
Ask our assistant anything about buying on Zakynthos. It answers in seconds, day or night, and Dimitra takes it from there.
Dimitra’s family has been finding homes on Zakynthos for over forty years. Tell us what you’re looking for, and we already know where to look.
Her father started the business in 1982. Four decades later, Dimitra carries on that experience with one goal: to be by your side at every step, from the first search to the day you hold your keys.
Buying abroad has many steps. Dimitra guides you through every one of them, so you always know what happens next.
A short chat or call about area, budget, purpose and timing.
Our catalogue, our network and new properties as they come in. You get a shortlist that fits.
In person on the island, or by live video call if you are abroad.
Greek tax number (AFM) and bank account, arranged remotely with a lawyer.
A lawyer checks title, Cadastre and debts. An engineer confirms the building is legal.
We negotiate for you, then a preliminary contract and deposit secure the property.
You sign the final deed before a notary, it is registered, and the keys are yours.
Utilities, trusted builders, rental licence and property management if you want it.
Each part of Zakynthos has its own pace. Pick the one that fits how you will live.

Long sandy beach and the busiest summer strip. Strong rental demand.
Green hills, quiet coves and protected beaches. Low-density villa land.
Dramatic sunset cliffs and a traditional village. Privacy first.
Year-round life, schools, port and hospital. Apartments and townhouses.
Family resort with shallow water, 6 km from town. Good all-rounder.
Wide sandy beach and salt flats. Relaxed and great value.
Fishing harbour, Blue Caves nearby. Stone houses and olive land.
Old stone villages above the sea. Renovation projects with character.
Typical buyer costs for a resale property. Your lawyer confirms the exact figures.
| Property transfer tax | 3.09% |
| Notary fees | ≈ 1% |
| Lawyer fees | ≈ 1% |
| Land registry | ≈ 0.5% |
| Agency fee | 2% + VAT |
Short answers to what international buyers ask us most. Ask the assistant for anything else.
Yes. Buyers from the EU and from outside the EU can buy property on Zakynthos. The island is not one of the Greek border areas where non-EU buyers need a special permit, but your lawyer confirms this for every property before you commit.
A Greek tax number (AFM), a Greek bank account and an independent lawyer. A civil engineer certifies that the building is legal, and the final deed is signed before a notary and registered with the Cadastre. Dimitra guides you through each step.
For a resale property, transfer tax is 3.09% of the price. Notary fees are about 1%, lawyer fees about 1%, land registry about 0.5%, and the agency fee is 2% plus VAT. New-build sales may carry VAT instead of transfer tax. Your lawyer confirms the exact figures.
Yes. You can view properties by live video call, and with a power of attorney your lawyer can sign documents on your behalf. Many of our buyers live abroad.
Once you have chosen a property, most purchases complete within one to three months, depending on how quickly the documents and legal checks are ready.
Yes. The property must be registered in the Greek short-term rental registry (AMA) and meet the current rules for short-term rentals. We can help with the registration and with property management after you buy.
Yes. Write to Dimitra’s assistant in any language and it replies in the same language. Dimitra herself works in English and Greek.
Tell us what you're looking for and we'll do the search for you. We'll find the best verified property for your needs, with complete discretion.
We reply within one working day, in English or Greek.