House for Winter Rental in Chania Old Town

House for Winter Rental in Chania Old Town. In the atmospheric heart of Chania Old Town, this furnished four bedroom townhouse offers a distinctive winter rental opportunity, bringing historical character and contemporary convenience together near the Venetian Harbour.

Extending across 160 sqm and two levels, the recently renovated residence offers four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a comfortable living room, a dedicated dining area and a fully equipped kitchen for residents.

A spacious private courtyard provides a pleasant outdoor retreat, while the property's carefully arranged interior accommodation welcomes up to eight guests, making it suitable for families or groups sharing an extended stay.

Air conditioning in all four bedrooms, Wi-Fi and a washing machine support everyday comfort, with furnishings and household equipment already in place for an uncomplicated seasonal move to Crete throughout the season.

Available from November 2026 through March 2027, the townhouse is offered at eight hundred euros per month including electricity, water and internet, in a coveted historic Chania setting in central Chania.

House for Winter Rental in Chania Old Town. Location Information

Chania Old Town spreads around the Venetian Harbour and the historic blocks behind it, where narrow lanes, preserved façades and layers of Venetian and Ottoman architecture give the neighbourhood its distinctive identity.

Along the harbour, the lighthouse, Firka Fortress, former arsenals and the mosque associated with Kioutsouk Hasan help tell the story of Chania, while waterfront businesses sustain the area’s lively daily rhythm.

The neighbourhood encompasses quarters with individual histories, including the former Jewish district and the Daliani area, while many carefully restored historic buildings now accommodate homes, cafés, shops, restaurants and visitor accommodation.

The harbourfront is particularly animated in the evenings, when dining terraces and illuminated waterfront façades create a memorable setting; quieter alleyways nearby reveal a more intimate side of the historic centre.

Beyond the old port, Chania combines a living Cretan city with a significant cultural heritage, offering visitors and residents access to contemporary services alongside museums, historic streets and traditional local hospitality.