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In Kato Kifisia, where the northern suburbs of Athens stay green through the summer, this first-floor apartment of 162 sqm sits level with the trees. The balcony looks directly into the green, and the light that comes through the sliding glass is filtered and cool. The living room is long and marble-floored, with two sets of sliding glass opening to the balcony and the trees beyond. A fireplace sits at the centre of the far wall, flanked by built-in shelving on either side. At the far end, a doorway leads through to a second room with hardwood floors — the two spaces connected but distinct, the marble giving way to wood as the apartment moves toward the sleeping quarters. The apartment is presented in excellent condition and ready to occupy with two parking spaces and a storage room included. The kitchen runs along the back in white cabinetry with a diamond-pattern tiled splashback. The three bedrooms include one with its own en-suite; the remaining two are served by a family bathroom, with a separate guest cloakroom off the hall. Kato Kifisia is one of the most established addresses in the northern suburbs — well connected, tree-lined, and quiet in the way that this part of Athens has always been. Disclaimer: Some of the images presented have been generated or enhanced using AI-based staging for illustrative purposes only. These images are intended solely to help visualize the potential design and use of the property. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non-Dom Program.

In Filothei, on a quiet stone-paved street enclosed by trees, a new building of three storeys is under construction: pale stone-clad horizontal bands, dark-framed full-width glazing on each level, and a flat cantilevered roof with a louvred pergola above. Each floor carries its own planted terrace — greenery designed into the structure from the outset rather than added to it. Five apartments in total. A new address in Filothei. Five apartments, one plot, completion 2028. The first-floor apartment extends across 202 sqm. The living and dining room will open through full-width glazing onto a private terrace; the kitchen adjoins it directly, with its own eating area. The pale stone cladding of the facade takes the Attic light differently at each hour — cooler at noon, warmer by late afternoon. Three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, complete the plan. The building will be specified throughout with underfloor heating, a fireplace, smart home system, air conditioning, alarm, and lift access from the private parking level. Two parking spaces and a storage room are included with the apartment. Filothei is among the quietest of the northern suburbs — tree-lined, low-rise, residential in the oldest sense. Filothei was planned in the 1930s as a garden suburb — wide streets, generous plots, low buildings set back behind walls and mature planting. It sits between Psychiko to the east and Ampelokipoi to the south, close enough to the centre of Athens to reach Kolonaki in fifteen minutes, far enough to feel like a different city entirely. The neighbourhood has not changed much in outline since it was built: the trees have grown, the houses have been replaced in some cases by apartment buildings, but the scale and the quiet have held. Completion is scheduled for the middle of 2028.

Where the hillside above Kalamaki meets the shore, a white-rendered villa of two storeys sits in its own terraced garden of olive, cypress, and bougainvillea, oriented to the open water and the mountains beyond. The terracotta roof and blue shutters catch the last of the afternoon light; from the pool terrace the view opens out, and the mountains hold the far shore in a long still line across the water. The living room occupies the upper floor, under a high gabled ceiling of pale timber beam and board. French doors open on two aspects onto the terrace, in the late afternoon, the light comes off the water through both sets simultaneously, and the room holds it evenly from end to end. Terracotta roof, blue shutters, pale timber ceilings — and the Ionian filling every window. A fireplace anchors the seaward wall; blue-grey sofas, a glass coffee table, and white cabinetry line the room around it. The dining area is adjacent: a long pale oak refectory table set under the same beamed ceiling, with French doors giving onto a pergola terrace above the garden and the sea. Seven bedroom suites are arranged across both floors, each with its own bathroom. The principal suite is on the upper level with direct terrace access; six further suites occupy the lower floor, opening onto the pool terrace. A family room on the lower level — tile-floored, with a pool table in pale oak, colourful canvases on white walls, and a staircase rising to the main floor — completes the lower floor. The pool terrace looks out over the water to the mountains; the beach is a path through the garden away. The pool terrace is the centre of the property’s outdoor life: a large rectangular pool in stone surrounds, a circular jacuzzi set into the paving alongside it, sunloungers ranged along the railing, and bougainvillea in deep pink running the length of the balustrade. The mountains across the water are visible from every position on the terrace. At the far end, a striped outdoor dining table sits under the open sky; behind it, the garden descends through olive and cypress toward the shore. A path through the garden leads down to the sand at Kalamaki Beach, the water calm and shallow at the shoreline. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

An island hideaway located in an elevated natural setting. A place to enjoy the beauty of the Ionian sea, this minimalistic gem offers the longed-for privacy we all seek while smoothly integrating with its intense green surroundings. Hidden Gem is the definition of a home designed with both comfort and functionality in mind. A sustainable design, all its areas are finished to the highest of standards with care and attention to detail, form and function. Discover your best life living here, in one of the most scenic and beautiful parts of the Corfiot Northeast coast. Floor to ceiling glass doors bring the beauty of the outside in, filling the villa with a myriad of nature’s finest sea blues whilst seamlessly connecting the interior to the exterior spaces. With four bedrooms and five bathrooms there is plenty of space for families and friends to join in on the fun. The property benefits from expansive, manicured exteriors, featuring a 50sqm infinity pool, outdoor sunken lounge, a sun deck and pergola and a covered outdoor dining area with a BBQ. All areas are strategically designed to fully enjoy the stunning sea views of the North East coast. Photographs shown are indicative of the final product.

