Villa€645,000
Crete

515 villas currently listed for sale in Greece.
24 properties shown
Villa€645,000
Crete
Villa€320,000
Thassos
Villa€910,000
Crete
Villa€950,000
Crete
Villa€585,000
Crete
Villa€960,000
Crete
Villa€499,000
Crete
Villa€414,000
Crete
Villa€495,000
Crete
Villa€2,000,000
Crete
Villa€350,000
Athos, Chalkidiki
Villa€530,000
Sithonia, Chalkidiki
Villa€560,000
Athos, Chalkidiki
Villa€599,000
Crete
Villa€920,000
Crete
Villa€780,000
Volos-Pilio
Villa€449,000
Crete
Villa€1,340,000
Eastern Peloponnese
Villa€435,000
Thassos
Villa€379,000
Crete
Villa€5,500,000
Crete
Villa€1,825,000
Crete
Villa€370,000
Crete
Villa€395,000
Crete
Villas in Greece
Villas for sale in Greece number 446 on RealEstateAbroad, which makes this a more substantial category than in most European countries. They are concentrated on the islands and the northern Greek coast, and range from modest holiday houses to large estates with pools and guest wings.
The country-wide figures cover all listing types: median asking price €275,000, middle range €132,000 to €600,000 and €2,543 per m². Villas are on the upper side of these, particularly new-build ones with pools and sea views. Expect to pay premium prices for first-line beach locations and for buildings with full permits. Treat these as asking prices from current listings.
Crete offers the broadest choice, from simple village homes to private estates. Corfu is known for olive-grove villas, Kassandra and Sithonia provide sandy beaches, and the Olympic Coast is closer to the mainland. Villas near Athens and in Attica tend to be year-round homes. For more modest options, view houses.
A villa's value depends on its legal status. Ask for:
Unauthorised construction can be legalised, but fines and delays follow. Lawyer and engineer fees are small relative to the risk.
Pool care, gardening, cleaning and security all cost money, and property managers are common for absentee owners. Short-term letting needs registration and tax declarations, and more regions are tightening rules. A realistic occupancy forecast matters more than a brochure. The Greece consultation guide covers ownership structures and taxes.
Season length, not square metres, decides whether a Greek villa pays for itself.
Buyers who prefer to build can browse land, and those wanting lower upkeep can consider apartments. For loans see financing in Greece.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, though some regions near borders need additional permission.
Possibly, if it meets the current investment threshold and conditions of the residence scheme in that area. Verify before buying.
Budget for pool maintenance, utilities, gardening, insurance and property tax. The total varies widely by size and location.
Not necessarily. It may need to be regularised or may even be removed. Check permits before buying.
Greece levies ENFIA, calculated from location, size and age. Ask your accountant for an estimate for the specific villa.