Peloponnese, Achaea, Patra, Greece

Nestled in the serene landscape of Niforeika, Kato Achaia, this beautiful two-story home offers a unique blend of natural beauty, comfort, and Mediterranean character. Set on a generous 5,125 sqm plot, the 188 sqm residence is surrounded by lush greenery and mature olive trees, producing approximately 400kg of virgin Greek olive oil annually—a true gem for nature lovers or those looking for a self-sufficient lifestyle.

Built in 1970, the home has been well-maintained, boasting traditional woodwork, high ceilings with exposed beams, and wide-open windows that invite sunlight and fresh countryside air. The property is fully fenced with a charming gate entrance, offering both privacy and security.

: Key Features:
Living area: 188 sqm

Plot size: 5,125 sqm

Olive grove: ~4,125 sqm with productive olive trees

Location:

450 meters from the sea

3 km from Kato Achaia town

~30 minutes from Patras Port and Araxos Airport

Spacious interiors with wooden finishes and a cozy, rustic charm

Multiple balconies and large windows with countryside views

Peaceful, green surroundings ideal for retreat or permanent residence
Location: Patras is the largest city in the Peloponnese and the third largest city in Greece.
Unique Characteristics: Patras is one of the most important urban centers and has one of the largest ports in Greece, which, due to its strategic location, offers direct communication with Italy and Western Europe. Additionally, Patras is a unique destination ideal for all ages and tastes as it combines entertainment, history, and culture exceptionally well.
One of the largest projects ever completed is located in Patras, the Rio-Antirrio Bridge, which connects the suburb of Patras, Rio, with the village of Antirrio in Aetolia-Acarnania, thus linking northern Peloponnese with western Central Greece.
Every year, Patras hosts one of the largest European carnivals, the Patras Carnival, during which large parades with impressive floats take place, along with a variety of events that attract a considerable number of visitors, especially students from all over Greece.
Accessibility: Patras is connected to Athens via the New National Road of Patras-Athens, with a distance of approximately 216 km, and the total journey is about 2 hours. The KTEL Achaia bus service connects Patras with many destinations such as Thessaloniki, Ioannina, Lamia, Volos, and Kalamata. Also, the new and old ports of Patras connect it with the ports of Italy and western Greece.
Investment Dynamics: Patras is the largest economic, commercial, and cultural center of the Peloponnese and western Greece, and in recent years it has been attracting more and more buyers and investors, increasing the investment power of the region.