Villa in Sparto (Amfilochia)

This house offers three bedrooms on a single floor and a 7,234 sqm plot on the edge of Sparto in Amfilochia, overlooking the Ambracian Gulf, in a part of western Greece that has remained local rather than touristic.

Built in 1971 and renovated through 2026, the house combines a settled older structure with up-to-date finishes. It measures approximately 111 sqm, laid out on a single level: three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and six rooms in total, with a fully equipped kitchen. It is sold fully furnished, so it is ready to use from the first visit. The windows are glazed and fitted with shutters and mosquito nets. A fireplace takes care of cooler evenings and air conditioning handles the warm ones. There is a storage room, private parking, and an alarm system. The property has a municipal water supply.

The plot is the headline: just over 7,234 sqm of private land that wraps around the house. There is space for a garden, for productive trees, and for a pool if a buyer wants one. The house opens onto an elevated, paved terrace with views over the Ambracian Gulf and the surrounding countryside.

The sale also includes a photovoltaic installation on the land, operating under a guaranteed electricity-sale contract with 14 years remaining. This is a separate, income-generating asset that comes with the property, secured for more than a decade under the existing agreement, independent of anything the house itself earns.

As a retreat, this is the quiet version of Greece rather than the resort version. The nearest major town, Amfilochia, is a working town on the water, not a holiday strip, so the pace stays local and the setting stays calm.

Location – distances
Sparto is a small seaside village on the Ambracian Gulf in western Greece, set among olive groves and low hills. It offers a quieter alternative to the busier holiday resorts nearby, with easy access to beaches such as Koulouri and Katergaki, and seafood tavernas serving the day’s catch.

The gulf itself is a protected wetland, known for its birdlife and for one of the Mediterranean’s few resident dolphin populations. Pods are seen regularly in the bay, and they are part of what draws people to this stretch of coast. Over the past few years, Sparto has shifted from a working fishing village into a small but growing market for international buyers.

• Vlycho Beach: 1 km

• Sparto: 4.5 km

• Koulouri Beach: 6 km

• Katergaki Beach: 6.5 km

• Amfilochia: 13 km

• Preveza International Airport: 35.5 km

• Preveza: 42 km

• Lefkada: 43 km