Many property hunters want to buy a house in Greece for €250,000, in the hope of getting a golden visa. Often, if you look further inland, then a budget of €250,000 can find you an even larger property than it would close to the coast. Certainly, big enough for year-round living, and you can still find sea views. Explore areas away from the resorts advertised by holiday operators, and you just might find your dream house in Greece. Here are five examples of properties for sale in Greece with a current asking price of €250, 000.
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1. Two-bedroom stone house on the island of Crete for €250,000

Elegantly renovated two-bedroom stone village house with large roof terrace and mountain views. Agios Nikolaos, Crete. €250,000.
Expats love Crete, for its low cost of living, pleasant climate, friendly people (many of whom speak English), beautiful beaches and charming villages. The most popular towns for expats who enjoy being around people, are Chania, Heraklion and Rethymnon. However, there are great opportunities to buy houses for €250,000, all across the island, in quiet locations within driving distance of a town and an airport.
Stone house in the traditional village of Kritsa, Agios Nikolaos
For example, just under an hour’s drive from the international airport at Heraklion, is this beautifully renovated stone house. The house comprises a living room with a fireplace, a good size kitchen with high-quality fittings, a large bathroom, two double bedrooms with cupboards and a shower in the master bedroom. It has with a large roof terrace with excellent views of the surrounding mountains and the blue waters of Mirabello Bay.
Kritsa is one of Crete’s oldest, largest and most picturesque villages. Perched on a hillside and surrounded by olive groves and stunning countryside, it offers a charming blend of tradition and natural beauty. Part of the Aghios Nikolaos municipality, Kritsa is home to around 2,300 residents, including a small international community from Britain and other European countries.
Amenities
The village offers a range of amenities, including supermarkets, a post office and newsagents. For additional services and facilities, the town of Aghios Nikolaos is just seven kilometres away.
Evenings in Agios Nikolaos
Aghios Nikolaos is trying to turn away from a reputation for touristy nightclubs and bars and is becoming more of a town for couples and families. Evenings are generally spent at one of the many restaurants or tavernas around the harbour or wandering the shopping streets. The town council also organises a programme of cultural events every summer.
2. Four-bedroom house in the Peloponnese for €250,000
Our next house is this charming country home, located among fragrant citrus orchards and vineyards in Velo, Corinthia – just a short distance from beautiful beaches and historic archaeological sites.
Spread over two levels, the home offers four spacious bedrooms, two kitchens, three bathrooms and two inviting living and dining areas that open onto large balconies with views of the lush surroundings.
The property also includes an adjacent 645 sqm plot, perfect for expanding your garden. Additional features include a solar water heater, shaded parking, beautiful verandas, two storage units, three fireplaces and an outdoor BBQ for enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle.
Nearby attractions
The house is just two kilometres from the nearest village and about an hour and 20 minutes’ drive from Athens, Patras Port and the Kalavryta snow centre.
It is also close to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Ancient Corinth, Mycenae, Tiryns, the Temple of Apollo Epicurius, Epidaurus, and Mystras.
3. Four-bedroom house in Greece for €250,000, on Evia Island
With Athens airport being on the southeast side of the mainland, have you ever considered travelling east, across the Petalloi Gulf, to look for your dream home? If you go by car to Rafina, which is about 25 minutes’ drive, you can catch a ferry to Marmari, which is on the long island of Evia (Euboea). There are usually a minimum of three ferries a day, and the journey takes about an hour. For those living in Athens, it is perfect as a weekend getaway.
Anthidonos, Evia
Anthidonos is a picturesque area located in the region of Evia, Greece. It is known for its beautiful landscapes, charming villages and proximity to the sea.
Anthidonos is ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. It offers a peaceful environment with plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming and exploring the natural beauty of the region. Despite its tranquil setting, it is well-equipped with essential amenities, including shops, restaurants and healthcare facilities.
Island of Evia
Despite being an island, Evia actually almost touches the mainland at the town of Chalcis, where there are two short bridges. Evia is the second largest Greek island after Crete and has a lot to offer. Imposing mountains and endless beaches, dragon houses and lighthouses, thermal springs, old monasteries, waterfalls, ravines and stone-built houses, Evia has it all.
House with sea and mountain views
This large country house really makes the most of the mountain and sea views with large windows and verandas. Ideal for those who love outdoor living, it has a large garden with a lawn, trees, built-in barbeque and village oven. The house comes fully furnished and has four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
4. Two-bedroom villa on Zakynthos for €250,000
Zakynthos, or Zante as it is known in Greece, is an island in the Ionian sea. It is 9.5 nautical miles from the Peloponnese, and 8.5 nautical miles from Kefalonia. The island is rich in vegetation and agricultural production of olive trees, citrus fruits, grapes and flowers. Therefore, it is possible to have a really lovely garden.
Famous for its beautiful sandy beaches and clear waters, nature is all around. Of special note are the loggerhead sea turtles, who lay their eggs in the soft sand. In fact, the sea and coast around Zakynthos is Greece’s first marine park.
Village of Tragaki
On the east side of the island, and just 20 minutes from the airport and 17 minutes’ drive from Zante town, is a village called Tragaki. In this green valley on the eastern side of Zakynthos Island you are surrounded by peace and quiet, while still being only a short distance from a long sandy beach, shops and restaurants. The nearby town of Tsilivi has modern tourist facilities including bowling, minigolf, water park and tourist shops. All along the beach there are water sports facilities.
Villa with sea views across to Kefalonia
In the peaceful village of Tragaki, and not far from the resort town of Tsilivi, you will find this villa with an outdoor area offering views across the sea to the neighboring island of Kefalonia.
The property has two-bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and an additional family bathroom. Outside there is a swimming pool and an enclosed pergola with glass patio doors leading to an open-plan living area.
5. Five-bedroom maisonette, on the Island of Rhodes, €250,000
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese islands on the eastern edge of the Aegean Sea. On a clear day, you can see Turkey. The famous medieval city of Rhodes has been declared a World Heritage Site and is well known as having been the location of the Colossus of Rhodes (One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World).
Property with great potential
This maisonette in the north of the island has the potential to be turned into a single residence with five-bedrooms. Currently, the property consists of two levels and an attic, with each floor operating independently. On the ground floor there are two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a shower and on the upper floor there are three bedrooms, a shower and an open-plan living room and kitchen.
Go and explore
While you can prearrange some viewings with estate agents before your viewing trip, nothing beats taking a drive around and seeing where you end up. You might find that it is the less touristy towns that give you that homely feel. It’s great to visit the resort towns for a day out and then retreat to your own home in the peace and quiet of the countryside. Check out other properties over €250,000 on Your Overseas Home.