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Reference No : #001-265
Location : Greece :: Crete
Category : Rentals
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Two-storey house of 170m2 in a complex of three luxury maisonettes within a land of 1000m2, recently constructed, offering all the amenities even to the most demanding persons...

A luxury house that offers wonderful open views to the surroundings, in an area with charming villages and rugged scenery. A perfect location for people who want to see a little of the real Crete.

The house is available for the minimum rental period of two years.

The outdoor areas of this wonderful house comprise of:

45m2 common pool with Jacuzzi
Barbeque area
Spacious colourful garden laid with grass

Entering the ground floor via a security door, one faces:

Spacious living area
Kitchen with granite, many cupboards and appliances of Küppersbusch trademark: microwave, oven, kitchener, refrigerator-freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, extractor.
Two (2) bedrooms fitted with wardrobes and exits to balconies
Separate WC's

Via an internal marbled staircase, one has access to the first floor that houses:

A master bedroom fitted with a large wardrobe, air-condition (a/c) and balcony that offers views to the sea,
A large full equipped bathroom, with shower, toilet and bathtub.

Furthermore, the house is provided with central heating, solar panel, air condition in the living room, video intercom, internet connection, emergency lights. Additionally, the windows are triple-glazed and bulletproof. The house also benefits from the independency of the two storeys.

Please note that in the rental price is included the outdoors lightning, cleaning and maintenance of the pool and the gardens.

Akrotiri Peninsula lies just 10km away from the main city of Chania. The best thing about Akrotiri is it remains largely untouched by tourism, with quaint little villages nestling close to the coastline or sitting proudly in the hillsides of the peninsula. You will find a lot of villages around this area and some amazing white sandy beaches, where you will find yourselves the only person on the beach.There are only a few well known beaches within the Akrotiri peninsula, all of these beaches are awarded the Blue Flag beach award every year. The main beaches are Stavros beach, Marathi beach, Tersanas &amp; Maherida beaches, Agios Onoufrios beach, Loutraki beach and the beach of Kalathas.Although some of the beaches are small, most have local Tavernas offering excellent Greek dishes including freshly caught Octopus, fish and even the local delicacy of sea urchin.
Another point of interest that attracts people to the area of Akrotiri is the catacombs, tombs and caves in the area as well as some easily walk able gorges and ravines. A lot of visitors to Crete come to see the amazing architecture of the many monasteries and churches that are spread through the Cretan countryside.
The area of Akrotiri peninsula is “blessed” with many fine churches, many from the Byzantine era with frescos and golden artwork adorning them as they did many over 500 years ago. One fine example is the Monastery of Aghia Triada of Tzagaroli situated on the northwest of Akrotiri, open almost daily with a small museum.

Why Greece?

It has strict build density regulations, which will avoid major developments in future and thus overbuilding
Only 3½ hours from London and many European cities making it a viable weekend break holiday destination
Voted by the Lonely Planet Guide 2010 (http://www.ktimatoemporiki.gr/news/37/) as one of the top 10 countries in the world to visit

Price (Euros)

850

Build area (m²)

170

Land area (m²)

1000

Sea View

yes

Inside Village

yes

On Hill

yes

Garden

yes

Trees

yes

Number of bedrooms

Swimming pool

yes

Parking

yes

Levels

Condominium/ maisonette

yes

Baths

Toilets

Air Condition

yes

Central Heating

yes

Electricity

yes

Water

yes

Distance to airport, km

Distance to beach, km

Town Distance, km

Monthly rent (Euros)

850


Tel.: Fax: E-mail:	+30 28210 57111 +30 28210 58881 info@ktimatoemporiki.gr

Chania - Kydonia - AKROTIRI
East of Chania and at a distance of barely 15 km, following the road towards the International airport, is the peninsula called Kiamon in the old days and Akrotiri today. It is a historic peninsula associated with the liberation struggles of Crete. Akrotiri shapes the bay of Suda, one of the biggest natural harbours in Greece.
Worth visiting:
The Venizelos graves, 6 km from Chania, with a breathtaking view of the town
The monastery of Agia Triada, 16 km from Chania. One of the few monasteries in Crete where monastic life is practised.
The monastery of Gouverneto, 20 km from Chania, which has beautiful embossed decorations in Venetian style. The liturgies of Holy Week are atmospheric. Older than the monastery of Agia Triada, with old murals, it gives a feeling of seclusion and isolation.
The beaches of Akrotiri. There are many beautiful beaches, such as Stavros, Kalathas, Tersanas, Loutraki, Marathi.
Kalathas is a small natural bay on the edge of a ravine, with a quiet, sandy beach. Also visitors can swim to the islet which is very close by. The beach can be crowded in summer and at weekends. Very shallow and ideal for children.
Stavros is another beautiful beach. One of the bays of the area gives the feeling of a lake because of its small size. In this area you can find an abundance of fish. At this place filmed the famous Alexis Zorbas and Stavros had its moment of fame.
Loutraki, is a tiny beach with extremely crystal clear water.
Marathi, discovered a few years ago by the inhabitants of Chania. It gets very crowded at weekends. Nice sandy beach with quite warm shallow water.