Luxury 8.500sqm Estate With 3 Independent Residences And Pool In Aegina

This rare estate of 8,521.83 sq.m. exemplary combines historical heritage, luxury living, and agricultural autonomy.

The residential complex consists of three independent residences. House 1 (173 sq.m.) is a reconstructed 19th-century building with verandas and traditional covered balconies (hayatia), featuring 3 bedrooms (with A/C and ceiling fans), 2 bathrooms, central heating, and an impressive, tiled-roof 54 sq.m. living-dining area with a fireplace.

House 2 (76 sq.m.) is a luxury open-plan suite built in 2007, featuring a wooden roof, a fireplace, a covered balcony (hayati), A/C, and electric thermal radiators.

Located directly below it is House 3 (85 sq.m.), an atmospheric semi-basement open-plan space with wooden flooring, a fireplace, a kitchenette, a bathroom, and an attached 71 sq.m. workshop-storage room.

The outdoor area is designed to premium resort standards. It is dominated by a stunning 131 sq.m. infinity pool (maximum depth of 3m) featuring an eco-friendly salt electrolysis disinfection system (chlorine-free), which connects to the residences via a luxurious iroko wood deck. Adjacent to the pool is a 50 sq.m. covered stone pergola with a fireplace, as well as a covered parking area for at least 3 vehicles.

The unique identity of the estate is completed by the historic chapel of Profitis Ilias (17th century) with preserved frescoes, which was exemplarily restored in 2008, alongside its productive agricultural character featuring 215 pistachio trees and 8 olive trees.

Location: Aegina is the closest island to Athens in the Saronic Gulf, offering the best of island life with easy accessibility to the city. Just a 40-minute ferry ride from Piraeus, Aegina has year-long access to the mainland

Unique features: A magnet for artists and intellectuals, Aegina combines rare natural beauty with its lush olive trees and pistachio orchards and ancient history with the Temple of Apollo and the temple of Athena Aphaia. Its charming villages include the fisherman’s village Perdika, the mountain villages of Sfendouri and Moni, home to peacocks and other exotic wildlife. Ideal for year-long living with supermarkets and a vibrant commercial center, wide choice of restaurants, bars, cafes and beach clubs. 

Accessibility: Regular ferries mean that Athens is just a short ride away. Hourly ferries from Piraeus Port take just 40 minutes to get to Aegina.

Investment potential: Aegina will always be a coveted destination because it offers easy accessibility with island charm.

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