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Just outside the harbour of Fiskardo, Kyrene occupies landscaped grounds with uninterrupted views across the Ionian Sea. The terraces and heated infinity pool face the water, catching the afternoon light as it moves across the surface; Emplysi Beach, with its clear turquoise water, is a few minutes away on foot. The main house has three bedrooms. The master suite has a super king-size bed, a private bathroom, and a balcony facing the sea. The two further double bedrooms each have king-size beds and their own outdoor spaces looking over the sea and pool terrace, each with a private bathroom. Kyrene is just moments from both Fiskardo and Emplysi Beach, with sea views from the principal rooms and terraces. The principal living space is a single vaulted room of white-painted beams and local stone, open at both ends to the terrace and the sea beyond. Rattan seating, a solid oak dining table with bench, and a stone fireplace furnish the room; the kitchen runs along one side in light oak. Stone-tiled floors run through to the terrace. A separate guest studio contains two further bedrooms — one with a king-size bed, one with a queen-size — sharing a bathroom, along with its own sitting room and kitchenette. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program .

An under-construction maisonette located in a modern residential complex in Kifisia. This 72sq.m. residence is part of an elegant development of 17 homes, offering contemporary comforts and superior construction quality. Spread over 2 levels, the ground floor features a bright living and dining area with an impressive double-height ceiling, a fireplace, and direct access to the garden, along with a modern open-plan kitchen and 1 bathroom. The upper level hosts a comfortable bedroom. The property includes exclusive use of a 60sq.m. garden, a storage room, and parking space. Residents of the complex also enjoy access to a shared swimming pool and gym. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. An exceptional home in a quiet and desirable area of Kifisia.

An exceptional plot located in a peaceful and authentic corner of Kythira, in the traditional village of Aroniadika. The land spans a total of 2,411sq.m. is gently sloping, and offers panoramic views of the sea and the lush surrounding landscape. It is partially located within the village zone and partially outside the planning and zoning boundaries. A section of the plot is buildable, with the possibility to construct up to 200sq.m. for residential use. A unique opportunity on one of Greece’s most charming and undiscovered islands, Kythira.

Tall pines, a building shared with just two other residences, and an entire floor to itself — this 267 m² apartment carries the ease and quiet of a private house on one of Kifissia's most established streets. The entrance hall — lined with full-height mirrors and warmed by honey-toned hardwood floors — announces the apartment's character before a single room has been seen. The living spaces unfold generously beyond: a vast, light-filled reception flows into a formal dining area, both anchored by beautiful parquet and an elegant fireplace. A large wraparound terrace with built-in planters and a pergola-shaded seating area extends the living space naturally outward. A separate study-library, lined floor-to-ceiling with bookshelves and looking out to garden views, offers a quiet retreat for reading or work. The eat-in kitchen retains a warm, country character — solid timber cabinetry, a breakfast table tucked beneath a pendant light. The kind of home where the city is close enough — yet feels, somehow, far away. Four bedrooms arranged along a private corridor share the same calm outlook over surrounding greenery and the same warm hardwood underfoot. Two are ensuite; a family bathroom and guest cloakroom serve the remaining rooms. Two underground parking spaces and a generous basement storage room round things out — the kind of practical detail that matters. Kifissia is one of Athens most prestigious northern suburbs, long favoured for its rare combination of urban convenience and a genuinely leafy, unhurried pace of life. Sitting at an elevation that keeps it cooler than the city in summer, it is characterised by tree-lined avenues, elegant boutiques, and some of the finest dining in the wider Athens area — a gracious setting that makes Verve not just a home, but an address. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non-Dom Program .

This luxury maisonette in Varkiza presents an ideal retreat in the linear zone of the Athenian Riviera, a mere 50 meters from the captivating sea. Boasting a spacious layout across three levels, this residence encompasses 340 square meters of comfortable living space. The three bedrooms, each accompanied by an ensuite bathroom, along with an additional WC, ensure convenience and privacy. This Garden Residence offers a thoughtfully designed layout: 118 square meters on the Ground Floor, 116 square meters on the First Floor, and a practical 106 square meters in the Basement. A standout feature of this property is the lush 390-square-meter private garden on the Ground Floor complete with a 60-square-meter swimming pool,, creating a serene outdoor oasis. Technical excellence is seamlessly integrated, boasting an A+ Energy Building Class, independent air conditioning, underfloor heating, and energy-efficient features like high-efficiency PV arrays and thermal insulation. The residence also includes three underground parking spots, ensuring both convenience and security. With its blend of modern amenities, serene garden space, and proximity to the coast, this maisonette offers an enticing opportunity for those seeking an elegant and comfortable lifestyle within the enchanting Athenian Riviera.

