Einfamilienvilla Βάμος, Gavalochori, Vamos

Located in the beautiful village of Gavalochori, in the lush region of Apokoronas, this cozy country villa is just minutes from the beach and offers the perfect blend of serenity and charm. The property is developed over 2-levels with 181sqm of living space on a 3.592sqm plot and has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The villa features a great living area, with ample space, that is bright and elegant. The kitchen and dining area are right next to each other and divided by a wall with an elegantly designed kitchen island inside an arch. With this intuitive design, the two spaces are connected, but at the same time keep their areas separate. All bedrooms of the property are equipped with wardrobes and ceiling fans. The house has high-quality finishes and wooden ceilings, and along with the beautiful sunroom, you can enjoy a tranquil lifestyle and unwind while you stay there. The property is partly furnished and practically ready for you to move in. It is equipped with air-conditioning, oil central heating, an open fireplace, and a wood burner, thus not only providing the desired temperature but also warmth and coziness. The outside areas are also serene, a place where you can enjoy views of the White Mountains and the surrounding countryside. There is a beautifully landscaped garden that features pathways, plants, flowers, and stone elements, and a BBQ area. The garden also boasts a variety of fruit trees, including lemon, orange, grapefruit, apple, lotus fruit, olives, mandarins, and clementines. There is also a marvelous private pool, surrounded by lush greenery, where you can enjoy a cool bath and soak in the sunlight while relaxing. Finally, there is parking space and two outbuildings that provide ample storage space. Gavalochori is located in the north of Apokoronas, in a valley formed between the hills of Vamos (south of the village) and the hills of Kefalas (to the east). Gavalochori is one of the most important traditional villages of Apokoronas with the first recorded reference to the village made in an 1182 decree issued by the Byzantine emperor Alexios Komnenos for the distribution of fiefs. Gavalochori maintained its importance and population during Ottoman rule (1646-1898), and during the revolution of 1821 Gavalochori became the seat of the "Cretan Council". In Gavalochori, visitors can see well-preserved examples of folk architecture, such as a two-aisled vaulted olive mill of the 18th century, the churches of Panagia (Virgin Mary) and Agios Sergios, the old school, and many old houses from the Venetian era. Also in Gavalochori, you can find the only Folklore Museum in the Prefecture of Chania. Just 4km away you can find the seaside resort village of Almyrida, for more amenities and amazing beaches. RCCO533