Description
Villa for Sale in Thessaloniki. In one of the most sought-after residential zones of Chortiatis, this 235 sq.m. three-level villa stands on a 1,000 sq.m. plot that is fully buildable, with the additional advantage of a second adjacent 1,000 sq.m. plot that allows for approximately 300 sq.m. of further construction. This element alone significantly enhances the long-term investment profile of the property.
The residence unfolds across three levels and offers two independent living areas and two kitchens, providing flexibility for large families, multigenerational living, or partial separation of spaces.
It includes six bedrooms, one main bathroom, and one WC. Built in 2000 and classified under Energy Class A, the villa features autonomous natural gas heating, solar water heater, alarm system, window screens, and generous verandas that open toward the landscaped surroundings.
The outdoor environment is carefully maintained and thoughtfully designed.
The plot surrounds the residence and includes lawn areas with automatic irrigation, mature trees, automatic lighting, a fountain, a gazebo, and a built-in BBQ area.
The eastern orientation allows natural light throughout the day, while the open views reinforce the sense of privacy and elevation. Parking space is available within the property.
What makes this property particularly attractive is not only its residential comfort but also its development potential.
The additional buildable capacity of approximately 300 sq.m. creates opportunities for expansion, guest house construction, or a separate residential unit — a rare advantage in this part of the greater Thessaloniki area.
Offered due to relocation abroad and presented at a newly reduced price, this villa represents a serious opportunity for buyers seeking a high-value residential property with long-term capital upside in Chortiatis.
Villa for Sale in Thessaloniki. Location Information:
Thessaloniki Greece (or Salonica), the capital of Macedonia Prefecture, is the second largest city in Greece, after Athens. In fact, the town is honorarily called co-capital, for its historical and administrative importance.
The history of the town started in ancient times and due to its strategic location, it played an important economic and political role in the wider region of the Balkans.
Thessaloniki’s real estate has salvaged its appeal for both domestic and foreign investors. In 2019, the city’s real estate market pivoted to the upward direction due to the growth of Greece’s economy after the recession. Also, the country’s position in the eurozone serves as a boost to prospective investors.
Real estate investment is a major example; according to the Bank of Greece, the amount of direct foreign investments in the property market amounts to €500 million.
Another major boost for the real estate market is the potential rental returns from the flourishing short-term rental market. Since the city is a booming tourist destination, it creates a high demand for rental properties.
Statistics show that records over 3 million tourist visits annually, and this is good news for rental property investors.
Thessaloniki holds a prominent position in Greece’s economy. This is one good reason why investing in real estate in the city is a wise investment choice.
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