A lovely West Crete one bedroom apartment in a small development of 9, with communal gardens and swimming pool. Set on a hill side on a 2500 sq.m plot above the village of Gavalohori the views from the garden and pool sun-deck are a panorama of the White Mountains, rising to over 8,000 feet in the distance.

The 46 sq.m apartment comprises an open plan kitchen/living area, double bedroom and shower room. Patio doors open onto a covered terrace with facing the gardens and pool. A large parking area provides parking for residence and visitors.

The village centre with cafes, tavernas and shops is within easy walking distance, with the coast and sandy beaches just a few minutes drive.

Note: The price does not include property transfer tax or legal fees. Please allow in the region of 10% of the price for this.

Features:

Aluminium Windows & Doors
Double Glazed Windows
Fitted Kitchen
Garden
Olive Trees
Quiet Location
Shops Nearby
Taverna Nearby
View of the White Mountains
Walking Distance to Village Centre
Clinic - Hospital Nearby
Electricity Connected
Fitted Wardrobes
Landscaped Garden
Parking Area
Rural Views
Swimming Pool - Shared
Tiled Floors
Walking Distance to Shops
Within Residential Area

Gavalohori is a charming village on the Drapanos peninsula and is located in the Apokoron region only 4 kilometres from Almirida Beach and 25kms from Chania and the airport. The village is very old with an interesting history. The population is around 370 but this number swells in the summer months as relatives and visitors arrive. Gavalohori has many shops including two Cafenions and two tavernas, a pastry shop with cafe bar, bakery, three grocery stores, the village pre-school and a wonderful Folklore Museum. There are numerous Greek Orthodox churches in and around the village as well as old Venetian arches and wells, Roman tombs and an ancient olive oil factory. Many interesting walks exist around the village. A nice pleasant day can be spent just sitting outside one of Gavalohori cafenions or tavernas, listening to the locals discuss current affairs or playing the traditional 'tavli'.