Three Bedroom Apartment for sale in Heraklion

Built to Energy Class A+, the home features external thermal insulation, a Midea heat pump system with independent units in every room for heating and cooling, solar water heater, and photovoltaics for the complex’s lighting.

Smart home automation by Somfy controls thermal-break aluminum shutters, with double glazing and insect screens by Exalco.

Entry is secured by a five-point security door, black CTC video intercom with electric gate release, and a complete alarm system with motion, fire, and opening sensors, plus pre-installation for four outdoor security cameras.

The interior is defined by bespoke craftsmanship and refined detail. A custom Centro kitchen anchors the living space, featuring Franke countertops, sink and mixer, a Davoline hood, integrated LED lighting, and premium Blum mechanisms.

Throughout the home, bespoke Centro wardrobes with glossy finishes and sliding doors incorporate motion-sensor LED lighting, while designer gypsum-board ceilings introduce recessed plaster spots, hidden curtain rails, and soft ambient illumination that shapes a calm, architectural atmosphere.

Quality continues underfoot and behind every surface. The entire floor is waterproofed with mesh and a cementitious system.

Italian floor tiles and Spanish bathroom tiles set a sophisticated tone, complemented by Ideal Standard sanitary ware, matte black bathroom fittings with rain columns and accessories, and LED mirrors with touch control.

Legrand Bticino switches and sockets in two-tone mocha and black complete a palette that is both contemporary and timeless.

Delivery: 2026

Three Bedroom Apartment for sale in Heraklion. Location Information:

Heraklion Greece is the most popular region of the island and is located on the eastern side of Crete, between Rethymno and Lassithi.

The beautiful capital of Heraklion region, Heraklion Town, is one of the busiest city centers in Crete.

Heraklion or Iraklion has undergone a significant makeover in recent years because of the city’s increasing prosperity.

Infrastructure works have included the redevelopment of the waterfront, improved roads, and a city bypass to ease traffic congestion and maybe the most important much of the historic center has been turned into pleasant pedestrian strips.

The Heraklion airport, named after the Cretan writer Nikos Kazantzakis, is one of the biggest in Greece and receives approximately 15% of the total tourist traffic of Greece.

Heraklion’s airport is about 5km east of the city. Major car-rental companies have desks at the airport. Taxi and public bus are available for transfer from/to Iraklion.