On the Sivota coastline, on the mainland shore of the Ionian, an estate of three contemporary villas sits above the sea, set into a hillside of olive trees and stone terracing, with the open water and a wooded headland held in the view from every terrace. A private pathway descends from the estate to a jetty on the shoreline below. Each villa is built in white render with local stone used throughout — in the retaining walls that follow the old field boundaries, in the pillars of the pergolas, in the feature walls of the bedrooms. The flat roofs and clean horizontal lines sit quietly against the hillside; the lawned gardens between the buildings run down toward the olive trees and the water beyond. Each villa has its own pool — rectangular, with a waterfall falling from the roof edge into the water below, in-pool sunloungers at one end, and pale stone tile surrounds giving onto the lawn. A stone-pillared pergola with timber beams shades the outdoor dining area beside each pool, the Ionian and the wooded headland open across the full width of the view. Three villas, three pools, one unbroken stretch of Ionian. The silence is the first thing you notice — and the last thing you want to leave. Inside, the living rooms are arranged around full-height sliding glass that opens directly to the pool terrace without a step between them. From the sofa the pool, the waterfall, and the sea beyond sit in the same frame. Oak joinery — shelving, cabinetry — runs along the interior walls; the floors are pale stone tile throughout. The bedrooms carry the same material logic: local stone feature walls, oak-panelled headboards with integrated lighting, pale tile floors. Two villas have three bedrooms each; the third has four. The village of Plataria — its waterfront and tavernas — is close by, and the beaches of the area within easy reach. The estate works as a private residence, a family compound, or a hospitality investment. A table set under the pergola, the waterfall audible from where the chairs are pulled out, the sea doing nothing in particular beyond the lawn. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

Positioned on the fifth floor of a well-located building in the historic centre of Athens, this apartment enjoys one of the city’s most compelling outlooks. Directly opposite the Acropolis Museum and with uninterrupted views extending to the Parthenon itself, the property occupies a setting that places the architectural and cultural heart of Athens quite literally at its doorstep. As daylight fades, the illuminated Parthenon rises above the museum, creating a remarkable panorama that can be enjoyed from both the interior and the balcony, offering a perspective that few city apartments can match. The principal living space is arranged as an open-plan living and dining room, where herringbone parquet flooring runs throughout and an exposed structural beam adds character overhead. A crystal chandelier forms a focal point within the room, while two sets of French doors draw natural light deep into the interior and create a direct connection with the balcony beyond. Through the doors, the striking ribbed glass façade of the Acropolis Museum appears almost within reach, while the ancient monuments of the Acropolis dominate the skyline behind. The uninterrupted relationship between the apartment and the landmark views is what defines the property and gives it a unique sense of place. The accommodation also includes a separate kitchen, one bedroom, and one bathroom. The layout is practical and efficient, providing an excellent foundation for a thoughtful renovation programme. Whether reimagined as a sophisticated city pied-à-terre, an elegant long-term residence, or a highly desirable investment property, the apartment offers significant potential for enhancement while retaining its most valuable asset: its location. From sunrise, when the first light touches the Acropolis, to evening, when the monuments glow against the Athenian sky, the views create an ever-changing backdrop that elevates everyday living. The apartment sits within walking distance of some of the capital’s most celebrated attractions, including the Acropolis Museum, the pedestrian streets surrounding the Acropolis, Plaka, Koukaki, and Syntagma Square. Restaurants, cafés, galleries, and cultural institutions are all easily accessible on foot, making the property an ideal base from which to experience the city. While renovation is required, opportunities of this nature rarely become available. A fifth-floor apartment overlooking the Acropolis Museum with the Parthenon stretching across the horizon is an increasingly scarce offering in central Athens. For a buyer seeking an exceptional position and the chance to create a highly personal home in one of the city’s most iconic locations, this apartment represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a property defined by its extraordinary setting and enduring views.

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.

