High-End Real Estate · Since 1996
Luxury Properties for Sale in Greece
Explore 687+ curated luxury properties for sale in Greece — high-end villas, penthouses and estates in the Athens Riviera, Mykonos, Santorini, Chania, Elounda and Porto Heli. Every listing verified. Represented by Ktimatoemporiki since 1996.
Featured luxury properties in Greece
A curated selection from our high-end portfolio — Athens Riviera penthouses, Mykonos seafront villas, Cretan hillside estates.
Luxury properties by Greek region
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Luxury apartments & villas in Athens
Athens is Greece's deepest luxury market — 446+ high-end listings across the Athens Riviera (Voula, Vouliagmeni, Glyfada, Kavouri), Kolonaki, Kifisia and the northern suburbs.
Luxury villas in Chania
Chania has emerged as one of Europe's most desirable coastal luxury markets — 74+ high-end listings across Apokoronas, Akrotiri, Platanias and the old town, from restored stone estates to contemporary seafront villas.
Luxury properties in Mykonos, Santorini & the Cyclades
The Cyclades command Greece's highest per-square-metre luxury prices — 41+ listings across Mykonos, Santorini, Paros and Naxos. Caldera villas, cliff-edge maisonettes and seafront estates for both lifestyle and rental-yield buyers.
The Greek luxury real-estate market — 2026 outlook
Greece's luxury real estate segment has repriced dramatically since 2019. Prime Athens Riviera per-square-metre values have more than doubled, Mykonos and Santorini set new records every summer, and the westward migration of Cretan capital has turned Chania into one of Europe's most desirable coastal luxury markets. Institutional interest — family offices, ultra-high-net-worth private buyers, and development capital — now competes with traditional lifestyle buyers for the top of the market.
Our current Greek luxury portfolio spans 687+ verified listings: Athens Riviera penthouses and villas, Mykonos and Santorini seafront estates, Cretan hillside compounds (Chania, Elounda), Ionian Islands classics (Corfu, Lefkada), and Peloponnesian coastal estates around Porto Heli. Every listing is verified against ownership, licensing and market comparables before entering the portfolio.
Types of Greek luxury property
- Luxury villas & estates — detached residences with premium finishes, pool, and typically seafront or hilltop positioning. €2M–€25M+ in prime markets.
- Luxury apartments & penthouses — high-specification residences in Athens Riviera, Kolonaki and Kifisia. €800K–€8M+ depending on size and position.
- Ultra-prime seafront estates — trophy assets in Mykonos, Elounda, Porto Heli and Corfu. €10M–€180M for the most exceptional coastal holdings.
- Historic & neoclassical mansions — restored architectural landmarks in Athens, Chios, Symi and island centres. €1.5M–€10M.
- Luxury development plots — buildable land with hotel-use or high-density residential zoning in premium locations.
Leading Greek luxury markets
Athens — deepest luxury inventory in the country (446+ listings). The Athens Riviera (Voula, Vouliagmeni, Glyfada, Kavouri) leads on price growth; Kolonaki and Kifisia dominate classical urban luxury. Mykonos — Greece's most expensive seafront market, with island villas trading €5M–€25M+. Santorini — caldera-facing residences at premium per-square-metre prices. Chania — western Crete's rapid emergence as a European luxury coastal destination. Elounda — Greece's original ultra-luxury enclave, still leading east Crete. Porto Heli — Argolic Gulf's discreet luxury market, popular with Athens-based UHNW families.
Luxury investment & the Golden Visa
Nearly the entire Greek luxury inventory meets the Golden Visa price thresholds — €800K in prime areas (Attica, Athens metropolitan, Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini) and €400K elsewhere. For non-EU buyers, a luxury Greek property is one of the most efficient combinations of lifestyle asset, Golden Visa qualification, and appreciation potential in the Mediterranean. Our advisory team runs Golden Visa eligibility checks as part of every luxury mandate.
Why Ktimatoemporiki
Since 1996, Ktimatoemporiki has represented Greece's high-end market to international private clients, family offices and institutional buyers. Our luxury desk offers off-market access, discreet transaction handling, structuring advice, and post-acquisition property management. Every listing in the luxury portfolio is personally verified — no phantom stock, no expired mandates.
Frequently asked — luxury properties in Greece
What defines a luxury property in Greece?
A luxury property in Greece typically combines a premium location (Athens Riviera, Mykonos, Santorini, Chania, Elounda), high-specification construction, distinctive architecture and price above €1M in urban markets or €2M in island destinations. Ktimatoemporiki curates its luxury portfolio against location, build quality, plot size, and market comparables.
How many luxury properties are for sale in Greece?
687+ luxury properties are currently listed across Greece. Athens leads with 446+ luxury listings, followed by Chania, the Cyclades and Elounda.
Where are the top luxury real estate markets in Greece?
Athens (particularly the Southern Suburbs / Athens Riviera — Voula, Vouliagmeni, Glyfada, Kavouri), Mykonos, Santorini, Chania (west Crete), Elounda (east Crete), and Porto Heli lead the luxury segment. Corfu and Paros are the fastest-growing secondary luxury markets.
Do luxury properties in Greece qualify for the Golden Visa?
Yes. The Golden Visa requires €800,000 in prime areas (Attica, Athens metropolitan, Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini) or €400,000 elsewhere. Nearly the entire luxury inventory qualifies, and our advisory desk confirms eligibility per listing.
What are typical yields for luxury Greek real estate?
Luxury short-term rental yields range from 4–8% gross in prime Athens locations and 8–12%+ in high-season island markets like Mykonos and Santorini. Ultra-prime seafront villas often trade with capital appreciation as the primary driver rather than yield.
Can foreigners buy luxury properties in Greece?
Yes. EU and non-EU citizens can freely purchase luxury property in Greece. Border-zone properties (a small subset) require Ministry of Defence pre-approval. Most buyers use a Greek AFM (tax number) and can complete a purchase in 4–6 weeks from letter of intent.
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