An exceptional plot in a peaceful location in the lush green area of Mystras. The property extends over a total of 19,168sq.m., surrounded by nature, and features approximately 500 olive trees, offering a unique combination of tranquility, privacy, and authentic Mediterranean landscape. An outstanding opportunity, ideal either as an agricultural investment or as the perfect setting for creating a residence in nature.

An exceptional detached residence set in a lush green landscape in Kassandra, Halkidiki. This independent home, with a total area of 349sq.m., is spread across 3 levels and sits on a spacious 4,599sq.m. plot. The main level features a living/dining area, a kitchen, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a large balcony with unobstructed views of the natural surroundings. The upper level includes 3 additional bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and two more balconies. On the lower level, there is a comfortable sitting area, a kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and 2 storage rooms. Outdoors, the property offers a generous swimming pool, a BBQ area, a 12sq.m. storage room, and an impressive, landscaped garden. An outstanding residence surrounded by greenery, just minutes away from the beaches of Halkidiki.

Athenia Estate occupies one of the most discreet and established residential settings in Palaio Psychiko, positioned behind mature trees and extensive landscaped grounds that create an unusual sense of privacy for central Athens. Set across two adjoining plots totalling approximately 5,700 sqm, the estate combines scale, seclusion and long-term potential within one of the capital’s most enduring residential districts. The approach unfolds gradually along a quiet, tree-lined street where dense planting and stone pathways soften the transition from city to residence. Hidden within expansive gardens of mature olive trees, cypress, palms and shaded lawns, the property carries the atmosphere of a private compound rather than an urban estate. The sound of the city recedes almost entirely beneath the canopy of established greenery. At the centre of the grounds, the main residence extends across a predominantly single-level layout, designed around broad internal volumes and strong visual connection to the surrounding gardens. White rendered walls, arched colonnades and deep verandas introduce a restrained architectural language that reflects both Mediterranean and modernist influences, while maintaining a calm and timeless character throughout the property. The principal reception rooms are arranged with generous proportions and direct garden outlooks, allowing natural light to move softly through the interiors across the course of the day. Large picture windows frame mature planting rather than neighbouring properties, reinforcing the estate’s unusual privacy. Terracotta floors, fireplaces, bespoke wood cabinetry and wide transitional corridors create continuity between formal entertaining spaces and quieter family areas. The dining room and adjoining reception salons retain a composed residential atmosphere, with broad openings connecting the rooms while preserving a sense of scale and separation. Throughout the house, the architecture prioritises proportion, circulation and connection to the landscape rather than visual excess. Several rooms open directly onto covered terraces and shaded courtyards, where arches filter the afternoon light across stone paving and planted borders. The main residence includes four bedrooms and five bathrooms, arranged to maintain privacy from the principal entertaining areas. Ancillary spaces add substantial flexibility to the estate, including approximately 203 sqm of auxiliary areas supporting staff accommodation, storage and operational functions. Separate from the main house, an independent guest residence of approximately 122 sqm provides fully autonomous accommodation within the grounds, allowing visitors or extended family complete privacy while remaining connected to the wider estate. A large indoor swimming pool sits discreetly within its own dedicated volume, opening onto covered walkways and garden-facing colonnades. The surrounding grounds remain the defining feature of the property: expansive lawns, mature trees, shaded pathways and layered planting create an atmosphere rarely found within Athens’ urban fabric. In several areas of the garden, the landscape feels almost park-like in scale, with long stone paths disappearing beneath dense vegetation and quiet seating areas positioned throughout the estate. Beyond its existing residential qualities, Athenia Estate presents an increasingly rare landholding opportunity within Palaio Psychiko. The combined plots allow exceptional flexibility for sensitive redevelopment, expansion, or the creation of a significant contemporary residence while preserving the privacy and maturity of the setting. Properties of this scale and positioning have become exceptionally limited within the area, particularly those capable of supporting both immediate residential use and long-term strategic value.

