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| Villa | For Sale | 150 m2 | € 380.000 |
| Price: | € 380.000 | |
| Size (m2): | 150 | |
| Price/m2: | € 2.533/m2 | |
| Status: | For Sale | |
| Type: | Residential | |
| Sub Type: | Villa | |
| Reference #: | CCV166 | |
| Agent's Code: | 231 | |
| Date Posted: | 11/10/2011 | |
| Bedrooms: | 3 | |
| Bathrooms: | 3 | |
| W/C's: | 0 | |
| Kitchens: | 2 | |
| # of Storeys: | 1 | |
| View: | Sea | |
| Garage: | Parking Spot | |
| Year Built: | 2005 | |
| City/Town: | Plaka | |
| Municipality: | Vamos | |
| Prefecture: | Chanion | |
| Region: | Crete | |
| Country: | Greece |
| Air Conditioning |
| Balcony/Veranda |
| Fireplace |
| Swimming Pool |
A spacious villa with much potential for further development. Panoramic views. Swimming pool. Converted annexe Main Villa - * 100sqm * 2 bed, 2 bath * Aircon in bedrooms * 3300sqm plot * Oil fired central heating * Established Gardens with extensive irrigation * Parking for 6 cars * Most furniture included Converted Annexe - * 50sqm * Separate shower room * Separate Kitchen Plus - 56sqm extra build allowance - potential to easily convert to 4 or 5 be property. 32sqm swimming pool with Roman steps. panoramic views of Souda Bay. Close to Plaka Village. Extensive terraces and covered pergolas. The Apokoronas extends from the foothills of the White Mountains north to the coast, in a wide plain with rolling hills. To the east, Cape Drapanon rises above the plain and extends out into the Sea of Crete. The area is very green and fertile, unusual for rocky Crete. The Kiliaris river, known in antiquity as 'Pyknos', runs through the region. Robert Pashley suggested that the name 'Apokoronas' came from the ancient city of Ippokoronas or Ippokoronion, also cited by Strabo. This city may have been located near modern Nippos, or on the site of the Venetian fortress, Castel Apicorono, on an outcrop between Kalyves and Almyrida. The major towns of Apokoronas are Vamos, Armenoi and Vryses, with police, municipal and utility offices as well as taverns and large churches; Kalyves, Almyrida and Georgioupoli are the largest beach resorts. Tourism and agriculture are the major local industries, with much construction and quarrying to satisfy the demands of many foreigners eager to buy or rent properties in what used to be beautiful and traditional villages.
About: Chanion, Crete, GreecePer square mile, Crete must be one of the most "loaded" places in the world -- loaded, that is, in the diversity of its history, archaeological sites, natural attractions, tourist amenities, and just plain surprises. In a world where more and more travelers have "been there, done that," Crete remains an endlessly fascinating and satisfying destination. Few travelers need to be sold on the glories of the Minoan culture of Crete. But Crete also offers cities layered with 4,000 years of continuous inhabitation, including the vibrant heritage of centuries-old Orthodox Christianity and the distinctive imprint left by almost 700 years of Venetian and Turkish rule. Not to mention endless beaches, magnificent mountains, intriguing caves, resonant gorges, and countless villages and sites that provide unexpected and unforgettable experiences. An elaborate service industry has developed to please the many thousands of foreigners who visit Crete each year. Facilities now exist to suit everyone's taste, ranging from luxury resorts to guest rooms in villages that have hardly changed over several centuries. You can spend a delightful day in a remote mountain town where you're treated to fresh goat cheese and olives, then be back at your hotel within an hour, enjoying a cool drink on the beach. |
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