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One bedroom maisonette-apartment for sale in Kalathas, Akrotiri. Just a breathe away from the sandy beach of Kalathas, a beautiful apartment-maisonette consists of 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and a balcony of 25m² with magnificent, uninterrupted sea view, offering you wonderful romantic glimpses of sunset! In a two-floor building, this apartment-maisonette of 57m² sets on two levels (ground floor and first floor). Entering the main entrance, there are a corridor that leads to a bedroom with comfortable closet wall unit, armed with a/c and a balcony door leading to the balcony. There is also a bathroom with shower. By an interior wooden 10-steps staircase leads to the first floor where there is a modern and functional kitchen that can offer to your guests a warm feeling, equipped with all the necessary electrical devices, such as fridge and range, and a living room, armed with a/c. From there, another interior wooden 5 steps staircase leads to the balcony of 25m² with unobstructed sea view, where you can sunbathe under the Greek Mediterranean weather during the day, or alternatively indulge in a drink enjoying this romantic view during the sunset. The house offers breathtaking views of Stavros Mountain where the famous “Zorba the Greek” was filmed and starred by Anthony Quinn and the sea, while is only 250m away from the beautiful sandy Kalathas beach with its crystal clear waters. Kalathas is a quiet neighborhood of incredible beauty and with large holiday residences. Its close proximity to all facilities and social activities makes it an ideal family destination. Centrally located services and all of everyday needs can be accounted in Kounoupidiana that is just few minutes’ drive. One bedroom maisonette-apartment for sale Location: Just 250 meters from the golden beach located in the nice area of Kalathas. Set in a peaceful location, at the edge of the village, in close distance to the sea and sandy beaches (Kalathas beach, Tersanas and Stavros beach), with fine views of the White Mountains. Chorafakia is a small and quiet settlement north-west of the town of Chania on the peninsula of Akrotiri. Some very nice beaches are close by and the international airport of Chania and the town are in a small distance reachable. Chorafakia is a small and quiet settlement north-west of the town of Chania on the peninsula of Akrotiri. Some very nice beaches are close by and the international airport of Chania and the town are in a small distance reachable. Akrotiri lies 10 km north-east from the Venetian harbor of Chania. Here are the tombs of Eleftherios and Sofoklis Venizelos, the airport of Chania and the port of Souda. Akrotiri is a place for nature lovers, with interesting walking and hiking paths through the unspoilt gorges with amazing diversity, natural beauty and living traditions. Its dry climate combined with the sea breeze forms an ideal environment not only for people but also for the farm products which are renowned for their high quality and taste. With picturesque sandy beaches, all awarded with the Blue Flag, century-old monasteries and churches, impressive caves with rich lithological and archaeological interest, historical monuments, Akrotiri attracts many visitors every year, who enjoy Cretan hospitality and nature at their best. "Akrotiri" (the Cape) is the common name of the peninsula that lies to the north-east of the city of Chania and administratively constitutes the Municipality of Akrotiri of the county of Kydonia of the prefecture of Chania. The official name of the peninsula is "MELECHAS" while its ancient name was "Kyamon". Its 10.000 residents live in around 20 villages and settlements. The town hall is at the village of Pithari 6,5 km away from Chania. Other villages are: Sternes, Horafakia, Kounoupidiana, Mouzouras, Korakies, Argoylides, Aroni, Agios Nikolaos, Pazinos (or Paxinos), Anemomyloi, Marathi, Kathiana, Kalathas, Kampani, Stavros, Kalorouma, Hordaki, Rizosklopo, Agia Zoni and Profitis Ilias. The road network is quite extensive and in good condition, reaching all the villages and beaches of Akrotiri. There is also a very frequent bus connection with Chania. The biggest part of the area is flat except from the eastern side which is rocky with a rugged hill range (the highest being Sklopa: 528m high)-giving the impression of high mountains - and pierced by a few gorges that end to the sea in some very scenic rocky coves. Another characteristic of those hills are the numerous caves that can be found there, with beautiful stalagmites and stalactites sometimes with amazing shapes. Findings of archaeological and historical interest prove that the caves were used as a place of worship as well as a refuge from the invasions of pirates.

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