Casa unifamiliar 270 m², a reformar, Centro, Kranidi

Located in a tranquil traditional residential district, this corner property comprises of two, 2 storey traditional houses combined to become one. Located in an elevated position above the old village of Kranidi, with 270m² of living space, it gives wonderful views towards the new town, the old village, as well as the windmills on the hillside overlooking the traditional fishing village of Kilada. The house has a basement, which can be accessed directly from the street. The basement steps lead to the ground floor, which has an open plan kitchen/dining area. In this area, there are double doors leading to a garden, which could be made into a charming Mediterranean garden, or a private parking space with patio. Both of these houses contain many original building features and some Greek furniture. It is situated on a narrow street, accessible by car, from the main Kranidi to Kilada road. At the bottom of this narrow street you will find the old village square with a couple of tavernas, mini market, fruit shop and bakery. A further few minutes walk will bring you to the main market town of Kranidi, where all amenities can be found. Much construction is taking place in Kranidi, especially in the old town. The houses are finely elaborated, with iron ornamentation on their balconies; while the churches constitute another remain in these terms. The streets are still narrow and cobbled; these facts also contribute to the particular charm of Kranidi. The architecture of the fine properties that are being restored is making the old town of Kranidi charming, and a great investment place. Kranidi is small town of Argolida County which is built amphitheatrically on the hill “Agia Anna”. The traditional architecture of this town will enchant its visitors. The houses were built with ashlars, have ornate balconies and the roofs were constructed according the traditional byzantine rhythm. The whole architecture reminds of an island and due to the town’s nautical history you will see many preserved mansions which belonged to captains. You will be walking around the cobblestone alleyways and you will come across some old fountains. Kranidi is accessible from Athens either by road or by sea, as the Flying Dolphin and FlyingCat sail from the port of Piraeus, via Poros and Hydra, to Ermioni.