Above a quiet street in Kifisia, where the plane trees and Aleppo pines have grown tall, a second-floor apartment of 125 sqm sits level with the upper branches, its long balcony laid in alternating squares of dark and white marble. The building stands among tile-roofed houses set back behind garden walls. The entrance opens into a single reception room that runs the full depth of the floor, dining area at one end under a brass and crystal chandelier, sitting room at the other. A fireplace with a steel surround anchors the far wall; beside it, a run of fitted shelving. Carved walnut chairs with blue velvet seats, layered rugs in rose and ochre, a deep sofa — the room holds the warmth of the accumulated furniture with the ease of a space that has been lived in rather than arranged. In the morning, before the city stirs, the air off the trees comes in cool through the open door. The balcony runs the width of the reception room. A small iron-framed table sits near the rail, the plane trees close enough to touch. Potted bougainvillea and philodendron line the balustrade. The kitchen is fitted in pale grey cabinetry with white worktops and a central island. Two polished steel pendant lights hang above the island. A window above the sink looks into the trees, and a rug adds a touch of colour to the space. There are two bedrooms, the main bedroom has dark textured wallpaper and walnut floors. The window opens into a canopy that shades the balcony. A bathroom and a guest bathroom serve both rooms. A third room off the entrance hall can be utilised as a study. The building has a private storage room and one parking space at ground level.

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.

Located within the storied lanes of Spetses’ Old Harbour, the neighbourhood where the island’s seafaring captains once built their mansions, Magenta is wonderfully preserved archontiko of the neoclassical era, bearing witness to the Saronic’s maritime legacy with quiet authority. Set on a 400 sq.m. plot, the Magenta unfolds across two floors of 100 sq.m. each, offering generous, light-filled spaces that speak of a more gracious era. The moment you step through the double blue doors, the extraordinary painted ceiling — with its hand-stenciled floral frieze and ornate central medallion — announces that this is no ordinary house. The upper floor is the heart of the home: a sweeping open-plan living and dining room of rare elegance, with soaring ceilings, terracotta floors, and periwinkle-blue woodwork throughout — a space that moves with equal ease between private retreat and gracious entertaining. Two spacious bedrooms, one with its own en-suite bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and an additional bathroom complete this floor. The Old Harbour, where traditional wooden kaïkia still bob in the water, and the rhythm of life moves at the pace of the Aegean — tavernas, the sea, and the heart of island life all within a short stroll. The ground floor offers three independent guest suites, each with its own bathroom, with the largest also featuring a kitchenette — each suite entirely self-contained. Beyond the entrance, a courtyard gives way to a garden of quiet abundance: walnut, orange, lemon, pomegranate and plum trees, all presided over by a magnificent bougainvillea that climbs the staircase in a blaze of magenta — the defining image that gives the villa its name. The property further benefits from 115 sq.m. of unused building rights — a compelling opportunity for considered expansion. Magenta is a property of character, history and rare potential — whether as a private family home, a boutique rental, or a considered investment in one of the Saronic Gulf’s most beloved destinations.

A privileged plot of land in the area of Arkalochori, in Heraklion, Crete. The property is located approximately 3 km from the new Crete International Airport currently under construction. The plot has a total area of 59,161sq.m., is located outside the settlement boundaries, and is buildable. An interesting option, ideal for investment development, in Heraklion, Crete.

Set in a quiet and private setting, this 5,200 sqm sea-view plot enjoys uninterrupted sunset views over the Ionian Sea. It combines a sense of seclusion with convenient access to the sandy beaches of Agios Gordios, and Corfu Town and the airport, both within a 25-minute drive. Offered for sale with a valid building permit, the approved design outlines a two-storey, L-shaped home set along the natural contours of the land, with sea views from all principal spaces. The layout includes four en-suite bedrooms, each facing the coastline, and an open-plan living and dining area designed around light and outlook. Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living, with a striking 20-metre infinity pool merging into the horizon. The layout includes a multi-purpose room suitable for a home cinema, gym, office, or additional bedroom, along with generous storage. The principal suite has direct access to a private roof terrace with a dedicated yoga platform and panoramic sea views. The land itself is rich with character, featuring over 40 mature olive trees, which can be shaped to provide natural shade or to further open up the views. Meandering paths wind through the olive grove, revealing multiple vantage points and creating a sense of exploration across the estate.

