Rhodes is a largest Greek island approximately covers 18 kilometers southwest of Turkey in eastern Aegean Sea. According to legends Rhodes was famous worldwide for the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Long hot , sunny summers , mild winters helps to make Rhodes as a favorite holiday island Today Rhodes is famous as a tourist destination. The shape of this island is like a spearhead which is 79.7 km long and 38 km wide, with a total area of approximately 1,400 square kilometers and a coastline of approximately 220 km. Property in Greece offers excellent value for money. It offers great facilities like the weather, the accessibility, the lack of crime, the restrictions on over-development and the legendary Greek hospitality, at reasonable prices, that's why more and more people are choosing to buy a home in Greece. The future for Greece is excellent, as it has a Mediterranean coastline more than two times the size of Spain and France combined.

Rhodes is the largest Dodecanese Islands with an area of 1400 square kilometers and is situated in the south east corner of the Aegean Sea. Rhodes town placed on the northern tip of the island. It is a vibrant place with many shops and restaurants and new areas. Rhodes old town is a fascinating mix of Ancient, Byzantine, Medieval and Turkish influences. Rhodes offers many types of properties like Villas, town houses, chalets, old buildings and apartments are all options. When buying property anywhere in Greece you must seek good professional advice. The land ownership laws are stringent and exacting here.

Why Buy a Property in Greece?

The weather: Greece offers very pleasant weather including many glorious days with cloudless skies. The summers are hot and dry with a cooling breeze, and winters are short and mild.

The Quality of Life: Greece surroundings have a slower pace of life and free from rates of crime. Add to this an outdoor lifestyle with sun, sea, and one of the healthiest natural environment throughout the world

The Value for Money: The cost of living in Greece is about 30-40% cheaper than the UK, and properties are less than half the price as compared with other countries. There are no monthly council tax bills, you just pay your electricity and water on a meter, plus a small charge to cover rubbish collection for your property.

The Language: English is a compulsory language at Greek schools, so it is widely spoken by all the locals. English newspapers, radio, satellite television and high speed Internet are also all readily available.

Crime Rate : The low crime rate ,theft is rare and violent crime virtually unknown.