The hotel has an area of 600 sq.m. in the southern part of the Sithonia Peninsula, in the Kalamitsi area. The property is located just 300 meters from the sandy beach in a picturesque bay surrounded by a natural landscape. The land area is 2,700 sq.m., which provides privacy, space and additional opportunities for development.
Hotel structure and facilities
The complex includes 5 fully furnished townhouses of 120 sq.m. each. All houses are built according to a single plan, with a three-level layout.:
the living area,
3 bedrooms,
3 bathrooms.
Each building is equipped with:
air conditioners,
by the fireplace,
kitchen appliances,
satellite TV and internet connection,
balconies with sea views,
mosquito nets.
On-site parking, automatic irrigation system and barbecue area.
Infrastructure and location
The hotel is only 500 meters from the taverns and supermarket, which makes it convenient for guests. The international airport is 125 km away, and the average travel time is about 1.5 hours. Kalamitsi village is popular among tourists due to its secluded beaches, crystal clear waters and lack of mass development.
The climate in this area is typically Mediterranean, with mild winters and hot, dry summers. The peak tourist season lasts from May to October.
Profitability, advantages and investment attractiveness
Rental demand in Kalamitsi is consistently high during the season. The cost of renting one townhouse can reach 250-300 euros per day, which, when fully loaded for 4-5 months a year, provides a high level of profitability. The format of the division into separate houses also makes the facility convenient for daily rent without the need for significant investments in adaptation.
Additionally: the purchase of this property can serve as a basis for obtaining a residence permit in Greece, with an investment of 250,000 euros or more.
Market dynamics
Over the past 5 years, the cost of tourist real estate in the coastal areas of Sithonia has increased by 23-28%, while it is small hotel facilities that demonstrate stable interest from private investors and family companies. The low density of buildings and the natural value of the region continue to support price growth.