Belair is positioned in Politeia, one of the highest and most established residential enclaves of Kifissia, where the elevated setting creates long views across the Athens basin and a noticeably quieter atmosphere than the city below. From its generous terraces, the apartment enjoys an uninterrupted outlook that extends across the urban landscape from north to south, while the surrounding greenery softens the relationship between the property and the wider city. Occupying approximately 100 sqm (1,076 sq.ft.), the residence combines contemporary design with a sense of warmth and practicality suited to everyday living. Natural light enters throughout the day through wide openings that connect the interior directly to the terraces, enhancing the feeling of space and maintaining a constant visual connection with the surrounding views. A palette of oak flooring, pale stone and soft neutral tones creates a calm and cohesive atmosphere throughout the apartment. The principal living spaces are arranged within an open-plan layout that balances reception, dining and kitchen areas while preserving a clear sense of flow. Large glazed openings extend the living area towards the terrace, allowing the apartment to feel considerably larger than its internal footprint. The design remains understated and functional, with carefully integrated storage, clean architectural lines and a layout that prioritises both comfort and natural light. The kitchen is positioned as part of the main living environment rather than a separate room, contributing to the continuity of the interior spaces. Contemporary finishes and a restrained material palette complement the overall character of the residence, creating a setting that feels both practical and visually balanced. The terrace serves as a natural continuation of the apartment, providing a generous outdoor living space with open views across Athens. Its elevated position captures cooler air during the warmer months and reinforces the sense of privacy that distinguishes this part of Politeia from the denser urban areas below. The two bedrooms continue the same calm architectural language found throughout the residence, with well-proportioned spaces, integrated storage and a focus on natural light. The bathrooms are finished in pale tones and natural materials, maintaining consistency with the wider design of the apartment while supporting comfortable day-to-day living. Residents benefit from access to landscaped communal grounds and a shared swimming pool, a feature rarely associated with apartment living in this part of northern Athens. Private parking, storage, air conditioning, heating and security systems further support year-round use, whether as a primary residence or a city base. Located within easy reach of central Kifissia, the property combines the tranquillity of Politeia with convenient access to boutiques, restaurants, cafés and daily amenities. As evening settles across the city, the view gradually transforms into a constellation of lights stretching across the basin below, reinforcing the apartment’s privileged position above Athens.

Villa Estella occupies a privileged waterfront position on Corfu’s northern coastline, near Karousades, where the landscape becomes increasingly open and the views extend uninterrupted across the Ionian Sea towards the Albanian mainland. Set within 4,200 sqm (45,208 sq.ft.) of landscaped grounds, the property is carefully positioned to maximise its direct relationship with the water while maintaining a strong sense of privacy and seclusion. The residence sits low within the terrain, sheltered by mature planting and oriented entirely towards the sea. Its architecture is shaped around the coastal setting, with the principal living areas opening broadly towards the horizon and maintaining a constant visual connection with the surrounding landscape. Wide covered terraces extend the living spaces outdoors, creating a natural flow between the interior and the waterfront setting beyond. Inside, the house is arranged around light, openness and views. Generous reception areas connect seamlessly to the terraces, while large openings allow daylight to move through the interiors throughout the day. The layout has been designed to ensure that the sea remains visible from the principal rooms, reinforcing the sense of proximity to the coastline. The overall atmosphere is calm and relaxed, balancing classical architectural influences with the informality expected of a waterfront residence. The kitchen and dining spaces remain integrated with the main living areas, creating continuity throughout the ground floor. Multiple orientations allow natural airflow to move through the house, particularly during the warmer months when sea breezes arrive from the coast. The interiors feel bright and connected to their surroundings, with each space positioned to engage with the views rather than turn away from them. The accommodation comprises four bedrooms arranged across two levels. Each enjoys a degree of privacy and access to outdoor space, while the principal suite occupies a more prominent position within the house, benefiting from expansive views across the coastline. Throughout the private areas, the design remains consistent with the architecture of the residence, favouring light-filled spaces and a close relationship with the landscape. Outdoor living forms an integral part of the property. The waterfront orientation, extensive terraces and carefully arranged exterior spaces create a variety of settings that respond to different times of day, while maintaining uninterrupted views across the Ionian. The grounds provide both structure and privacy, framing the house without competing with its coastal setting. Despite the peaceful atmosphere, the northern coast’s beaches, tavernas and villages remain easily accessible, while the wider infrastructure of Corfu is within comfortable reach. The property combines a direct connection to the sea with the convenience of an established and well-served location. As the light softens across the water towards evening, the coastline gradually recedes into the distance and the horizon becomes the defining feature of the view, reinforcing the quiet sense of permanence that characterises this part of northern Corfu.

