Chania homes
Aroni, Akrotiri
Objektdetails
Specifications
- Property Type
- Houses / Villas
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Property Size
- 110 m²
- Plot Size
- 190 m²
- Floor
- 2
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Chania
- Municipality
- Akrotiri
- Location
- Aroni
- Ref No.
- NP-442
Beschreibung
Chania homes. Just 8km away from the heart of Chania, for sale two semi-detached townhouses of 110m² each in an exclusive development of just five (5) homes that will be constructed to the latest standards, using high quality materials and with the latest and most modern features...Each wonderful house has two (2) levels -55m² 55m² - and one can find a spacious living and dining area, a lovely kitchen and one (1) WC on the first level. Internal stairs lead you to the second floor, with its three (3) bedrooms with access to the balcony and the master bathroom.
Other features offered within these exceptional houses foe sale are central heating, solar panels, and air conditioning, full structural insulation against noise, heat/cold and damp, fitted designer kitchen, fitted wardrobes in all bedrooms, fitted bathrooms, Italian/Spanish tiling, insect screens, window shutters, double-glazed windows and patio/balcony doors, European standard plumbing, guttering, boundary walls and a private parking area.
The main point making these homes ideal to stay besides the comforts provided and the beautiful garden is the ideal location, as they are just 8km from the center of Chania and 6km from the beautiful and sandy beach of Marathi.
Please note that this complex is off plan and not yet constructed.
Location
Each one located on a private plot of 190m², fenced with stone wall, just 8km away from the heart of Chania.
Akrotiri lies 10 km north-east from the Venetian harbour of Chania. Here are the tombs of Eleftherios and Sofoklis Venizelos, the airport of Chania and the port of Souda. Akrotiri is a place for nature lovers, with interesting walking and hiking paths through the unspoilt gorges with amazing diversity, natural beauty and living traditions.
Its dry climate combined with the sea breeze forms an ideal environment not only for people but also for the farm products which are renowned for their high quality and taste. With picturesque sandy beaches, all awarded with the Blue Flag, century-old monasteries and churches, impressive caves with rich lithological and archaeological interest, historical monuments, Akrotiri attracts many visitors every year, who enjoy Cretan hospitality and nature at their best.
"Akrotiri" (the Cape) is the common name of the peninsula that lies to the north-east of the city of Chania and administratively constitutes the Municipality of Akrotiri of the county of Kydonia of the prefecture of Chania. The official name of the peninsula is "MELECHAS" while its ancient name was "Kyamon".
Its 10.000 residents live in around 20 villages and settlements. The town hall is at the village of Pithari 6,5 km away from Chania. Other villages are: Sternes, Horafakia, Kounoupidiana, Mouzouras, Korakies, Argoylides, Aroni, Agios Nikolaos, Pazinos (or Paxinos), Anemomyloi, Marathi, Kathiana, Kalathas, Kampani, Stavros, Kalorouma, Hordaki, Rizosklopo, Agia Zoni and Profitis Ilias.
The road network is quite extensive and in good condition, reaching all the villages and beaches of Akrotiri. There is also a very frequent bus connection with Chania.
The biggest part of the area is flat except from the eastern side which is rocky with a rugged hill range (the highest being Sklopa: 528m high)-giving the impression of high mountains - and pierced by a few gorges that end to the sea in some very scenic rocky coves.
Another characteristic of those hills are the numerous caves that can be found there, with beautiful stalagmites and stalactites sometimes with amazing shapes. Findings of archaeological and historical interest prove that the caves were used as a place of worship as well as a refuge from the invasions of pirates.
Gorges
Caves
The coast line around Akrotiri is rocky and steep, with only a few sandy beaches, protected in small bays. There are also three small islets very close to the coast. The most important is the islet of Souda with a Venetian fortress and a light house.
The beaches are very clean and awarded every single year with the blue flag.
Please note that this complex is off plan and not yet constructed.
Location
Each one located on a private plot of 190m², fenced with stone wall, just 8km away from the heart of Chania.
Akrotiri lies 10 km north-east from the Venetian harbour of Chania. Here are the tombs of Eleftherios and Sofoklis Venizelos, the airport of Chania and the port of Souda. Akrotiri is a place for nature lovers, with interesting walking and hiking paths through the unspoilt gorges with amazing diversity, natural beauty and living traditions.
