House for sale in Patmos
Patmos, Dodecanese Islands
Property details
Specifications
- Property Type
- Houses / Villas
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Property Size
- 30 m²
- Year Built
- 2002
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Dodecanese Islands
- Municipality
- Patmos
- Location
- Patmos
- Ref No.
- Pat4-7861
Description
House for sale in Patmos. Nestled in the heart of Patmos’ picturesque Chora, this enchanting traditional stone house offers a perfect blend of island charm and modern convenience. Spanning 30 square meters, this gem is just a short stroll—30-50 meters—from the vibrant town square, placing you in the midst of local life while providing a serene escape.
Originally constructed in 1930 and lovingly renovated in 2002, this cozy residence features a harmonious open-plan design that integrates a living area, kitchen, and one inviting bedroom. The bathroom is tastefully designed, ensuring both style and functionality. The home comes fully furnished and equipped with essential appliances, including a refrigerator, stove, air conditioner, and a solar water heater with water tanks.
Situated in a tranquil section of the traditional village, this property is an ideal choice for a charming vacation retreat or a lucrative tourist rental. Embrace the authentic spirit of Patmos in this lovingly maintained home, where every corner exudes character and warmth.
House for sale in Patmos. Location Information:
Patmos Island, popularly known as the "Island of the Apocalypse," is noted for its spiritual significance. It is, however, one of the most beautiful Greek islands.
Saint John the Divine, according to legend, was inspired to compose the Book of the Apocalypse in a cave on the Greek island of Patmos. The so-called "Apocalypse Cave" is now one of the islands most popular attractions. Above Chora, the islands capital, is a massive monastery dedicated to Saint John. Thousands of pilgrims visit the island of Patmos each year to see these two sacred sites.
Due to its spiritual nature, the island hosts a number of religious festivals and feasts, which provide a great opportunity for visitors to learn about the culture and traditions.
Patmos Greece is an island of the Dodecanese group of islands, located in the northwestern section of the group.
The Monastery of Saint John, which is located on top of a hill overlooking Chora, is Patmos most prominent monument. The monastery is surrounded by walls that give it the appearance of a fortress. There are other monasteries on the island, in addition to the Monastery of Saint John. Patmos has a strong spiritual personality! The so-called "Cave of the Apocalypse," where, according to legend, Apostle John was inspired to write the Book of Revelation, is another renowned tourist attraction on Patmos.
Chora is the islands capital and one of Patmos most beautiful settlements. It has whitewashed cottages, narrow paved alleys, and a beautiful view of the Aegean Sea thanks to its ancient architecture. Many Patmos hotels, cafes, restaurants, and taverns can be found in Chora, where you may sample local specialities. Aside from Chora, Skala village, where the islands harbor is located, is another well-known site on Patmos. Skala is a bustling tourist destination.
The beaches on Patmos are breathtaking! Agriolivado and Livadi Geranou, two of Patmos best-organized beaches, are located on the islands northern side. The rest of the islands beaches are remote, making them ideal for individuals seeking solitude.
You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.
House for sale in Patmos. Location Information:
Patmos Island, popularly known as the "Island of the Apocalypse," is noted for its spiritual significance. It is, however, one of the most beautiful Greek islands.
Saint John the Divine, according to legend, was inspired to compose the Book of the Apocalypse in a cave on the Greek island of Patmos. The so-called "Apocalypse Cave" is now one of the islands most popular attractions. Above Chora, the islands capital, is a massive monastery dedicated to Saint John. Thousands of pilgrims visit the island of Patmos each year to see these two sacred sites.
Due to its spiritual nature, the island hosts a number of religious festivals and feasts, which provide a great opportunity for visitors to learn about the culture and traditions.
Patmos Greece is an island of the Dodecanese group of islands, located in the northwestern section of the group.
The Monastery of Saint John, which is located on top of a hill overlooking Chora, is Patmos most prominent monument. The monastery is surrounded by walls that give it the appearance of a fortress. There are other monasteries on the island, in addition to the Monastery of Saint John. Patmos has a strong spiritual personality! The so-called "Cave of the Apocalypse," where, according to legend, Apostle John was inspired to write the Book of Revelation, is another renowned tourist attraction on Patmos.
Chora is the islands capital and one of Patmos most beautiful settlements. It has whitewashed cottages, narrow paved alleys, and a beautiful view of the Aegean Sea thanks to its ancient architecture. Many Patmos hotels, cafes, restaurants, and taverns can be found in Chora, where you may sample local specialities. Aside from Chora, Skala village, where the islands harbor is located, is another well-known site on Patmos. Skala is a bustling tourist destination.
The beaches on Patmos are breathtaking! Agriolivado and Livadi Geranou, two of Patmos best-organized beaches, are located on the islands northern side. The rest of the islands beaches are remote, making them ideal for individuals seeking solitude.
You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.
Features
- Autonomous heat system
- Refrigerator
- Furnished
- Renovated
- stove
- Electric appliances