Positioned on a quiet residential street in Ekali, this detached residence combines generous proportions, abundant natural light and a thoughtful internal layout within one of the northern suburbs’ most established neighbourhoods. Surrounded by mature greenery and low-density residential development, the property enjoys a sense of privacy and space while remaining close to international schools, private clubs and everyday amenities. Extending across approximately 369 sqm (3,972 sq.ft.) over multiple levels, the house has been carefully maintained and updated to support contemporary family living. Connected internally by both a staircase and a private lift, the residence is organised to balance open communal spaces with more private accommodation, creating a natural flow throughout the home. Pale finishes, broad openings and carefully proportioned rooms contribute to a bright and uncluttered atmosphere, with natural light reaching deep into the interiors throughout the day. The principal reception level is arranged around a series of interconnected living spaces that feel both open and comfortable. Large windows frame views of the surrounding garden, while fireplaces and warm flooring introduce texture and balance to the generous volumes. The transition between the various living areas is seamless, creating spaces that function equally well for everyday family life and quieter moments at home. Adjacent to these areas, the kitchen occupies a substantial footprint and benefits from direct daylight and easy access to the outdoor terraces. The upper floor accommodates the main bedroom suite together with additional family bedrooms, all designed with practicality and comfort in mind. Broad openings overlook the surrounding greenery, reinforcing the connection between the house and its landscaped setting. The rooms maintain the same restrained design language found throughout the property, prioritising natural light, proportion and functionality. At attic level, the house gains further versatility through a bright and private space positioned beneath the roofline. With its own bathroom and direct access to a terrace overlooking the residential landscape of Ekali, this floor can adapt easily to changing needs, whether as guest accommodation, a study, a secondary living area or a dedicated workspace. The lower level introduces a substantial leisure and wellness component centred around an indoor heated swimming pool designed for year-round use. Naturally connected to a series of flexible ancillary spaces, this floor extends the living experience beyond the principal reception areas while remaining integrated within the overall layout of the house. Additional service areas, storage facilities and staff accommodation are discreetly positioned on this level, allowing the operational functions of the residence to remain separate from the main family spaces. Outside, the landscaped grounds create a calm and sheltered environment around the house. Mature planting softens the boundaries of the property and provides shade throughout the warmer months, while terraces and garden areas extend the living spaces outdoors. The setting feels private and established, reflecting the residential character for which Ekali is known. Ekali remains one of the most sought-after addresses in northern Athens, valued for its greenery, low building density and convenient access to schools, business districts and major transport connections. The combination of generous internal volumes, flexible accommodation and a well-balanced relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces makes this a residence particularly well suited to long-term family living. Eligible for both the Greek Golden Visa and Greek Non-Dom Programme.

Calla is a refined second-floor residence within a contemporary serviced development in the centre of Glyfada, combining the atmosphere of the Athens Riviera with the ease of fully integrated residential amenities. Positioned just moments from the coastline and Glyfada’s central square, the apartment balances urban convenience with a calmer residential setting defined by landscaped terraces, controlled access and generous communal spaces. The architecture of the building is characterised by clean horizontal lines, limestone-toned façades and deep terraces softened by planted borders and filtered light. Large openings connect the interiors with the surrounding greenery while allowing the apartment to remain private despite its central position. The communal areas have been designed with the same restrained aesthetic, creating continuity between the residences, reception spaces and outdoor pool areas. Inside, the 210 sqm residence unfolds through a spacious open-plan living and dining area where warm oak flooring, soft natural textures and carefully integrated lighting establish a composed and understated atmosphere. Floor-to-ceiling glazing draws daylight deep into the interior throughout the day, while the neutral material palette allows the architectural proportions and natural light to define the character of the space. The kitchen combines dark timber cabinetry, stone surfaces and integrated appliances in a layout that feels discreet yet highly functional. Three bedrooms are arranged to maximise privacy and comfort, each continuing the apartment’s restrained material language. The principal suite opens directly toward the terrace through wide sliding doors, introducing a softer morning light into the room. Bathrooms are finished in natural stone and timber accents, with concealed lighting and minimal detailing reinforcing the calm continuity of the interiors. Calla forms part of one of Glyfada’s first serviced residential developments, designed around the idea of permanent living supported by elevated hospitality-style services. Residents have access to a fitness centre, health club, outdoor swimming pool, concierge assistance, reception services and 24-hour security. Smart-home integration, underfloor heating, storage areas and private parking complete the practical infrastructure of the residence. Its position places the apartment approximately 300 metres from the beach and only moments from Glyfada’s boutiques, cafés, marinas and restaurants. Despite this immediate access to the energy of the neighbourhood, the development maintains a quieter rhythm through its landscaped communal areas and carefully considered architectural layout. Completion is scheduled for December 2026.

