Seaview Plot for sale in Anydri Paleochora.
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Seaview Plot for sale in Anydri Paleochora. Just 1500m from the picturesque central square of the traditional village of Anydri, this 3006.31sqm piece of land offers a building capacity of up to 200sqm for the construction of a high grade villa, a perfect base for relaxing in the quiet surroundings of beautiful and unspoilt Southern Crete, while enjoying amazing views of the sea and the verdant mountainous backdrop of the Cretan landscape. Read more

Seaview Plot for sale in Anydri Paleochora. Just 1500m from the picturesque central square of the traditional village of Anydri, this 3006.31sqm piece of land offers a building capacity of up to 200sqm for the construction of a high grade villa, a perfect base for relaxing in the quiet surroundings of beautiful and unspoilt Southern Crete, while enjoying amazing views of the sea and the verdant mountainous backdrop of the Cretan landscape.

The plot is tucked away in a serene environment, with a handful of private luxury villas scattered around it.

It has a 19,5m facade on the municipal road, and more than enough space to construct a large family house in a residential area with the nearest beach just a short drive away.

A villa here could incorporate large terraces and balconies with tremendous sea vistas from all rooms inside the home, ideal for relaxing in the shade with a cool drink.

There is also an abundance of space for installing a private swimming pool, sitting areas, BBQ facilities and parking.

This impressive plot of land ticks all the boxes for someone looking to build the family home of their dreams!

Seaview Plot for sale in Anydri Paleochora Location Information:

Anidri is located on the South-West coast of Crete, near the tourist town Paleochora, about an hours drive from the nearest airport, Chania.

The village Anidri is a rare location, retaining a laid-back quiet traditional Greek atmosphere, but attracting a cosmopolitan crowd to its famous Kafenion which offers an unusual blend of Greek and European cuisine.

The Kafenion is the heart of the small local community, and you find here all the help and information you want as a tourist, as well as a charming social life.

The tiny and quiet mountain village of Anidri is situated in a sunny valley, about 1.5 kilometres from the beach as the crow flies (or 40 minutes gorgeous walk down the picturesque valley).

With the car it takes about 5 minutes drive to get to the sea, and 10 minutes to get to Anidri beach itself where you can find isolated bays, as well as more populated areas with two cafes and beaches with deck chairs and umbrellas.

The West and especially the South-West of Crete are protected from the mass tourism of Northern Crete by a chain of mountains, offering a mild, sunny Mediterranean climate (sheer endless blue skies - 330 days of sun per year) and unspoilt nature.

There are miles and miles of small, secluded bays and beaches, as well as a few well-developed ones, with sunbeds, umbrellas and beach cantinas.

Paleochora
PaleochoraVia a 3-mile-drive through the stunning Anidri Gorge you get to the old fishing village Paleochora. It is the touristic and agricultural centre of Southwest Crete, situated on a small peninsula, offering all facilities and amenities expected in a tourist resort, but without any of the noise and bustle. No hotels or houses are higher than three storeys, the centre of town shuts down for cars every evening, chairs and tables come out and people eat on the street or on the pretty promenade, facing the sea.

On the western edge of the peninsula you find sandy beach, perfect for families and young children. On the eastern coast is a pebble beach, which stretches for several kilometres, all the way to Anidri beach.

Paleochora offers several supermarkets, open-air cinema, internet cafes, car and bike hire, many cafes, bars and restaurants as well as stylish boutiques and many other shops to take care of your every modern need.

On the other hand, the area retains its traditional charm and culture, with all restaurants being run as family businesses, part of a network of extended families. Many families retain their connection with the land, having their own animals and olive trees, and so much of the food is home-made, sometimes home-grown.