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Cretan Properties. Two brand-new luxurious two-storey houses on a plot of 275m², just 500m away from the amazing Cretan sea with its golden sand beaches, and the mountains just a few steps away, are now for sale... This luxurious two-storey houses for sale are coming with 150m² living space each and enjoy breathtaking skylight views and private swimming pool of 23m². Both of the beautiful properties is arranged on two floors, have three (3) bedrooms, one (1) WC and one (1) bathroom. The indoor full furnished areas are elegantly decorated and painted with warm colors. Marble and wooden floors combined with the fireplace are creating an inviting atmosphere. Outside there is a traditional BBQ and dining area which is located next to your 23m² private pool, with comfortable chaise lounges to rest and sunbath under the brilliant and warm Cretan sun during the days or to gaze the stars along the breezing air from the mountains during the nights. Each villa comprises of: Italian design kitchen decorated with white marble floors including Four ring stove with Oven, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave Oven, Toaster, Filter coffee machine, Espresso machine, Fruit squeezer Bathrooms Ground floor: one W.C decorated with marble floors and walls First floor: One big main bathroom decorated with marble floors and walls includes a bathtub and has Mountain View Fitted amenities Wi-Fi Internet, Desktop PC, Home Cinema, Satellite TV, DVD Player, Air-condition available in each room, Washing Machine, Hair Dryer, Electric iron, Safety Deposit Box, First Aid Kit, Alarm System   Cretan Properties Location Just 500m away from the amazing sparkling blue Cretan sea with golden sand beaches, and the mountains just a few steps away; approximately 650m from Malia and 650m from Hersonissos, both famous tourists' resorts. Everything you need is within walking distance. The mild climate is for sure the best in the region. Situated at a distance of 32km far from Heraklion at the East, Malia is a town by the sea, a big tourist resort and a very popular tourist destination, which results in big crowds, especially in summer. It has some 3.750 permanent residents. The history of the village goes back to the Neolithic times, but it seems that it flourished mostly during the Minoan times, when Malia was one of the most important towns of Crete. At a distance of 3km eastern to the village, there is the famous palace of Malia, equal in fame and archaeological importance to the palaces of Knossos and Faistos, which also flourished during the same period. Actually, most of the ruins preserved go back to the New Palace period (17th - 15th century B.C.). According to the myth, the area was dominated by Sarpedon, the brother of Minos. Apart from the palace, a very important necropolis has been found near the coast, at the Northeast of the palace. The necropolis dates back to the Old Palace period and the most important part has been excavated at Chryssolakos, with a big funerary complex. It is at this place that has been found the famous necklace presenting two bees (a symbol of fertility), now housed in the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion. Apart from the very important ruins of the Minoan period, it is also worth seeing the church of Panaghia Galatiani, with the wonderful wall painting. A traditional feast with the revival of the old custom "Xynochondros and Mouzoudia" takes place in the town during the Carnival. As the climate is very mild and staying here very pleasant even in February, when the feast takes place, it is worth visiting the area in this period of time and enjoying it with the residents, in an atmosphere of fun and amusement. Accommodation in Malia is plenty; many hotels of all categories, studios and rooms to let are available. Food and drink are offered in the taverns and restaurants of the town (there are several of them), as well as in the cafes. You will not miss night life and fun, as there are a lot of good haunts for young people, famous bars and clubs. Swimming is possible at the sandy beach of the town, as well as at the nearby beaches of Stalida (3km far from Malia at the West) and Potamos, the eastern end of the long beach in front of Malia, much less crowded than the rest of the beach.

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