House for rent in Aroni Akrotiri Chania. ID 001-839

Aroni, Greece

€500

Description

House for rent in Aroni Akrotiri Chania. Tucked away in teh lovely village of Aroni in Akrotiri, this 120sqm two-bedroom house is the perfect opportunity for those who wish to relocate in a quiet area yet a few minutes away from the city center. The house benefits from a convenient layout, and a 50sqm internal yard with plenty of space for outdoor seating areas to relax during hot summer days. It comprises a spacious living room with a dining area and a modern kitchen equipped with all electric appliances. There are also two generous sized bedrooms and a luxurious bathroom with a sunken tub, while one of the bedrooms has its own en-suite bathroom with a shower. It is equipped with a solar water heater, and a/c units. This is perfect for raising a family in a tranquil environment, with the beautiful beaches of Akrotiri lying just moments away. House for rent in Aroni Akrotiri Chania Location Information: Akrotiri is a rocky foreland on the northern side of the island of Crete, in the Sea of Crete. It is roughly circular in shape, connected to the rest of the island by a wide causeway between Chania and the town of Souda. To the south, Souda Bay is found between the peninsula and the island. Most of the peninsula is a plateau somewhat elevated from the sea. There is a string of hills along the northern coast. A variety of flora occurs on the rocky promontory of Akrotiri. This scenery attracts various buyers from all around the world, giving a cosmopolitan character as well as a significant appreciation to the most privileged plots of land in Akrotiri. Akrotiri Peninsula is just off Chania on the northwest coast of Crete and here you find Chania Airport and Souda port. Akrotiri has several sandy beaches and is a popular holiday area, Kalathas Beach is just one of them. Other fine beaches can be found in Akrotiri, like Stavros beach, where, apart from the soft sand and the clear waters, visitors can admire a Neolithic cave that was used as a sanctuary from the Bronze Period and through all the Greek periods.