Preview notice: the business’s full legal identity and retention policy must be confirmed before public launch. Online delivery is not active until configured.
Who to contact
For enquiries about your information, contact Kallos Homes at contact@kalloshomes.gr, +30 695 176 7987, Andromachis 215, Kallithea, Athens 176 73, Greece.
Information you provide
The enquiry form asks for your name, email, property location and project description. Phone, timing and budget are optional. Please do not include identity documents, financial account details or other sensitive information.
How your enquiry is used
Information is used to respond to your request, discuss your project and take steps at your request before a potential agreement. The privacy acknowledgement is not a subscription to marketing.
Delivery and hosting
When enabled, WordPress sends your enquiry to the business email address through the configured mail service. The hosting and mail providers, their processing terms and transfer safeguards must be confirmed before public launch. The Kallos plugin does not store enquiry submissions in the WordPress database.
External maps
Google Maps loads only after you allow external content in Cookie settings or choose Load Google Maps for one visit. Loading it connects your browser to Google. You can change this choice in the footer.
Preferences and measurement
The website remembers your language preference on this device. Analytics is optional. If Google Analytics is configured, it loads only after you accept analytics cookies. You can decline or change your choice through Cookie preferences in the footer. Only page paths and basic interaction events are used; form contents and query strings are excluded. Analytics identifiers have not yet been configured. No advertising tracking is enabled.
Retention and your choices
The business must set and publish a specific retention policy before launch. You can contact Kallos Homes to request access, correction or deletion of your information and to ask about other applicable data rights. You may also raise a concern with the Hellenic Data Protection Authority.
Updated 2 October 2026.
