House with Two Apartments for sale in Plaka Apokoronas

The first-floor apartment of 71 sqm offers an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space, along with a large bedroom, a smaller one, and two bathrooms. A spacious veranda extends from the kitchen, overlooking the shared pool and offering unobstructed views of the White Mountains and the peaceful surroundings.

Additional features include a stone-built 11 sqm storage room, as well as a small attic on the roof currently used as storage, which could be easily transformed into a cozy sitting area with breathtaking panoramic views of the mountains and the serene landscape.

All bedrooms are fitted with air-conditioning units, while both apartments benefit from autonomous heating, aluminum frames, double glazing, and insect screens. The property also comes with three covered parking spaces.

Life here is defined by its unique atmosphere: from enjoying wine on the veranda while admiring the spectacular sunsets, to hosting friends and family in every season of the year, whether during Crete’s long summers or its mild winters.

This maisonette, set on its own 1,070 sqm plot and forming part of an intimate three-house complex with a shared swimming pool, represents an ideal opportunity to secure a holiday rental investment or a charming personal retreat in one of Crete’s most desirable seaside villages.

House with Two Apartments for sale in Plaka Apokoronas Location Information:

Plaka is one of the best-known and most traditional villages in West Crete, in the Apokoronas area.

Plaka is 23 km from Chania and belongs to Vamos Municipality along with the neighboring villages of Almyrida and Kalyves.

Unlike these, Plaka is not on the coast but stands on a low hill (70 m high), less than a kilometer from Almyrida.

Plaka is a friendly little village, set out in a horseshoe shape on the hillside, with an excellent view of Almyrida and of course Souda Bay and the azure Sea of Crete.

The village is green with plants and largely preserves its lovely natural environment, as it is set on the slopes of Mount Drapanokefala with its verdant, varied vegetation.

You can see olive and plane trees, low scrub, and even organic farms, which do not detract from the charm of the area.

Plaka has about 400 permanent inhabitants, half of whom are foreigners, mainly British. The village largely preserves its traditional character, although the locals will tell you that recent building has meant it is beginning to lose its distinctive atmosphere.

Plaka has a lovely main square which is the focal point of the village. This is where locals and visitors alike meet in the cafeterias and kafeneia.

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