A weekly, manually curated selection of interesting Greek properties — chosen with international buyers in mind. Every property comes with estimated acquisition costs, editorial buyer cautions, and a direct link to the original listing. We are not the seller, agent, or broker for any property shown here.
This first edition looks at three publicly advertised properties in Epirus, Evia, and Pelion, with asking prices from €70,000 to €125,000. Each entry separates the source listing's claims from details that still need clarification and includes one illustrative acquisition-cost estimate using our purchase calculator's default assumptions. The listings were checked on 29 October 2026; current availability is not independently confirmed.
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Argirotopos, Epirus
€115,000
Ground-floor detached house in the Argirotopos area, with 107 m² inside and a 947 m² garden plot. The listing states a 2010 renovation and distances of 6 km to Plataria beach and 15 km to Sivota beaches. Advertised on 29 October 2026; availability is not independently confirmed.
Est. total budget €123,729
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Limni, Central Greece
€70,000
Old detached stone house in central Limni, with two bedrooms, a 188 m² plot and a basement described as 68.8 m². The listing shows 63 m² in its headline and Surface field, and 68.8 m² in the description. Advertised on 29 October 2026; availability is not independently confirmed.
Est. total budget €75,313
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Vizitsa, Thessaly
€125,000
Traditional stone maisonette in inland Vizitsa: 105 m² across two floors, 1 bedroom, a semi-basement of about 20 m², and a fenced plot listed as 1,023 m² in the description. Built in 1987; the listing gives 4,000 m to the coast. Listed 29 October 2026; availability is not independently confirmed.
Est. total budget €134,488
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