Luxury Villa for Sale in Crete

On the ground floor, youll find an inviting living/dining room stocked with digital home comforts, a bathroom and a fully-equipped modern kitchen with minimal design and an island bench. Moreover on this level there are (2) bedrooms, one with ensuite bathroom and a walk in closet.

The first floor comprises two (2) elegant bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, bathed in sunshine throughout the day, enjoy stunning views from their private terraces, and a working space.

In the basement there is a fully equipped gym as well as a bathroom.

Although the inner rooms are extremely comfortable and a sanctuary to retreat to when the sun gets too hot, youll probably spend most of your time outdoors.

The softly illuminated pool extends a cool invitation any time of the day or night and there are various resting places from which to soak up the sunshine and beautiful views.

An elegant lounge area, shaded by a pergola with fluttering white drapes, is a particularly atmospheric place to gather and chat by candlelight in the evenings.

And if you love the tang of wood smoke, fire up the wood oven for a delicious family barbecue!

A sense of privacy and tranquillity in the most luxurious residence, a unique combination not to be missed!

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Luxury Villa for Sale in Crete Location:

The peninsula of Akrotiri is part of the province of Kydonia and located to the east of Chania. It is rather barren and its northern end is lined by hills. The (military and civil) airport of Chania is located on the peninsula, about 13 km from Chania. The peninsula also houses many military installations belonging to NATO as well as an American naval base.

Akrotiri has few coastal resorts but some nice beaches which are popular at weekends with the inhabitants of Chania but fairly quiet during the week: Marathi, Kalathas and Stavros, a rather soulless village with a beautiful sandy cove (where the beach scenes in Alexis Zorbas were filmed).

Akrotiri also has a few monasteries which are popular with visitors: the impressive Agia Triada was founded in the beginning of the 17th century and was a prominent religious school until about 50 years ago. It is well worth a visit but its atmosphere can be rather spoilt by the tour buses which alight there. Following a poor road for 4 km to the north of Agia Triada, the road ends at the 16th century Moni Gouverneto (Our Lady of the Angels). The building itself is quite plain but the church inside has a nice sculpted Venetian facade.

From Moni Gouverneto a good path heads down towards the north and the ruins of Moni Katholiko. On the way, after about 10 minutes walk you will pass the Bear Cave. It is a large chamber with a massive stalagmite in the middle resembling the shape of a bear. In antique times this cave was dedicated to the goddess Artemis.

After walking down for another 15 minutes you arrive at the 11th century monastery of Katholiko . It was abandoned in the 16th century because of the numerous raids by pirates. The monastery building spans a small gorge with a massive stone bridge. It is a quiet and cool place to rest.

From Katholiko, a small footpath follows the gorge to the sea where it is possible to have a swim from the rocks.

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