Villa€2,800,000
Peloponnese

121 homes and apartments for sale in Peloponnese, Greece.
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24 properties shown
Villa€2,800,000
Peloponnese
Villa€660,000
Peloponnese
House€260,000
Peloponnese
House€240,000
Peloponnese
House€380,000
Peloponnese

€720,000
Peloponnese
House€175,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€340,000
Peloponnese
House€450,000
Peloponnese
Villa€1,600,000
Peloponnese
House€560,000
Peloponnese
House€205,000
Peloponnese
House€380,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€105,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€195,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€260,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€154,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€225,000
Peloponnese
House€220,000
Peloponnese
House€365,000
Peloponnese

€490,000
Peloponnese
House€375,000
Peloponnese
House€360,000
Peloponnese
Apartment€290,000
Peloponnese
Buyer's guide: Peloponnese
The Peloponnese is the large peninsula in southern mainland Greece, reached by road in about an hour from Athens, and RealEstateAbroad has 68 listings across it. The median asking price is €355,000, with a wide mix of houses, apartments, villas and plots.
Because this page covers a region rather than a single town, prices vary a lot by coast and village. All figures are asking prices from our current listings.
| Measure | Peloponnese |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €355,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €220,000 to €530,000 |
| Price per m² | €1,992 |
| Median size | 165 m² |
| Listings | 68 |
There are 29 houses, 20 apartments, eight land plots, seven villas and four commercial properties. Bedrooms range from one-bed (5) and two-bed (10) to three-bed (17), four-bed (10) and five-plus (13).
The breadth reflects the region: seafront apartments, village stone houses, olive groves and large villas near beaches. Browse villas in Greece, houses, apartments and land.
The peninsula includes towns such as Nafplio, a neoclassical harbour; Kalamata, known for olives and an international airport; Patras, a university and ferry city; and the Mani, a rugged southern area of tower houses. Ancient sites such as Mycenae, Epidaurus and Olympia make the region popular with culture-minded buyers.
For other Greek markets to compare, see Athens, Crete and the Olympic Coast. Athens is the closest of the three, while Crete is an island market in its own right.
Foreigners can generally buy in Greece, with extra permits for some border areas, so confirm with your lawyer. Transfer tax is about 3.09%, plus notary, lawyer and land registry fees. Greece's golden visa thresholds are €800,000, €400,000 and €250,000 for conversions or listed buildings, so a cheaper Peloponnese property alone rarely qualifies.
For mortgages see our Greece financing page, and follow the steps in the Greece buying guide. The Greece market page has the national picture.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Prices per m² vary, but the regional median of €1,992 per m² often undercuts Athens and island resorts.
Thresholds are €800,000, €400,000 or €250,000 depending on the property. A typical median-priced home would not qualify.
The northern edge is about an hour by road. Southern areas like the Mani take longer.
Yes, subject to permits and zoning. Land is 8 of 68 listings. Check building rights with an engineer.