Boutique Hotel for sale on a Greek island

Situated on the lush green island of Samothrace, this property  is providing both sea and forest views. It is conveniently located 50 meters from the forest and 600 meters from the sea, offering a peaceful setting ideal for relaxation and connection with nature. The area is known for its quiet environment, primarily consisting of residential buildings and rental accommodations, appealing to visitors seeking serene holidays and alternative tourism experiences like yoga and mindfulness retreats.

Spanning approximately 2,000 square meters on a unique hillside, the property includes a total constructed area of 479.59 square meters. It features eight spacious rooms, comprising four double rooms (25 sq. meters each) and four triple rooms (28 sq. meters each). Each room is equipped with large bathrooms, independent heating, air conditioning, refrigerators, TVs, and fully equipped kitchens, with access to a shared washing machine. All rooms benefit from sea views.

Additionally, the property includes a 53-square-meter independent ground-floor residence, suitable for owner's quarters. The ground floor also houses a restaurant/tavern area with outdoor seating, licensed for 140 seats and capable of accommodating up to 250 for events. Eight covered parking spaces are available for the rooms, with additional public parking for the dining area. Built in 1999, the property maintains compliance with zoning and land registry regulations.

This offering presents substantial development potential, with approximately 400 square meters remaining for additional hotel construction. Samothrace is emerging as a rapidly growing tourist destination, known for its waterfalls, hiking trails, historical sites, natural pools, and rich local gastronomy. Enhanced accessibility is anticipated with planned seaplane operations for 2025.

The property is eligible for the Greek Golden Visa program and is suitable for various investment models, including timeshare or fractional ownership, promising high yield potential through short-term rental platforms due to the island's increasing popularity. This opportunity comes as the current owners are retiring.