Villa for sale in Rethymno Crete.
ID 1v-240

Villa for sale in Rethymno Crete. An attractive stone-built villa with 4 bedrooms, in a total of 240m², spreading in 2 levels as separate apartments that can be connected, it is located in 12.000m² with 130 olive oil trees, 1000m² lawn and 10 palm trees, only 1300 from the beach.

The ground floor, which is 120m², consists of a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, a living room area with a fireplace, two bedrooms and a bathroom. Read more

Villa for sale in Rethymno Crete. An attractive stone-built villa with 4 bedrooms, in a total of 240m², spreading in 2 levels as separate apartments that can be connected, it is located in 12.000m² with 130 olive oil trees, 1000m² lawn and 10 palm trees, only 1300 from the beach.

The ground floor, which is 120m², consists of a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, a living room area with a fireplace, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Stone stairs lead to the first floor, which also features the same layout as the ground floor with two bedrooms. This floor also provides access to a balcony, under a pergola, overviewing the pool terrace and garden, as well as offering wide, uninterrupted mountain views.

Outdoors, in front of the house there is a huge lawn covered garden, where kids can play safely.

The terrace is complemented by a magnificent, 40 m² private swimming pool, with a special children’s compartment.

Additionally, in a covered, shaded area, there are barbecue facilities and a big dining table. Each point of the garden and pool terrace offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area and hills.

 

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Location:

Approximately 35 km far from the city of Rethymno in the prefecture of Rethymno, the village of Mylopotamos is located.

In a large and diverse area, the mountain village of Mylopotamos lies, with a breeze of the Cretan Sea blowing at one side and hidden in the shade of Mount Psiloritis on the other.

Mylopotamos is mostly stockbreeding settlement and one of the most historic of Crete.

A supplementary animal feed unit operates in the village along with the large cheese making cooperative. Apart from animal husbandry, however, it is also an oil producing region.

The village of Mylopotamos is rather unknown to most people, but offers numerous natural beauties, apart from the fact that the region has always been inaccessible.

The society of the village is reserved, but welcoming. Until recently, moving to and from the village in winter was difficult, so the families with children had moved to larger cities. Slowly, however, they tend to return back to their pens and “mitata”.

In the wider region of Mylopotamos you can visit historical monasteries, such as Chalepa monastery and the monastery of Asomata, also known as the School of Asomata, which since 1930 has been operating as an Agricultural School.