This two-storey stone house is a special place for those looking for a property with classic Cretan features, stunning views of the surrounding Messara Valley and a quiet neighbourhood.
This house is located in a quiet area close to the village centre of Petrokefali where you will find amenities such as mini markets, taverns, cafes, bakery, petrol station, pharmacy and hairdresser.
Lots of natural light
Equipped with household appliances
Kitchen
Balcony or terrace
Furnished
The layout is an open plan living room-kitchen with traditional fireplace, lounge area with separate entrance from the cosy courtyard, bathroom, large bedroom and a beautiful terrace with stunning views of the Messara surroundings.
Petrokefali is a village in the Messara Valley. The famous beaches of Matala and Kommos are only a few kilometres away. The village is home to the temple and church of Panagia and St Eleftherios. During the church festivals they are celebrated with traditional Cretan dances. The villagers often organise other festivals to keep their traditions and customs alive.
Airport: 63 km
Harbour: 60 km
Hospital: 53 km
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