Plot for sale in Kalathas
Kalathas, Akrotiri
Property details
Specifications
- Property Type
- Land
- Plot Size
- 425 m²
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Chania
- Municipality
- Akrotiri
- Location
- Kalathas
- Ref No.
- 03-1851
Description
Plot for sale in Kalathas. Just moments away from the beautiful sandy beach of Kalathas, this fine piece of land measuring a total surface of 425sqm, is a great opportunity to build your dream house close to a famous beach on Crete.
The plot of land belongs offers a privileged location being so close to the beach, in a tranquil environment, yet in close proximity to the city.
With a building capacity of 240sqm it suitable for residential use, and ideal for the construction of your dream home.
The plot of land belongs offers a privileged location being so close to the beach, in a tranquil environment, yet in close proximity to the city.
With a building capacity of 240sqm it suitable for residential use, and ideal for the construction of your dream home.
Plot for sale in Kalathas Location Information:
Kalathas Village: A Paradise At Your Doorstep
Kalathas is a seaside small village located 11 km northeast of the city of Chania on the west coast of the Akrotiri Peninsula and approximately 8 km for the International Airport of Chania. Posited on the northwestern part of the peninsula, Kalathas fascinated with an incredible landscape and a magnificent beach. Its crystal clear water boasts a mixture of colors, reflecting soft sand underneath for the fortunate vacationers and locals.
The Blue flag beach is well organized, clean, and well equipped with taverns, showers, WC, sunbeds and umbrellas, lifeguards, mini markets, etc. Nevertheless, Kalathas beach is open to north winds and the water is usually wavy. Just 300m north of the beach there is a small islet where you can go swimming. However, when you get there you have to be very careful because there are many urchins and stepping of the rocks will be tough.
On the beach, there is a pleasant canteen serving the usual cold beer, ice coffee, and snacks at reasonable prices. The village of Kalathas is less popular than Stavros, however, its beauty is breathtaking. Additionally, because of the frequent bus service, it can be reached easily and at a low cost from the Chania city center. The only thing to do is to keep coming back again and again.
Akrotiri Peninsula
A land of incredible natural beauty, fascinating history, and colorful folklore, Akrotiri arguably has something for everyone. From quaint coastal villages to magnificent gorges, historical monasteries, and spectacular beaches accompanied by the ever-impressive background of the White Mountains Akrotiri is a spectacular place to live. Akrotiri is yet another area in Chania that has to be seen in its entirety to realize its true beauty.
The Akrotiri Peninsula, to the northeast of Chania, is a barren, mountainous stretch of rock covered with scrub. It has a few coastal yet, beautiful sea-side resorts, Chania’s International Airport, a NATO naval base on Souda Bay and three fascinating monasteries: the Monastery of Agia Triada (Trinity) built-in 17thcentury, the Monastery of Gouverneto of 16th century and of course, the Monastery of Agios Ioannis (Saint John) of 7th century, which is the oldest in Crete.
You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.
Kalathas Village: A Paradise At Your Doorstep
Kalathas is a seaside small village located 11 km northeast of the city of Chania on the west coast of the Akrotiri Peninsula and approximately 8 km for the International Airport of Chania. Posited on the northwestern part of the peninsula, Kalathas fascinated with an incredible landscape and a magnificent beach. Its crystal clear water boasts a mixture of colors, reflecting soft sand underneath for the fortunate vacationers and locals.
The Blue flag beach is well organized, clean, and well equipped with taverns, showers, WC, sunbeds and umbrellas, lifeguards, mini markets, etc. Nevertheless, Kalathas beach is open to north winds and the water is usually wavy. Just 300m north of the beach there is a small islet where you can go swimming. However, when you get there you have to be very careful because there are many urchins and stepping of the rocks will be tough.
On the beach, there is a pleasant canteen serving the usual cold beer, ice coffee, and snacks at reasonable prices. The village of Kalathas is less popular than Stavros, however, its beauty is breathtaking. Additionally, because of the frequent bus service, it can be reached easily and at a low cost from the Chania city center. The only thing to do is to keep coming back again and again.
Akrotiri Peninsula
A land of incredible natural beauty, fascinating history, and colorful folklore, Akrotiri arguably has something for everyone. From quaint coastal villages to magnificent gorges, historical monasteries, and spectacular beaches accompanied by the ever-impressive background of the White Mountains Akrotiri is a spectacular place to live. Akrotiri is yet another area in Chania that has to be seen in its entirety to realize its true beauty.
The Akrotiri Peninsula, to the northeast of Chania, is a barren, mountainous stretch of rock covered with scrub. It has a few coastal yet, beautiful sea-side resorts, Chania’s International Airport, a NATO naval base on Souda Bay and three fascinating monasteries: the Monastery of Agia Triada (Trinity) built-in 17thcentury, the Monastery of Gouverneto of 16th century and of course, the Monastery of Agios Ioannis (Saint John) of 7th century, which is the oldest in Crete.
You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.
