Holiday House for Sale in Crete

The house spreads over two floors and is situated in a block of residences with a shared pool.

Upon entering there is a modern kitchen equipped with latest inox technology appliances in an open plan design with an airconditioned living room.

On this level there is bathroom with a shower and a little convenient storage.

The bright and spacious living room has access to a large veranda with relaxing views to the deep blue sea.

Eighteen steps lead you to the first floor where there are the two (2) bedrooms with large closets and a shared balcony boasting also views to the sea.

A unique opportunity you simply cant ignore, just imagine the calm souling sound of the waves and the sea breeze accompanying your summer evenings in this beautiful home...

 

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Location:

Kalyves is located about 17km east of Chania. Frequent public transport along the national road but the bus will let you off about 1km away from the village. If you dont want to walk there are also several buses a day from the centre of the village to Chania.

The village remains relatively quiet compared to some of the other seaside resorts on the north coast of the island of Crete.

The beaches of Kalyves have been awarded with the blue flag for its cleanliness.

Kalyves is a real village, not just a tourist invention and this is part of the charm of the place.

The countryside around Kalives is one of the greenest in Crete and the backdrop of the White Mountains is beautiful.

The setting here is splendid. On one side, youve got the bright blue waters of Souda Bay and the rugged coastline of Akrotiri Peninsula; and on the other, acres and acres of orange and olive groves, backed by the soaring peaks of the White Mountains.

This is Kalyves, one of Cretes most charming and unspoilt resorts, which has the feel of a sleepy Greek village, while at the same time offering all the facilities we have come to know and love in our modern day holiday resorts.

The long beach is a fine stretch of sand, overlooked by the Apokorona fortress, built by the Genoese when they attempted to half-inch the island from the Venetians.

Its the perfect spot to shake off those stresses and really slow down the pace. Apart from lying around on the beach or browsing the few shops along the central street, the daytime activities here dont set the world alight. But thats really its charm. In the evening things get a little livelier though, with a good selection of taverns offering authentic Cretan cuisine, fresh seafood and a reasonable helping of international fare, if thats more to your taste.

If youre looking for more action, hop on a bus to Chania, which has plenty of shops, bars and restaurants, huddled around the brightly lit harbour. Alternatively, if youre more interested in natural rather than man-made attractions, slip on some sturdy shoes and head off for an inland ramble.

This area is renowned for its wild flowers, which include no less than 25 rare species of orchid.