Nestled within a verdant sanctuary, Apollo Hills offers an exclusive collection of luxury residences with sweeping views of the Athenian Riviera coast. Designed by internationally acclaimed Greek architects Porphyrios Associates, these homes blend warm minimalism with functionality, providing private retreats and open-plan spaces for family and entertainment. The BREEAM certified residences stand as a testament to a dedicated commitment to sustainability, ensuring that every aspect of living at Apollo Hills is in harmony with the natural world. From the moment you step foot into the lushly landscaped grounds, you’ll be greeted by an oasis of greenery that seamlessly blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. At Apollo Hills, we invite you to experience a lifestyle that not only prioritizes luxury and convenience but also embraces a sustainably minded approach to modern living. The Townhouse West features 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms and offers modern living with state-of-the-art smart home technology, ensuring convenience and efficiency at your fingertips. Indulge in the ultimate wellness experience with an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness room, and spa facilities, offering rejuvenation and tranquility within the comfort of your own home. An oasis amidst the vibrant Athens Riviera, this community caters to active lifestyles, offering opportunities for horse riding, golf, tennis, and an array of water sports. With sustainability at the forefront of the design philosophy, each of the residences is thoughtfully crafted to maximize energy efficiency while providing residents with unparalleled comfort and elegance. Featuring high-quality materials, thoughtful layouts, and panoramic vistas of lush gardens and the sea, Apollo Hills epitomizes refined living in the cosmopolitan Athens Riviera. With easy access to the city center and just 25 minutes from Athens International Airport, residents can also enjoy ferry connections to Greece’s sun-soaked islands. Scheduled for completion by December 2026, Apollo Hills also qualifies its buyers for the Greek Golden Visa Program, adding to its allure as an investment opportunity.

Embraced by the landscape of Agios Sostis, Aerienne seems to hover between land and sky — a place where light, horizon, and architecture exist in effortless harmony. From its tranquil vantage point, the villa gazes across the Aegean toward Tinos town, Mykonos, and the distant silhouettes of neighbouring islands. With its southwest orientation, it is blessed by luminous sunsets that bathe the hills and sea in a warm, golden glow. Set on a 4,200 sq.m. plot, with an adjacent parcel offering further building potential, the villa spans approximately 350 sq.m. across three levels, masterfully balancing Cycladic authenticity with contemporary refinement. Whitewashed forms, stone walls, and open interiors frame unbroken views of sea and horizon, creating an atmosphere of calm sophistication. The main entrance opens into a welcoming dining area enclosed by natural stone and picture windows that capture the shifting light of the Aegean. An open-plan kitchen and spacious living room with a fireplace form the heart of the home, combining comfort with understated elegance. On this level, the primary bedroom offers privacy, warmth, and views that stretch beyond the imagination. Where architecture becomes atmosphere, and simplicity becomes grace. The upper level hosts an en suite bedroom opening onto a vast veranda — an intimate stage for sunrise and starlight, where the panorama unfolds in breathtaking clarity. The lower level includes three generous en suite bedrooms, a secondary sitting area, and utility spaces, offering effortless accommodation for family and guests. Within the villa’s grounds, a recently renovated guest house provides independence and tranquility, designed in the same spirit of refined simplicity. Outdoors, a barbecue area and shaded terrace invite slow, sun-drenched afternoons and convivial evenings overlooking the sea’s endless shimmer. With its exceptional views, harmonious architecture, and potential for expansion, Aérienne is a rare retreat that embodies the soul of Tinos — timeless, poetic, and profoundly serene. A home that captures not only the island’s light, but its quiet magic. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program.

On the south-west coast of Zakynthos, above the bay at Keri, Ambari is a two-storey stone villa with a wide flagstone terrace wrapping the ground floor on two sides. The house faces west, the open water stretching to a steep forested headland that rises cleanly from the sea. The approach arrives at a broad irregular-flagged terrace, warm underfoot by mid-morning. Lemon trees in fruit stand at the southern edge. A stone barbecue with two arched openings and a chimney sits at the upper level of the grounds, the wooded hillside directly behind it, and a separate flagstone seating area occupies the quieter corner beyond. Lemons heavy on the branch, warm from the sun, fragrant before they are touched. The ground floor opens as a combined living and dining space. The living room has a fireplace with a stone surround; sliding glass along the seaward face opens directly onto the terrace, and from the sofa the pool and the headland beyond are both in the same line of sight. The kitchen runs separately but adjacent — dark lower cabinetry, cream upper cabinets, a stone splashback, and a long solid timber dining table. The pool sits at the front of the property, framed by trees on both sides, the sea and the headland visible beyond. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms are arranged across the two floors. One bedroom opens onto a timber-decked terrace with a glass balustrade and green shutters; the wooded hillside fills the view behind, the pool lies directly below, and in the early morning, before the heat sets in, the shutters throw bands of shadow across the deck. Keri beach lies 1.3 km from the house; Zakynthos town and the island’s broader coast are within easy reach. This property is eligible for both the Golden Visa and the Greek Non Dom Program .

