House€850,000
Athens
Greece Houses: Stone Cottages, Maisonettes and Family Homes
1,126 houses currently listed for sale in Greece.
Houses for sale in Greece
26 properties shown
House
HousePrice on request
Santorini
1 bd 1 ba
House€287,500
Crete
2 bd 1 ba 82 m²
House€185,000
Chalkidiki
1 bd 2 ba 139 m²
House€170,000
Chalkidiki
2 bd 1 ba 90 m²
House€305,000
Athos, Chalkidiki
1 bd 1 ba 45 m²
House€270,000
Athos, Chalkidiki
3 bd 2 ba 110 m²
House€210,000
Sithonia, Chalkidiki
2 bd 1 ba 60 m²
House€250,000
Athos, Chalkidiki
6 bd 3 ba 220 m²
House€360,000
Sithonia, Chalkidiki
2 bd 1 ba 65 m²
House€850,000
Sithonia, Chalkidiki
2 bd 2 ba 100 m²
House€330,000
Crete
3 bd 2 ba 243 m²
House€450,000
Kassandra, Chalkidiki
3 bd 2 ba 116 m²
House€380,000
Kavala
4 bd 2 ba 164 m²
House€460,000
Kavala
2 bd 2 ba 180 m²
House€430,000
Western Peloponnese
5 bd 4 ba 160 m²
House€95,000
4 bd 2 ba 110 m²
House€665,000
3 bd 2 ba 236 m²
House€285,000
Kavala
3 bd 2 ba 225 m²
House€820,000
Corfu
3 bd 2 ba 224 m²
House€520,000
Euboea island
3 bd 3 ba 120 m²
House€213,000
Chalkidiki
1 bd 1 ba 340 m²
House€73,000
Crete
1 bd 1 ba 68 m²
House€210,000
Chalkidiki
3 bd 3 ba 120 m²
House€850,000
Crete
3 bd 2 ba 262 m²
House€650,000
Crete
3 bd 2 ba 262 m²
Houses in Greece
Houses for sale in Greece total 992 on RealEstateAbroad, around 15% of the 6,472 properties we list. The category ranges from restored stone cottages to modern maisonettes and countryside farmhouses, and each type raises different questions about permits, access and ongoing costs.
Pricing snapshot
Greek asking prices across property types have a median of €275,000, with the middle half running from €132,000 to €600,000 and €2,543 per m². Houses tend to sit above the apartment end because they carry land. Larger family houses are well represented: the country data shows 439 listings with four bedrooms and 425 with five or more.
| Indicator | Greece (all types) |
|---|---|
| Listings | 6,472 |
| Houses listed | 992 |
| Median asking price | €275,000 |
| Range (p25-p75) | €132,000 - €600,000 |
| Median per m² | €2,543 |
Where houses are
Crete has village houses and coastal homes, Corfu has olive-grove properties, and the peninsula of Kassandra and Sithonia mixes beach villages and forested slopes. The mainland Olympic Coast is convenient for Thessaloniki and Athens, and houses around Athens and Attica serve families.
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Buying checks for a Greek house
- Land registration: confirm whether the plot is in the cadastre and that boundaries match.
- Unauthorised building: many houses have undeclared extensions, which can be regularised under legalisation laws for a fee.
- Protected zones: traditional-settlement and coastal rules may limit alterations.
- Water and sewage: rural houses may use wells and septic tanks.
- Winter conditions: heating and damp matter if you will live there year-round.
An independent engineer and lawyer are the two most valuable people on your team. See the Greece consultation guide.
Rental and lifestyle
Holiday-let potential is strong on islands but regulated, and many house owners use property managers. Year-round residents should check school, hospital and ferry access. If you want something simpler, compare apartments or a more premium villa.
A Greek house is cheap to fall in love with and expensive to legalise.
Financing
Mortgages are available to non-residents at conservative loan-to-value levels; most holiday-home buyers use equity or cash. Read about financing in Greece and use the mortgage calculator.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy a ruin and renovate it?
Yes, but verify that the building rights, water, access and permits allow reconstruction. Costs often exceed expectations.
Are there restrictions for non-EU buyers?
Yes, in border zones, including some islands and northern regions, where permission may be required.
What does legalising an extension involve?
An engineer submits plans and pays fines under the relevant law, after which the structure is regularised. Costs vary.
Do houses have gas heating?
Few rural homes do. Oil, electric, wood and heat pumps are more common.
How do I find a reliable lawyer?
Ask the bar association, get references from other foreign buyers and avoid using the seller's lawyer.
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Property types in Greece
- Land for sale(2,802)
- Apartments for sale(2,385)
- Commercial Property for sale(646)
- Villas for sale(515)
Popular cities in Greece
- Athens(1,051)
- Crete(826)
- Olympic Coast(769)
- Corfu(599)
- Thessaloniki(575)
- Kassandra(516)
- Attica(454)
- Sithonia(402)