Crete Feng Shui Property for sale. ID 1v-111

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Episkopi 700 08, Greece

€395,000

Description

Crete Feng Shui Property for sale. Building shell of a 200m² Villa for sale, designed and constructed according to Feng-Shui with aspects of the Cycladic architecture, by using environmentally compatible building material under German supervision, aiming to live in harmony with the Cretan environment... The property for sale stands on own land of 4.032m² in secluded tranquil location, crowing a hilltop and enjoying marvellous and unobstructed panoramic views of the whole surrounding reaching the endless blue of the Cretan Sea. According to Feng Shui, the most important parts of the house e.g. main door, kitchen and bedroom are placed in the areas that are influence by auspicious Qi and vice-versa. The house allows plenty of sunlight to get in, will be airy, and comes with plenty garden space, where one should have lots of plants, as they are known as a generator or lively Qi and one will only benefit. The villa is laid-out to comprise Living room with fireplace Kitchen Hallway leading to Three (3) bedrooms all with their own balcony Two (2) bathrooms with shower, basin and toilet One (1) full bathroom with bathtub, basin and toilet Large basement for multiple uses Location The small hamlet is found at the North-Coast of the island Crete, at the old road Rethymno-Iraklio, and approx 4km off the coast of Stavromenos. The village's history dates back to about 2.000BC as Minoans used this area for its rich in soil properties, and was also very popular in the Venetian era as it was occupied due to its rich produce which it still gives out today with abundance. Proof of this is seen by the two olive presses that are present there. Nowadays it is a quite place with only a couple of kafenia and 2 taverns, offering excellent country food.    