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Location : Greece :: Crete :: Chania :: Municipality of Apokoronas
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House for rent Chania, just 300m from the village square of Georgioupolis and 500m from its sandy and famous beach, a spacious and comfortable semi-detached house enjoying mountain views, is now available for the long term rent of minimum one (1) year…

The rental house of 75m² is benefiting from spacious, bright and sunny interior spaces, a 50m² wonderful yard, set on a own vast plot of 500m².

Entering the lovely home one is welcomed by the vast living area, a beautiful open plan contemporary kitchen, one full bathroom, as well as two (2) wonderful bedrooms with modern fitted wardrobes.

From the balconies surrounding the property a coffee can be enjoyed while relaxing.

Moreover, on the land, the residents have the opportunity to create a 100m² garden, in order to have fresh vegetables and fruits every day.

This home is ideal as it features also autonomous central heating, solar panels, A/C in the living room, internet possibility and wide parking space.

Zaira Collection can provide you with the largest choice of furniture for your new home or holiday home on Crete, Greece. Zaira Collection contains a complete range of bedroom, dining room and living room furniture to suit all tastes and budgets.

Location

Georgioupolis is a small seaside town in Chania Prefecture, approximately 38km southeast of Chania, in West Crete. Georgioupolis is set in a green countryside with a large beach stretching about 1,5 km eastwards.

Georgioupolis is on the border between Rethymno Prefecture to the east and Chania Prefecture to the west, although it belongs to the latter. The area around Georgioupolis is Apokoronas, with its picturesque villages and verdant landscape.

The River Almyros meets the sea at Georgioupolis. Just before the town, it forms a little lake that is home to many birds and animals. The lake is visible from the National Road, as you approach Georgioupolis from Chania. On entering the town you see many eucalyptus trees, both along the road and in the main square, and a row of cypress trees forming a pretty picture.

The main square of Georgioupolis is one of the most attractive to be found in a Cretan tourist village. The restaurants and taverns may have their menus advertised on billboards in the usual tourist way, but the chairs and tables they set outside in the summer, in the shade of the eucalypts, invite you to sit in the cool and enjoy your coffee.

Even at times when the beaches are usually packed, you will see people sitting in the square for a coffee - it's a place with its own lovely atmosphere in the morning.
Georgioupolis is a village of many shops. Take the time to stroll round its narrow streets and you will see many tourist shops and little taverns. You definitely won't lack for anything!

From the square you come to the small harbour of Georgioupolis, five minutes' walk away down the road lined with eucalyptus trees. The harbour is on the mouth of the River Almyros. There you will see fishing boats and people taking their small boats or inflatable out to fish or swim in the bay of Georgioupolis and off the nearby coast.

The history of Georgioupolis is directly linked to the Almyros, and the village was once even known as Almyroupolis.

On either side of the harbour stretch the beaches of Georgioupolis. Here is the start of the beach road with its cafeterias and restaurants, running east.

At the end of the harbour is a small, decorative lighthouse in the Greek colours of white and blue. The most popular sight in the harbour, however, is the chapel of Agios Nikolaos, set on a manmade rock jetty. It's worth walking along to take wonderful pictures. Whether the sea is calm or rough with foaming waves, the scenery is amazing.

If you enjoy a stroll, the beach road of Georgioupolis, running all the way along the beach to the large Tropicana centre, makes a great place to walk. If you want a coffee or snack break, there's always somewhere to sit in one of the many cafes and restaurants lining the road.

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 as one of the top 10 countries in the world to visit