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Perched on the third and fourth floors of a centrally located building with elevator access, this two-storey penthouse features 160 sq.m. While the property currently needs a modern update, its architectural bones and sweeping sea views provide a perfect foundation for a high-end coastal residence.
The lower level is defined by a sophisticated two-level open-plan design. This layout creates a natural flow between two distinct living areas, a dedicated dining space, and the kitchen, making it an ideal environment for entertaining and everyday living. This floor is rounded out by practical essentials, including a guest WC and a separate storage and laundry room. Both the living areas and the kitchen open onto spacious balconies with pergolas.
The upper floor (accessed via internal spiral marble staircase) serves as a quiet retreat, housing three bedrooms and two bathrooms. This level grants access to the private roof terrace. Whether you envision a sun-drenched garden or a starlit lounge, this outdoor space offers a level of privacy and perspective that is hard to find in town.
Beyond its use as a grand family home, this penthouse offers a unique "hidden" advantage. The layout is perfectly suited for conversion into two separate units. With a bit of reconfiguration, the lower level could easily become a self-contained two-bedroom apartment, offering incredible flexibility for rental income or multi-generational living.
Sitia is an attractive seaside town. White-washed houses cling to a hillside laced by steep staircases and topped with a ruined Venetian castle. Below, a promenade lined with tavernas and cafes hems in the fishing harbour.
It’s a slow-paced, friendly place where agriculture is the mainstay of the local economy.
A long, sandy beach skirts a wide bay to the east of town.Sitia has a small airport with daily flights to and from Athens and a few charter flights from Europe during the summer. The international airport of Heraklion is 2 hours by car.
The port has ferry connections to Piraeus and other islands of the Cyclades and Dodecanese. View more View less Located in Sitia.
Perched on the third and fourth floors of a centrally located building with elevator access, this two-storey penthouse features 160 sq.m. While the property currently needs a modern update, its architectural bones and sweeping sea views provide a perfect foundation for a high-end coastal residence.
The lower level is defined by a sophisticated two-level open-plan design. This layout creates a natural flow between two distinct living areas, a dedicated dining space, and the kitchen, making it an ideal environment for entertaining and everyday living. This floor is rounded out by practical essentials, including a guest WC and a separate storage and laundry room. Both the living areas and the kitchen open onto spacious balconies with pergolas.
The upper floor (accessed via internal spiral marble staircase) serves as a quiet retreat, housing three bedrooms and two bathrooms. This level grants access to the private roof terrace. Whether you envision a sun-drenched garden or a starlit lounge, this outdoor space offers a level of privacy and perspective that is hard to find in town.
Beyond its use as a grand family home, this penthouse offers a unique "hidden" advantage. The layout is perfectly suited for conversion into two separate units. With a bit of reconfiguration, the lower level could easily become a self-contained two-bedroom apartment, offering incredible flexibility for rental income or multi-generational living.
Sitia is an attractive seaside town. White-washed houses cling to a hillside laced by steep staircases and topped with a ruined Venetian castle. Below, a promenade lined with tavernas and cafes hems in the fishing harbour.
It’s a slow-paced, friendly place where agriculture is the mainstay of the local economy.
A long, sandy beach skirts a wide bay to the east of town.Sitia has a small airport with daily flights to and from Athens and a few charter flights from Europe during the summer. The international airport of Heraklion is 2 hours by car.
The port has ferry connections to Piraeus and other islands of the Cyclades and Dodecanese.