Villa Dryas is a contemporary off-plan home set on a generous 2,600 sq.m. plot, thoughtfully positioned to balance modern design with its natural surroundings in one of Kea’s emerging locations. Spanning 181 sq.m., the villa is designed to enhance light, views, and privacy throughout. Its northeast orientation welcomes gentle morning light and frames calming sea views just 500 metres from the water, ensuring a bright and peaceful living environment. Just 500 metres from the sea, with open views and quiet privacy. The home will feature four bedrooms, shaped by clean architectural lines and a contemporary aesthetic that emphasises simplicity and functionality. Expansive openings connect the interior with the surrounding landscape, creating a natural flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. A contemporary, design-led home set just 500 metres from the sea, balancing privacy, light, and open views. Developed off-plan by established developers, Villa Dryas presents a compelling opportunity to acquire a design-led home with scope for personalisation and strong long-term investment appeal. Ideally located just 4 km from Otzias and five minutes from the clear waters of Kastriani Beach, the villa offers both privacy and ease of access, making it well suited as either a holiday home or a contemporary island retreat.

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 .

Nestled in Porto Heli’s Agios Aimilianos region, Laurel is a brilliant seafront residence for those wishing to enjoy a Greek way of life in perfect privacy, surrounded by natural beauty and views of the sea. The residence has an underground floor with a large master bedroom and two extra bedrooms with a single bed each, all of them opening up onto their own beautiful verandas. In addition, there are two bathrooms and a large laundry room fitted with home appliances, facilitating families or residents opting for longer stays. On the ground floor there is a fully equipped kitchen, which also leads to a veranda, while the open plan living room makes for a special space to unwind, entertain and relax in. An additional guest bathroom is also to be found on the ground floor as well as a fireplace that proposes a wonderful winter hub for the colder seasons. Complete with sensational views towards the island of Spetses and a 40sqm pool, Laurel is encircled by lush gardens and stands out as a truly welcoming property. The décor’s aesthetic centres around shades of blue, bringing along an element of island beauty that instantly relaxes, while the inclusion of stone, both outside and within the property, connects the ensemble with its surroundings. Two master bedrooms are located on the property’s first floor, each of them benefiting from the privacy of an ensuite bathroom. Each room also hosts a mezzanine with two single beds, increasing each room’s sleeping capacity to four people and underlining the property’s inviting and group-friendly nature. Each of the rooms looks out on to a vast 23,8 sqm terrace, a gorgeous setting for lounging under the sun, simply taking in striking vistas of the sea, Laurel’s gardens and the pool below. Perfectly positioned, Laurel is only 4,5 km away from the nearest marina, an attribute guaranteed to entice yacht owners and lovers of seafaring adventures. Furthermore, the property is less than one kilometre away from the nearest beach while it also allows for explorations of nearby destinations and the town of Porto Heli, approximately 6 km away. What’s more, Laurel is sure to attract the culturally-inclined, as well, as it is situated less than an hour away from the impressive Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus. Combining the lightness of the sea with the upscale ambience of Agios Aimilianos and the allure of a peaceful retreat, Laurel makes for the ideal home in Porto Heli, for anyone in search of a sun-kissed home on the Greek mainland.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A sloping plot with exceptional sea views, located in the area of Chalkolimionas in Andros. The property spans a total of 9,305sq.m. and it is buildable. An interesting option, just a few minutes from the beach, in Andros.

A modern newbuilt apartment, in a nice part of Glyfada, close to Golf and the center. The property of 114sq.m. is located on the 3rd floor of a newbuilt luxury construction of 10 units in total. The apartment consists of a living/dining room and an energy fireplace, an open plan kitchen, 2 en-suite bedrooms and a W.C. The property has spacious terraces, both on the front and the side of the building with a nice view. It comes with 1 parking space with sockets for charging an electric car and additional storage space in the basement. The construction belongs to the A+ energy category, is built with modern and quality materials and offers full energy efficiency, underfloor heating, VRV unit for cooling, and smart home system. It will be delivered by Q1 of 2025. A very nice apartment with great amenities, in an excellent part of Glyfada.

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.

A unique plot located in one of the most charming areas of southwestern Corfu, in Pentati. The property, with a total area of 3,411sq.m., stands out for its exceptional location and unobstructed views of the Ionian Sea. The plot includes a valid building permit for the construction of a 210sq.m. luxury residence, designed with 5 spacious ensuite bedrooms, generous living areas, and a private pool—offering the ideal foundation for a high-spec boutique residence. A rare property, perfect for both private use and high-yield investment on the enchanting island of Corfu.

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.