Set within the historic centre of Ermoupolis, this four-level townhouse reflects the architectural character that distinguishes Syros from the rest of the Cyclades. Positioned among the marble-paved streets of the old town, the residence enjoys a central location within walking distance of the harbour, the cathedral and the neoclassical heart of the island’s capital. The house retains the generous proportions and refined craftsmanship associated with Ermoupolis’ nineteenth-century heritage. High ceilings, tall openings and a sequence of interconnected rooms create a sense of volume throughout the interiors, while the original architectural features have been carefully preserved, maintaining the building’s historic identity and sense of place. Natural light moves softly through the house during the day, highlighting the warmth of the interiors and reinforcing the calm atmosphere that defines the residence. The accommodation unfolds gradually across four levels. The ground floor provides an independent living area that functions comfortably as a guest suite or secondary living space, creating flexibility within the overall layout. From here, the original marble staircase rises to the principal floor, where the house becomes more open and connected. The main living spaces are arranged to encourage a natural flow between daily living and private accommodation, while large openings frame views across the surrounding rooftops and allow fresh air to circulate easily throughout the warmer months. A further level above creates an additional private living area within the residence, offering separation between the different parts of the house while maintaining a cohesive architectural language throughout. The elevated position introduces wider views across Ermoupolis, where the town unfolds towards the sea through a layered composition of neoclassical façades, church domes and terraced rooftops. At the highest level, the property opens onto a rooftop terrace of approximately 50 sqm. From this elevated vantage point, the views extend across the harbour, the cathedral domes and the historic centre before reaching the Aegean beyond. The terrace functions as a natural extension of the house, providing an outdoor setting that remains closely connected to the surrounding urban landscape while benefiting from open sea views and the changing light throughout the day. Throughout the residence, the relationship between preservation and contemporary comfort has been carefully balanced. The original architectural character remains central to the experience of the house, while modern interventions have been integrated discreetly and respectfully. The result is a home that feels deeply rooted in the history of Ermoupolis, yet entirely suited to present-day living. The setting places everyday island life immediately outside the front door, with the harbour, cafés, cultural venues and waterfront all within easy reach. From the rooftop, the rhythm of the town gradually gives way to the wider horizon, where the sea remains visible beyond the rooftops and domes that have defined the skyline of Ermoupolis for generations.

Μια σύγχρονη μεζονέτα στην Κηφισιά, σε ένα πολυτελές συγκρότημα κατοικιών. Το ακίνητο των 82τ.μ. βρίσκεται στον 2ο & τον 3ο όροφο ενός κομψού κτιρίου με συνολικά 15 κατοικίες, σχεδιασμένο σύμφωνα με τις τελευταίες τάσεις της αρχιτεκτονικής και ενεργειακής απόδοσης. Αποτελείται από ένα φωτεινό σαλόνι με open plan κουζίνα, 2 υπνοδωμάτια και 2 μπάνια, ενώ προσφέρει άνετη πρόσβαση σε μία ευρύχωρη βεράντα με θέα στην κοινόχρηστη πισίνα. Οι παροχές του κτιρίου περιλαμβάνουν κοινόχρηστη πισίνα, 1 υπόγεια θέση στάθμευσης όπου παρέχεται σύστημα για φόρτιση ηλεκτρικού αυτοκινήτου, φωτοβολταϊκά, καθώς και αυτόνομη θέρμανση φυσικού αερίου. Η κατασκευή ανήκει στην ενεργειακή κλάση Α+, εξασφαλίζοντας κορυφαία απόδοση και ενεργειακή αυτονομία. Το ακίνητο πρόκειται να παραδοθεί το καλοκαίρι του2026. Ένα προσεγμένο διαμέρισμα σε μία από τις πιο όμορφες και πράσινες περιοχές της Κηφισιάς.

