Location

This Villa is situated in a tranquil beachside setting, just a short drive from the vibrant port town of Lefkimmi, which offers a wide array of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and local markets.

Lefkimmi is the second largest village on Corfu after Kerkyra. It is located towards the south of the island on the east coast approximately 40km south of the main town.

It is a traditional Port town spread out amongst the olive groves and vineyards of the area, there is a river that runs through the town with restaurants on either side which offer a lovely place to sit and have a coffee or a meal and watch the world go by.

The harbour has daily ferries to Igoumenitsa on the mainland as well as trips to the islands of Paxos and Antipaxos.

Lefkimmi has a good selection of bars and restaurants as well as cash machines, car hire outlets, supermarkets and souvenir shops.

Investment

This amazing property is ideal for a permanent residence, but also as a holiday / investment property.

If you are interested in this property and/or want to discuss buying in Corfu please contact us:

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Why live in Corfu?

• Enjoy a peaceful life at a relaxed pace

Away from the hustle and bustle of the big cities, Corfu offers a peaceful way of life which is contagious, and those who choose to make Corfu their home often find a balance and peace of mind they have never experienced previously.

• Affordable cost of living

Compared with other popular European destinations, Corfu offers a reasonable cost of living. Property, food, services, day-to-day living or leisure activities, spending is often more moderate, allowing residents to take full advantage of everything the island has to offer without compromising their quality of life.

• Idyllic mediterranean climate

Corfu enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate, with hot, sunny summers and mild winters. Sea breezes make summer days more comfortable and winters although cooler, remain moderate.

• Proximity to other islands & countries

Corfu’s strategic location makes it an ideal base from which to explore other destinations. Situated on the border between Greece and Albania, the island offers a unique proximity to mainland Europe.

• Warm & welcoming locals

Hospitality is at the heart of Corfu culture. The island’s inhabitants are renowned for their kindness, generosity and sense of community and you will quickly be adopted and made to feel part of the Corfiote family.

• Community celebrations

Corfiote inhabitants are proud of their island’s heritage and will always celebrate any Festival or memorable day to the extreme! Visitors are always welcome whether new inhabitants or folks just on holiday – everyone is encouraged to join in and celebrate the amazing history with full community spirit!

• Tasty local cuisine

Corfu’s cuisine is a delight blending Greek traditions with other European influences. Local produce is served in local taverns offering an authentic experience, where home-cooked dishes are served with generosity.

• Natural landscapes

Corfu is one of Greece’s greenest Ionian islands –  full of natural beauty from majestic mountains and lush valleys to olive groves and dense forests, all offering breathtaking views of the surrounding Ionian Sea.

• Abundant beaches & crystal-clear waters 

Corfu is renowned for its pristine beaches, bathed by turquoise and emerald waters. Fine sandy beaches, polished pebbles and towering cliffs offer a variety of coastal landscapes easily accessible all over the island.

• Rich history & cultural heritage

Corfu’s history is a fascinating blend of Greek, Venetian, French and British influences. Traces of the past can be seen in the island’s architecture, fortresses, museums and churches along with Corfu’s old town which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site.