Cheap house in Crete for sale.
ID 15-55

Cheap house in Crete for sale, with wonderful views to the well known Psiloritis mountain. The old traditional stone house, has two floors of 80m² in total on a plot of 85m²...

As one enters the house for sale there is the ground floor consisting of two (2) rooms. In the room on the back, there is a door that leads you to the back yard of 15m² and additionally there are internal stairs that lead to the first floor.

On the first floor there are another two (2) rooms, one with access to the balcony from where one can enjoy the breathtaking view of the famous Cretan mountain “Psiloritis”. Read more

Cheap house in Crete for sale, with wonderful views to the well known Psiloritis mountain. The old traditional stone house, has two floors of 80m² in total on a plot of 85m²...

As one enters the house for sale there is the ground floor consisting of two (2) rooms. In the room on the back, there is a door that leads you to the back yard of 15m² and additionally there are internal stairs that lead to the first floor.

On the first floor there are another two (2) rooms, one with access to the balcony from where one can enjoy the breathtaking view of the famous Cretan mountain “Psiloritis”.

From this balcony one can reach via external stairs also directly the road in front of the property, giving the opportunity of creating a separate accommodation upstairs.

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The Amari province is often seen as the heartland of Crete and the repository of its culture. Its capital Amari is surrounded by tranquil, unspoilt villages. From the legend of Zeus to the horrific bloodbath at Moni Arkadiou, Cretes tormented history took shape under the shadow of the looming Mt. Psiloritis. You will need your own transport to visit this province which is poorly deserved by public transport, although there are three buses a day from Rethymnon to Amari.

The Amari valley can be reached either from Rethymnon or from Agia Galini. This region harbours around 40 well-watered, unspoilt villages set amid olive groves and almond and cherry trees.

Moni Arkadiou is an impressive 16th century monastery. In 1866 the Turks sent massive forces to quell insurrections which were gathering momentum throughout the island. Hundreds of men, women and children who had fled their villages used the monastery as a safe heaven. When 2000 Turkish soldiers attacked the building, rather than surrender, the Cretans set light to a store of gun powder. The explosion killed everyone, Turks included, except one small girl. She lived to a ripe old age in a village nearby.

The villages of the Amari are mostly small and are gathered around the slopes of the hills. There is a road that runs through most of the villages and completely circumnavigates the valley. It is truly a wonderful place to sit and imagine the millennia that people have lived here since Minoan times five thousand years ago.

The people of the Amari are the most friendly that you will find on the island and if you speak with them you will most often find yourself laden with fruit to carry home. The gift of fine and noble people.