House with four bedrooms for sale in Chania, Crete

Large picture windows and wide doorways open to the covered veranda of 24m², flooding interiors with warm sunlight, fresh air and last but certainly not least, the views.

The kitchen features multiple cupboards and working surfaces, as well as its own independent entrance.

The house has four bedrooms with big wardrobes and balconies, a guest a bathroom and a bathroom with a bathtub.

The house features solar panels, autonomous heating system, parking space and garden, while it is fenced all around providing privacy and security.

It offers the great advantage of being 300m from the sandy beach of Agii Apostoli, where you can have a refreshing dive and enjoy the famous Cretan sun, the best this land has to offer.

Moreover, in the area you can find all shops, taverns, coffee shops and supermarkets you may need in a close distance. Chania’s most visited old town and picturesque Venetian harbor are only 4km away.

And for those who want to explore the islands around or other parts of the world, the airport is only 20km away.

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Always the first thing you hear about Chania is the Venetian Harbour, the old port, the narrow shopping streets and the waterfront restaurants. Chania is also one of the two places you are most likely to see on arriving in Crete.

It is beautiful. In Chania you will want to see the harbour -, the old buildings, museums, churches and crafts shops.

Food is offered in great variety .There are many restaurants and also cafes, at which to reflect upon the experiences of places you have just explored together with the enjoyment of some tasty food .

The atmosphere has a touch of Florence and Venice, combined with the culture and character of Cretan people and traditions.

The Chania harbour is wonderful and at any particular time of day the light produces a different result, creating a "different place".

This is the best chance to see some of the old buildings of Venetian and Turkish design that Crete once had across the island. Many have since been destroyed by the ravages of war and plunder.