Beautiful renovated stone house in a quiet location in the small village of Nivritos, a short walk from the main square. Outside there is a large terrace and parking space for two cars. Behind the house there is a large garden with flowers and citrus trees. There is also a stone seating area with a wood burning barbecue cooker. Next to the house there is a stone spring with drinking water.
Lots of natural light
Equipped with household appliances
Kitchen
Balcony or terrace
TV
Furnished
The house is built on one floor and has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen and living room. The living room has a stone fireplace that heats the whole house, and the thick stone walls provide coolness in summer and warmth in autumn. The house has wooden frames and energy saving glass which also keeps the house warm in winter.
Nivritos is located 42 kilometres from Heraklion, it has about 202 inhabitants and an altitude of 502 metres. The house is 5 minutes drive from cafes, tavernas, restaurants, supermarket and bank.
Airport: 45 km
Port: 45 km
Hospital: 16 km
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