House€130,000
central Greece

124 homes and apartments for sale in central Greece, Greece.
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24 properties shown
House€130,000
central Greece
House€120,000
central Greece
Apartment€300,000
central Greece
Villa€320,000
central Greece
House€300,000
central Greece
Villa€1,150,000
central Greece
Apartment€65,000
central Greece
House€290,000
central Greece
House€90,000
central Greece

€400,000
central Greece
Villa€450,000
central Greece
House€400,000
central Greece
Villa€1,550,000
central Greece
Apartment€180,000
central Greece
Apartment€160,000
central Greece
Apartment€380,000
central Greece
House€220,000
central Greece
Apartment€195,000
central Greece
House€85,000
central Greece
House€150,000
central Greece
House€640,000
central Greece
Apartment€85,000
central Greece
Apartment€90,000
central Greece
Villa€380,000
central Greece
Buyer's guide: central Greece
Central Greece is a region rather than a single town, spanning mountain villages, coastal strips and Athens-adjacent communities. Our 121 listings have a median asking price of €300,000, and land is the single largest category.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Because the label covers a broad area, treat the averages as a rough guide only.
| Measure | Central Greece |
|---|---|
| Listings | 121 |
| Median asking price | €300,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €125,000 to €600,000 |
| Median price per m² | €1,842 |
| Median size | 170 m² |
Land leads with 44 listings, followed by apartments (26), houses (23), commercial (16) and villas (12). Bedroom counts are spread across the range, with two-bedroom homes the most common (14) and three-bedroom (13), four-bedroom (11) and five-or-more (8) all present.
The broad €125,000 to €600,000 spread suggests inexpensive village houses and plots at one end and sea-view villas at the other. For specific types, see land in Greece, villas, apartments or commercial property.
Central Greece is a practical choice for people who want Greek property without island ferry schedules. Much of it is within a few hours' drive of the capital, so it suits weekend homes and investors who want to stay near Athens. The region mixes mountain scenery with long coastlines, and prices tend to be lower than the Athenian Riviera or popular islands.
For comparison markets, Athens is the capital and the largest rental market, Crete is a separate island market with its own tourism economy, and the Olympic Coast lies to the north. Treat Crete as a different market, not a neighbour.
Foreigners can buy in Greece, but properties in designated border and sensitive zones may need approval for non-EU buyers, so ask your lawyer to check the location early. Typical costs include a transfer tax of about 3.09%, notary and land-registry fees, and lawyer and agent fees, each usually 1% to 2% plus VAT. Verify all rates locally.
The Golden Visa programme requires €800,000 in the most sought-after areas, €400,000 elsewhere, and €250,000 for conversions or listed buildings. Land purchases need extra due diligence on title and building rights. See our Greece overview and financing guide for more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €300,000 across 121 listings, with the middle half between €125,000 and €600,000. Median price per m² is €1,842.
Land is the largest category, with 44 listings. Verify the title, building rights, access and whether the plot lies in a protected or archaeological zone before paying.
Yes, but some border and sensitive areas need special approval. Your lawyer should check this at the start.
Property thresholds are €800,000 in the most sought-after areas, €400,000 elsewhere and €250,000 for conversions or listed buildings. Confirm the current criteria with a Greek lawyer.
Typically lower, though villas near the coast can approach island levels. Always compare similar property types rather than headline medians.