Set within the historic fabric of Mykonos Town, Squareview occupies an elevated position above the waterfront while remaining less than a minute from the harbourfront square. Part of a discreet enclave of just eight residences, the property combines immediate access to the town’s cafés, restaurants and waterfront promenade with a sense of privacy that is increasingly uncommon in this central location. The elevated setting creates open views across the harbour and rooftops below, while remaining quietly removed from the activity of the town. Recently renovated, the residence reinterprets traditional Cycladic architecture through a contemporary and restrained approach. Whitewashed surfaces, softly textured finishes and natural materials create a calm and cohesive atmosphere throughout, allowing light to become one of the defining elements of the interior. The result is a home that feels rooted in the character of Mykonos while responding comfortably to modern living. Arranged across two levels, the ground floor unfolds as a series of connected living spaces designed around simplicity and ease of movement. The principal reception area feels bright yet sheltered, with carefully positioned openings drawing the eye towards the town and sea beyond. The layout encourages a natural flow between living, dining and kitchen areas, creating a sense of openness while maintaining a domestic scale appropriate to the setting. The upper level contains two bedrooms that continue the same architectural language of understated comfort and balanced proportions. Natural light enters throughout the day, while the elevated position provides views towards the harbour and the surrounding townscape. Bathrooms are finished with smooth plaster surfaces and clean contemporary detailing, reflecting the simplicity found throughout the residence. Outdoor spaces form an important extension of the house. To the front, a terrace overlooks the shared pool and the harbour beyond, benefiting from the property's elevated position above the town. To the rear, a more secluded outdoor area provides a sheltered setting enclosed by traditional stone walls. Together, these spaces create a balance between openness and privacy, allowing the house to respond to different moments of the day. The wider development remains faithful to the architectural character of old Mykonos, with white cubic forms, traditional proportions and a scale that sits comfortably within the surrounding neighbourhood. Private parking and access to shared outdoor amenities further enhance the practicality of the property, a notable advantage within the historic centre. From its elevated position above the waterfront, the residence maintains a constant visual connection with Mykonos Town and the harbour below. As the light shifts across the bay, the changing tones of the sea and the whitewashed townscape become part of the everyday rhythm of the property.

Castello is positioned on the hillside of Palaiopolis, one of Andros’ oldest settlements, where the architecture of the island remains closely tied to the terrain. Facing west towards the Aegean, the estate is arranged as a series of interconnected stone-built volumes that follow the natural contours of the slope, creating a composition that feels embedded within the landscape rather than placed upon it. From throughout the property, the land falls away towards uninterrupted sea views and long sunsets over the horizon. Currently operating as a boutique hospitality property, the estate extends across approximately 565 sqm (6,082 sq.ft.) of interior space and combines the character of traditional Cycladic architecture with a scale that supports both private residential use and continued commercial operation. The layout unfolds gradually across the hillside, allowing the different parts of the property to maintain a sense of independence while remaining connected through a consistent architectural language of stone, plaster and timber. The principal living areas are defined by generous proportions, natural materials and a strong relationship with the surrounding landscape. Large openings frame views across the sea and coastline, while the orientation allows natural light to move through the interiors from morning until sunset. Exposed stonework, timber detailing and limewashed surfaces create a sense of permanence and authenticity that reflects the architectural traditions of Andros without feeling overtly formal. Accommodation is distributed throughout the estate in a way that follows the topography of the site. The ten bedrooms and suites are positioned across different sections of the property, creating privacy while maintaining visual connections to the sea and surrounding landscape. Throughout the interiors, the architecture draws directly from the terrain itself, with natural rock formations incorporated into several spaces, reinforcing the sense that the property belongs to its setting. The estate benefits from more than 300 sqm (3,229 sq.ft.) of outdoor living space arranged across multiple levels. Terraces unfold gradually down the hillside, taking advantage of the orientation and sea views while creating a sequence of distinct yet connected outdoor environments. The swimming pool is integrated naturally into the topography, positioned within the contours of the site and sheltered by the surrounding land. Across the property, the architecture remains secondary to the landscape, allowing the stone structures and natural terrain to work together as a single composition. Despite its sense of privacy, the estate remains well connected to the rest of the island. The beach is approximately one kilometre away, Gavrion port can be reached within 20 minutes, Batsi within ten minutes and Andros Town in approximately 30 minutes. Positioned above the coastline of Palaiopolis, the property benefits from direct access to one of the island’s most historically significant areas while remaining immersed in the landscape that defines this part of Andros. As the sun moves westward across the Aegean, the changing light emphasises the texture of the stone architecture and the contours of the hillside, while the sea remains a constant presence beyond the terraces and across the horizon.

