Ktima Ingglesi
On Tatoiou Avenue in Acharnes, near Varympompi and the Parnitha national forest, Ktima Ingglesi is described as having a garden and an indoor hall. The listing says the chapel is dedicated to Saints Raphael, Ephraim and Kyriaki, and that the outdoor area can host receptions for up to 800 guests, with the indoor hall accommodating up to 350. The estate is presented for wedding and baptism receptions, themed events, parties and catering. Ask whether the chapel ceremony time you want is held for you alone or shared with another event on the same day, and ask what the estate does when the outdoor count drops. Best for: a large outdoor reception where the chapel sits on the same grounds.
Ktima Casarma by Zafiris Catering
On Kifisias Street in Acharnes, Ktima Casarma is an event estate with a reception hall built in stone and wood and a chapel on the grounds, which the listing presents for weddings and baptisms. The record also mentions children's parties and corporate events, and describes the venue as suited to winter events, with a green setting around the hall. Because the hall is the anchor here, ask how the chapel ceremony and the indoor reception are sequenced if the weather turns, and how long the walk between them takes. Best for: a winter wedding with ceremony and reception on the same estate.
Ktima Argithea
In Paiania, on Panagias Misosporitissas, Ktima Argithea is described as a wedding and event estate with a garden, an indoor area with views, and a chapel on the grounds for wedding ceremonies. The listing says it holds an events operating licence and is presented for wedding receptions, baptisms and corporate events. Ask to see the operating licence and confirm which spaces it covers for your date, and ask separately who approves the ceremony itself. Best for: couples who want both outdoor and indoor options in the same Paiania property.
Filokalis - Wedding Estate in Koropi
On Pefkonos Street in Koropi, Filokalis is a wedding estate built in stone and wood, with a closed reception hall with a domed ceiling and glass walls framing panoramic views. The listing says the hall can host events year-round, and that the grounds include a chapel dedicated to Agios Stylianos and a pool. The estate works with selected catering to offer set or buffet menu options. Ask which caterers are on that selected list and whether you can bring your own, and ask how the pool area is used during a reception. Best for: a year-round wedding with a pool on site and a named chapel.
Ktima Velli
On Pythagora in Agia Marina, Koropi, Ktima Velli is an event estate with stone paths, wooden details and rare vegetation, and named spaces including Poolside, Velli Prive and Velli Challet. The listing presents it as a private-village-style setting and hosts weddings, baptisms, corporate events and social gatherings. Its categories include wedding chapel and children's space. Ask how the named spaces are allocated when more than one event is on the grounds, what your group actually gets, and whether the children's space is staffed. Best for: a wedding where guests move between distinct spaces rather than sitting in one hall.
Ktima Orino
On Parnithos in Acharnes, on the slopes of Mount Parnitha, Ktima Orino is described as an event estate with a pool, a chapel and a lush garden, suitable for weddings, baptisms, corporate events and personal parties. The listing says the venue has been operating since 2004 and offers a multifunctional space. It also mentions conferences, seminars and presentations. Ask what else is booked on your date, because a multifunctional venue can host a conference in one space while your ceremony runs in another, and ask how the two are kept apart. Best for: a Parnitha-side setting where the garden and pool carry the reception.
Ktima Dikaioulia
On Kontratsi Zakynthou in Koropi, Ktima Dikaioulia is listed for weddings, baptisms, corporate events, children's parties and wellness retreats. The published description mentions views of the Euboean Gulf, and the business listing identifies wedding and reception facilities and a chapel. The record is shorter than the others here, so the questions matter more. Ask the venue which spaces and services are included in a proposal for your date, and get that in writing before you compare it with the rest. Best for: a Koropi wedding with a sea view, once you've confirmed the details directly.
How to choose among them
The table below puts the listing facts side by side. Treat the capacity figures as the venue's own published numbers, not a recommendation.
| Venue | Area | Chapel named in the listing | Published capacity | Event types in the record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ktima Ingglesi | Acharnes, Tatoiou Ave | Saints Raphael, Ephraim and Kyriaki | 800 outdoor, 350 indoor | Weddings, baptisms, themed events, parties, catering |
| Ktima Casarma | Acharnes, Kifisias St | Yes | Not stated | Weddings, baptisms, children's parties, corporate |
| Ktima Argithea | Paiania | Yes | Not stated | Wedding receptions, baptisms, corporate |
| Filokalis | Koropi, Pefkonos St | Agios Stylianos | Not stated | Wedding receptions, baptisms, corporate |
| Ktima Velli | Koropi, Agia Marina | Wedding chapel category | Not stated | Weddings, baptisms, corporate, social gatherings |
| Ktima Orino | Acharnes, Parnithos | Yes | Not stated | Weddings, baptisms, corporate, conferences, seminars |
| Ktima Dikaioulia | Koropi | Yes | Not stated | Weddings, baptisms, corporate, children's parties, wellness |
What to confirm before you pay a deposit
Once you've picked two or three, work through this checklist before any deposit.
- Ask who owns the chapel and who grants permission to use it, then confirm the current requirements with the competent parish or metropolis yourself.
- Ask whether your ceremony time is exclusive or shared with another event on the same day.
- Ask for the wet-weather plan in writing, including which indoor space is held for you and until when.
- Ask whether the caterer is in-house or selected, and whether outside caterers are allowed.
- Ask what is included in the quoted space: furniture, lighting, sound, parking, staff.
- Ask what happens if your guest count changes by, say, ten percent (an example) in either direction.
- Ask for the cancellation and postponement terms in the contract, not in conversation.
Reading the chapel questions correctly
Our related planning guide, which questions belong to whom when the estate has a chapel, walks through the split between what the venue answers and what the parish answers.
If your event sits alongside a christening, leave room between the ceremony and lunch rather than stacking them back to back. That timing question is covered in our guide to a baptism reception in Attica. Both guides are worth reading before you shortlist, because the answers change which estates on this list still work for your date.
Matching a listing to your guest list
Capacity is the first filter, and only one record here publishes numbers. Ask each shortlisted venue for its maximum seated and standing figures for your month, then compare those answers with the published capacity at Ktima Ingglesi, which the listing gives as 800 outdoors and 350 indoors. A venue that seats your group comfortably indoors is worth more in February than one that only shines in July.
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Tell us your headcount, your date and what matters most, whether that's the chapel itself, a winter hall or a pool for the kids, and we'll point you to the listings whose records match.
Planning questions
Can we marry in the chapel on the estate?
A chapel on the grounds does not automatically mean you can hold the ceremony there. Ask the venue who owns the chapel and who grants permission, then confirm current requirements with the competent parish or metropolis before you plan around it.
How do we compare estates when most records don't list capacity?
Only one of these listings publishes capacity figures. For the rest, ask each venue directly for the maximum seated and standing numbers, and ask which indoor space is held for you if it rains.
What should we ask about catering at these estates?
Ask whether the caterer is in-house or from a selected list, and whether outside caterers are allowed. One listing mentions working with selected caterers on set or buffet menus, so the answer varies by venue.