House for sale in Agia Pelagia Heraklion
Agia Pelagia, Malevizi
Property details
Specifications
- Property Type
- Houses / Villas
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Property Size
- 117 m²
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Heraklion
- Municipality
- Malevizi
- Location
- Agia Pelagia
- Sea View
- Yes
- Ref No.
- 24-108
Description
House for sale in Agia Pelagia Heraklion. Located in a wonderfully quiet seaside resort outside the city of Heraklion with easy access via the main highway, this modern fully furnished and equipped two-storey 117.47m² maisonette with its own lovely 15.60m² pool offers a high standard of accommodation with gorgeous sea views only a short distance from the beautiful sandy beach of Agia Pelagia.This spacious house with private pool situated on a lovely complex of just eight houses has a comfortable lounge and dining area with patio doors leading onto a terrific terrace area complete with a private pool and a BBQ.
The open kitchen has a full range of modern appliances while the house is fully furnished with all comforts necessary for modern living.
The master bedroom is also on this level enjoying access to the patio, which is ideal for an outdoor hammock or a dining area, with magnificent views of the sea and mountains as well as a huge palm tree. Furthermore, on this floor there is also a WC, as well as a convenient storage space.
On the second floor one can find the second bedroom with its own balcony with stunning sea and mountain views as well as a bathroom with shower and one smaller balcony.
This house is perfect for having a lazy day by the pool or soaking up the sun, in the privacy of your own terrace, finished off with a barbeque with family and friends.
Location:
Agia Pelagia is a small coastal town with a lovely sandy beach, suitable for relaxing holidays in Crete.
20 kilometres west of Heraklion, as the national road drifts high above the coastline, youll begin to see the first impressive pictures of Agia Pelagia – the type of pictures that postcards are made of.
The large deep cove of Agia Pelagia itself is surrounded by the smaller Ligaria Cove on the east and Mononaftis Bay on the west. The picturesque white buildings, the bluish-green of the Mediterranean and the varying shades from sandy brown to lush green along the shore, create a landscape of rare beauty.
Agia Pelagia is an awe-inspiring example of the beauty of Cretan Nature and its almost impossible to resist taking a closer look.
The main area of Agia Pelagia is built on the hills and slopes around the shore, creating an even more impressive sight when viewed from above.
The Agia Pelagia bay is protected from the wave-creating north winds, and the sea is almost always serene.  On the weekends, many people from Heraklion find refuge on its sandy shores for a cooling dip in the azure waters.
The region is full of natural beauty and due to its geographic position it played an important role throughout history.
Where Agia Pelagia is now, there used to be an ancient Greek city, inhabited since around 2000 BC as most findings date back to 1700 BC and 1300 BC when the inhabitants had dealings with Faistos, Knossos and the Cyclades.
The ancient town was destroyed by fire in 1200 BC. Sir Arthur Evans mentioned that they were the best salvaged remains of a Minoan harbour. Many of the ceramics collected there, are now found in the museum of Ashmolen in Oxford.
On the second floor one can find the second bedroom with its own balcony with stunning sea and mountain views as well as a bathroom with shower and one smaller balcony.
This house is perfect for having a lazy day by the pool or soaking up the sun, in the privacy of your own terrace, finished off with a barbeque with family and friends.
Location:
Agia Pelagia is a small coastal town with a lovely sandy beach, suitable for relaxing holidays in Crete.
20 kilometres west of Heraklion, as the national road drifts high above the coastline, youll begin to see the first impressive pictures of Agia Pelagia – the type of pictures that postcards are made of.
The large deep cove of Agia Pelagia itself is surrounded by the smaller Ligaria Cove on the east and Mononaftis Bay on the west. The picturesque white buildings, the bluish-green of the Mediterranean and the varying shades from sandy brown to lush green along the shore, create a landscape of rare beauty.
Agia Pelagia is an awe-inspiring example of the beauty of Cretan Nature and its almost impossible to resist taking a closer look.
The main area of Agia Pelagia is built on the hills and slopes around the shore, creating an even more impressive sight when viewed from above.
The Agia Pelagia bay is protected from the wave-creating north winds, and the sea is almost always serene.  On the weekends, many people from Heraklion find refuge on its sandy shores for a cooling dip in the azure waters.
The region is full of natural beauty and due to its geographic position it played an important role throughout history.
Where Agia Pelagia is now, there used to be an ancient Greek city, inhabited since around 2000 BC as most findings date back to 1700 BC and 1300 BC when the inhabitants had dealings with Faistos, Knossos and the Cyclades.
The ancient town was destroyed by fire in 1200 BC. Sir Arthur Evans mentioned that they were the best salvaged remains of a Minoan harbour. Many of the ceramics collected there, are now found in the museum of Ashmolen in Oxford.
Features
- Swimming Pool
- Furnished
- Storage Room