A modern apartment in the center of Glyfada, nearby the sea. The 121sq.m. property is located on the 1st floor of a contemporary, under-construction building, designed by a renowned architectural office. The apartment consists of a living room and a dining area with access to a spacious corner terrace, an independent kitchen, 2 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and 1 W.C. It also includes 2 parking spaces and a storage room in the building’s basement. It follows the latest design and technological trends and belongs to the A+ energy efficiency class. Among other features, it offers underfloor heating and cooling and a KNX smart home system. It will be delivered in spring 2027. A modern apartment in an excellent location, in the cosmopolitan area of Glyfada.

A rare plot of land in an area with stunning villas and unlimited sea views, located a short distance from the cosmopolitan Naoussa, in Paros. The plot of 8,000sq.m., has a building permit for a beautiful modern villa of 300sq.m. with a pool, and only a small road separates it from the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean. A privileged plot with an amazing view, near Naoussa, in Paros.

Essence occupies an elevated position above the coastline of Pessada on the southern side of Kefalonia, facing a broad panorama of the Ionian Sea with views extending towards Zakynthos on the horizon. Set within 4,410 sqm (47,469 sq.ft.) of gently terraced land, the villa has been designed to sit naturally within its surroundings, using a restrained palette of stone, timber and plaster that responds quietly to the character of the landscape. From the moment of arrival, the architecture is oriented towards the sea, with every principal space positioned to engage with the uninterrupted 180-degree outlook. Arranged across a single level, the house is defined by simplicity, proportion and a strong connection between interior and exterior spaces. Natural materials and soft tonal variations create a calm atmosphere throughout, while large openings frame the coastline and allow daylight to move gradually through the interiors. Deep overhangs and shaded terraces provide protection from the summer sun, creating a comfortable transition between enclosed and open-air living areas. At the heart of the villa, the principal living spaces unfold as a continuous sequence facing the sea. The layout encourages a natural flow between the sitting area, dining space and kitchen, while maintaining a sense of openness and visual clarity. Full-height glazing extends across the façade, drawing the landscape into the interior and reinforcing the connection between the house and its setting. Throughout the day, changing light reflects from the water and moves across the pale surfaces, subtly altering the atmosphere of the rooms. The three bedrooms are positioned to ensure privacy and separation from the main living areas, each maintaining a direct relationship with the surrounding landscape. The principal suite occupies a particularly privileged position within the house, oriented towards the coastline and the distant horizon. Bathrooms continue the restrained architectural language of the villa, using natural materials, filtered light and carefully considered proportions to create spaces that feel calm and understated. A private hammam forms part of the wellness facilities, integrated discreetly within the quieter side of the residence. The outdoor spaces are organised around the horizon-facing infinity pool, which anchors the seaward side of the property and strengthens the visual connection between the villa and the Ionian beyond. Broad terraces extend from the interior living spaces, creating multiple areas for relaxation throughout the day. Shaded outdoor zones are incorporated naturally into the architecture, while the surrounding landscape remains intentionally low and unobtrusive, allowing the sea and coastline to remain the defining features of the setting. Although the property enjoys a strong sense of privacy and seclusion, it remains within easy reach of the port of Pessada, Argostoli, Kefalonia International Airport and several of the island’s most popular beaches. The elevated position, uninterrupted views and thoughtful relationship between architecture and landscape create a residence that feels deeply connected to the coastline. As the afternoon light softens across the Ionian, the horizon becomes the focal point of every principal space within the house.

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.