Bill Gates'[/B] trip to Greece and the businessman's rumored intention to buy a Greek island has brought back the talk of Greek islands that are on real estate lists around the world, waiting for their next owner.
The truth is that from the Aegean to the Ionian Sea there are many cases of islands that are for sale right now, with their price of course being out of reach for the common man. Someone, however, who is willing and able to dig deep into their pockets could take a look at the five cases below.
Patroclus Island (Undetermined price)
Where is it located: Patroclus or Gaidouronisi is an island in the Saronic Gulf, on the road to Sounion between the settlements of Thymari and Legraina (after Palea Focaea).
Total area: 2,600,000 square meters
See it at Google Earth
[/P]For sale here.
[/P]St. Thomas (15,000,000 euros)
Where it is located: Agios Thomas is an island in the Saronic Gulf. It is located in the north of the Saronic Gulf, northwest of Aegina and belongs to the Diaporion Islands complex. Administratively it belongs to the municipality of Aegina.
Total area:1,200,000 square meters.
See it on Google Earth
For sale here
Isle of Sophia (5,500,000 euros)
Where is it located: Sophia Island is an uninhabited islet of the island cluster of Echinas, located in the Ionian Sea, specifically east of Ithaca and west of Aitoloakarnania.
Total area: 170,000 square meters
See it at Google Earth
For sale here.
Makri Island (Undetermined price)
Where it is located: Makri is an island in the Ionian Sea. It belongs to the complex of the Echinades islands located on the southeastern coast of Aitoloakarnania.
Total area: 1,000,000 square meters
See it at Google Earth
For sale here.
Agios Athanasios (2,200,000 euros)
Where it is located: Agios Athanasios is a small island located in the bay of Itea in the Corinthian Gulf in the prefecture of Fokida.
Total area: 11,000 square days
See it at Google Earth
For sale here.
Source: gazzetta.gr
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