean planting and the surrounding evergreen slopes reinforce the sense of privacy while keeping the property closely connected to the landscape around it. Set within 6,000 sqm of grounds with direct access to the beach below, Maris combines contemporary coastal living with one of the most secluded waterfront settings on Corfu’s western shoreline. As the sun lowers across the Ionian Sea, the terraces and pool remain suspended between the hillside and the water, with the sound of the sea carrying through the property long after dusk.