Its dry climate combined with the sea breeze forms an ideal environment not only for people but also for the farm products which are renowned for their high quality and taste. With picturesque sandy beaches, all awarded with the Blue Flag, century-old monasteries and churches, impressive caves with rich lithological and archaeological interest, historical monuments, Akrotiri attracts many visitors every year, who enjoy Cretan hospitality and nature at their best.
"Akrotiri" (the Cape) is the common name of the peninsula that lies to the north-east of the city of Chania and administratively constitutes the Municipality of Akrotiri of the county of Kydonia of the prefecture of Chania. The official name of the peninsula is "MELECHAS" while its ancient name was "Kyamon".
Its 10.000 residents live in around 20 villages and settlements. The town hall is at the village of Pithari 6,5 km away from Chania. Other villages are: Sternes, Horafakia, Kounoupidiana, Mouzouras, Korakies, Argoylides, Aroni, Agios Nikolaos, Pazinos (or Paxinos), Anemomyloi, Marathi, Kathiana, Kalathas, Kampani, Stavros, Kalorouma, Hordaki, Rizosklopo, Agia Zoni and Profitis Ilias.
The road network is quite extensive and in good condition, reaching all the villages and beaches of Akrotiri. There is also a very frequent bus connection with Chania.
The biggest part of the area is flat except from the eastern side which is rocky with a rugged hill range (the highest being Sklopa: 528m high)-giving the impression of high mountains - and pierced by a few gorges that end to the sea in some very scenic rocky coves.
Another characteristic of those hills are the numerous caves that can be found there, with beautiful stalagmites and stalactites sometimes with amazing shapes. Findings of archaeological and historical interest prove that the caves were used as a place of worship as well as a refuge from the invasions of pirates.
Gorges
- Kalathas (8km from Hania)
- Porofarago (14km from Hania)
- Agiofarago (18km from Hania)
- Agios Antonios (18km from Hania)
- Poro Mavre (16km from Hania)
Caves
- Lera /Stavros area
- Arkalospilio /3km from the M.Gouvernetou
- Aherospilio Agios Ioannis / near M.Katholiko
- Arkoudospilio
- Koumarospilio
The coast line around Akrotiri is rocky and steep, with only a few sandy beaches, protected in small bays. There are also three small islets very close to the coast. The most important is the islet of Souda with a Venetian fortress and a light house.
The beaches are very clean and awarded every single year with the blue flag.
Beaches
Akrotiri justifies its name as "The Holly Mountain of Crete" due to its monasteries and churches.
The most important are:
Why Greece?
- Kalathas / 9km from Hania
- Agios Onoufrios / 8km from Hania
- Tersanas Maherida / 12km from Hania
- Stavros / 15km from Hania
- Marathi / 16km from Hania
Akrotiri justifies its name as "The Holly Mountain of Crete" due to its monasteries and churches.
The most important are:
- Holly Trinity - Tzangaroloi - 15,5 km from Chania
Named after its founders - end of 16th century - Jeremiah and Laurentius Giagarolo brothers from a noble Venetian family
- Lady of the Angels - Gouverneto - 18km from ChaniaBuilt on a small plateau at 260m a.s.l. One of the oldest monasteries in Crete (15th century)
- Agios Ioannis the Hermit - Katholiko - 3km from M.GouvernetoIs considered to be the oldest monastery in Crete (6th-10th century) with hermitages like those of Meteora
- Nuns Monastery of Agios Ioannis - At Korakies, 7km from Chania - 17th century
- Agios Ioannis Eleimon (merciful) - 17th century
- M. dependency of Agios Antonios Temple in the bears cave (Arkoudiotissa), near Katholiko monastery
- Cavernous Church of Agios Georgios Apidiotis, in the gorge of Mavre, near Pazinos village
Why Greece?
- It has strict build density regulations, which will avoid major developments in future and thus overbuilding
- Only 3 hours from London and many European cities making it a viable weekend break holiday destination
Ausstattung
- Garden
- Air-Conditioning unit
- Central heating
