House for sale in Akrotiri with 4 bedrooms – ID 2186501

This beautiful villa for sale is located in Chania, Crete, on the edge of the Akrotiri Peninsula. The property offers a living space of 185 m² on a 450 m² private plot and extends over three floors. From the balconies you can enjoy wonderful sea and sunset views. The villa was completely renovated in 2026 and has four spacious bedrooms, three bathrooms and a guest toilet. An internal elevator connects all floors, ensuring comfort and accessibility. Designed with modern, energy efficient living in mind, the villa is equipped with a heat pump, inverter air conditioners and an energy efficient fireplace, ensuring year-round comfort. The property also benefits from full waterproofing and thermal insulation with a thermal façade and high quality aluminum frames with blinds and awnings. In addition, the villa is a smart home, allowing remote control of important systems such as the water heater and pool. A photovoltaic system ensures complete energy self-sufficiency. Outside, the property offers a low-maintenance garden, a barbecue area, a private garage with space for two cars and a heated swimming pool - ideal for enjoying the outdoor space all year round. The villa is quiet and private, yet only 10 minutes drive from the center of Chania. Shops, restaurants and all amenities for a successful holiday or year-round living are within easy reach.

🏡 Akrotiri - The green peninsula near Chania (zip code 731 00) The Akrotiri peninsula lies immediately northeast of the city of Chania and is one of the most diverse and scenic regions in western Crete. It is known for its impressive combination of nature, coast, history and modern infrastructure. Despite its proximity to the city, Akrotiri retains its original village character in many places - with quiet residential areas, monasteries, bays and well-kept paths. 🏘️ Character of the region & villages Diverse towns: Akrotiri is an area with several important villages, including: Chorafakia, Stavros, Kalathas, Kounoupidiana, Sternes, Aroni and Agios Onoufrios. Each of these villages has its own charm - from rural-traditional to modern with direct access to the city. Tradition & Development: Many old farmhouses and stone villas have been lovingly restored. At the same time, new, high-quality residential complexes are being built, particularly close to beaches and with spectacular views of the Bay of Chania or the open sea. Orthodox monasteries: The monasteries of Agia Triada (Zangaroli) and Gouverneto are among the cultural and architectural highlights of Crete and are deeply rooted in the history of the region. 🌿 Nature & surroundings Wide landscape & coast: Akrotiri offers a varied topography - with rolling hills, fertile plateaus, steep coastal sections and sheltered bathing bays. Numerous viewing points allow panoramic views of the sea and the impressive Lefka Ori (White Mountains). Beaches: The most popular beaches include the family-friendly Kalathas Beach, the famous Stavros Beach with its striking mountain backdrop, as well as the crystal-clear bays of Marathi, Loutraki and the world-famous Seitan Limania. Hiking Trails & Caves: The nature reserve surrounding the Gouverneto Monastery offers spectacular trails to the Bear Cave (Arkoudiospilia) and down to the Katholiko Gorge - ideal for exploring in absolute silence. 🏛️ History & Culture Film-ready backdrop: The beach of Stavros gained world fame through the film “Alexis Zorba” (1964). The region still has this special charisma between wild, romantic nature and lively film history. Traditional life & modernity: In Akrotiri, centuries-old monasteries meet modern architecture, the Technical University of Crete (TUC) meets simple farms and international schools meet traditional kafenions. This mixture is what makes the peninsula so special. 🍷 Agriculture & Gastronomy Fertile soils: Akrotiri is famous for its olive groves, grape vines (especially the wines of the monasteries) and citrus fruits. The mild microclimate ensures high quality of the products.Regional products: In addition to the monasteries' award-winning olive oil, honey, mountain herbs and fresh fruit and vegetables are often offered directly from the farm. Taverns & Cafés: From quaint fish tavernas right by the sea (e.g. in Marathi or Stavros) to modern restaurants and trendy cafés (like the famous “Koukouvagia” at Venizelos Tomb), the selection is first-class. 🧭 Tips for mobility & infrastructure Accessibility: Akrotiri is home to Chania International Airport (CHQ) and is just a short drive from the major ferry port in Souda Bay. Mobility: The roads on the plateau are very well developed and mostly flatter than in the rest of Crete, which makes driving by car or scooter very pleasant. Local public transport (KTEL) also reliably connects the main towns with Chania. 🏡 Real estate & location potential Akrotiri is one of the most sought-after residential areas in the Chania area. The region offers a mix of quiet retreats, high-quality development and excellent connections at the same time. Akrotiri is particularly attractive for residents, expats and families due to its year-round infrastructure. The real estate offering ranges from modern luxury villas with sea views to renovated country houses and spacious building plots. Demand is particularly stable in places like Kounoupidiana (urban center) or Kalathas (near the beach). Location advantages: Proximity to the city of Chania: quick access to the center, while at the same time significantly higher privacy. Excellent infrastructure: Large supermarkets, schools, doctors and the university are located directly on the peninsula. Recreational value: World-class beaches and hiking areas are right on your doorstep. Investment security: Stable value location due to the limited land mass of the peninsula and the constant demand in the Chania area. For buyers looking for a stable location with sea views, nature and urban connections, Akrotiri is one of the top addresses in Crete with excellent future potential.

4 bedroom sea view house

Akrotiri, Crete, Greece