Epirus Luxury Apartments – Phase 2 in Patras

Epirus Luxury Apartments – Phase 2 is an urban regeneration project converting an industrial building in Patras, Greece, into 17 modern apartments. The development qualifies for the Greek Golden Visa programme, offering residency for an investment starting from €250,000.

Investors receive both residency rights and a tangible asset with appreciation potential, located in a dynamic neighbourhood with access to beaches, the University of Patras and the port. The apartments feature elevators, rooftop solar panels, a communal garden and modern appliances, providing a comfortable living environment.

Features of the flats

• Bathroom - Sink + Vanity cabinet under sink, Wall mounted mirror, Hot water boiler, Shower with fixtures
• Kitchen - Refrigerator, Stove + electric cooking surface + Kitchen steam hood, Sink + faucet
• Built in shelves
• Built in cupboards
• Solar panels
• Built in ceiling lighting
• Air conditioning
• Washing machine

Advantages

• Eligibility for the Greek Golden Visa programme with a minimum investment of €250,000
• Limited supply: only 17 units available (11 one‑bedroom and 6 two‑bedroom)
• Guaranteed rental return: €550 per month for one‑bedroom and €650 per month for two‑bedroom apartments for the first 3 years, plus complimentary property management
• Located in Patras with upcoming infrastructure upgrades – new highway, airport privatisation and a mega‑yacht marina – enhancing long‑term demand

Location and nearby infrastructure

Patras is Greece’s third‑largest city, situated in the northern Peloponnese and serving as a major seaport linking the country to Italy and Western Europe. The city benefits from road, rail and ferry connections, with a drive to Athens of about 1.5 hours.

Three major infrastructure projects are underway: completion of the Pyrgos‑Patras highway, privatisation and global expansion of Araxos Airport and the commencement of a new mega‑yacht marina. These improvements enhance accessibility, boost tourism and business activity, and support long‑term residential demand.