Traditional Stone House for sale in Apokoronas

The lovely house is perfectly set on a 1163sqm plot, offering unobstructed views towards the verdant expanses of olive groves stretching endlessly, providing its residents a picture-perfect scenery to enjoy at any time of the day.

The house dates back to 1800 and has been fully renovated to modern standards while keeping its traditional features intact.

It spreads on two levels and has a huge stone-tiled yard attached with more than enough space for multiple outdoor seating areas.

Upon entering the house, we find ourselves in the lovely living room with a lovely ceiling with wooden beams, followed by a separate kitchen.

A wide hallway leads us to a capacious bathroom with a shower, while 14 wooden stairsteps climbing over the living room are taking us to the first floor occupied by a large space that can be easily converted into a seating area, a bedroom or even an office.

On the same level, there is also a generously sized bedroom, with a 20sqm veranda capturing captivating unobstructed views of the natural surroundings and villages of Nipos and Kaina scattered around.

There is also a beautiful garden with 10 olive trees, lemon trees, and orange trees.

The house also has a storage room and comes fully furnished and equipped.

On the same plot, there is also an old house of 112sqm that needs a total renovation to be brought back to its former glory.

Make this house the home of your dreams, your own piece of heaven in the paradise called Crete, where possibilities are endless!

Traditional Stone House for sale in Apokoronas Location Information:

The district of Apokoronas in the north-eastern corner of the Chania prefecture and at the foot of the White Mountains is one of the greenest regions of Crete and contains some interesting sights, such as Lake Kournas, the island’s only freshwater lake, picturesque villages, and small beach resorts.

Aptera
The ruins of ancient Aptera are located on a hill above the bay of Souda. Founded in the 7th century BC, Aptera was one of the largest city states in Crete and was continuously inhabited until an earthquake destroyed it in the 7th century AD.
A monastery was established there in the 12th century.

Most of this very large site has not been excavated yet but you can see impressive Roman cistern, a Greek temple, various other buildings and massive defensive walls. At the north-western end there is a Turkish fortress with superb views of Souda bay.

The archaeological site of Aptera is open Tuesday to Sunday from 8 am to 2.30 pm and entrance is free.

Kalyves, Almyrida and Plaka
Located on the coast in the Souda bay, Kalyves is a large village with a nice sandy beach and has been attracting more and more tourists in the last few years.

Most of it is fairly low key and you still get the sense that you are in a Cretan village.

A little further to the east, Almyrida has seen a number of tourist developments as well. Its sandy beach with shallow waters make it a good destinations for families with small children but it can easily get quite crowded. Above Almyrida, the small village of Plaka offers stunning views of the Souda bay and the White Mountains.

Georgioupolis and Lake Kournas
Georgioupolis, at the eastern end of the district of Apokoronas, used to be a sleepy little fishing village but its long (9 km) sandy beach has seen a massive development in hotels.

Lake Kournas is located 3 km inland from Georgioupolis at the foot of the mountain and is the only freshwater lake in the whole of Crete. This makes it a popular “exotic” weekend destination for the Cretans.

The landscape in Kournas, especially if you pick a grey day, is reminiscent of a mountain lake in the Alps and you loose the sense of being on Crete. Unusual!

Vamos
Vamos is the capital of the district. In 1995 a group of villagers started a project to preserve the traditional way of life of Vamos. With funds from the European Union, they started a project to showcase the crafts and products of the region and restored old stone buildings using traditional materials and crafts and turned them into guest houses.

Vrysses
Vrysses (or Vrisses) is a new village dating back to 1925. It is located on the road which links the north coast with Sfakia. There is not much to do in Vrysses but the river that flows through its centre make it a nice place to escape the summer heat, in the shade of the giant plane trees. Vrysses is also famous for its excellent yoghurt.

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