USD 97,208
USD 86,916
USD 114,363
6 r
1,227 sqft
USD 96,065
Located in the heart of Sitia, this charming 97 sq.m. traditional stone house offers an opportunity to own a piece of Cretan history. Set on a 110 sq.m. plot, the residence features a layout comprised of two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a living room, along with storage space, front yard and a veranda with views. While the property is currently habitable, it awaits a thoughtful renovation to restore it to its full potential.Since it is a protected historic building, the renovation must preserve its original design and character, ensuring its unique charm stays as it is. A standout feature is the upper-floor terrace, which provides beautiful views of town, sea and mountains.
The location is ideal, sitting just minutes away from from the vibrant harbor, local beaches, and essential amenities like supermarkets. With services of electricity, water, and internet available for connections, this property is a perfect canvas for those looking to blend authentic heritage with the convenience of town living.
The older parts must be more than 100 year old and the newer parts about 60-70 years of age.
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 (5 km from the property) 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 of Sitia has ferry connections to Piraeus and other islands of the Cyclades and Dodecanese. View more View less Located in Sitia.
Located in the heart of Sitia, this charming 97 sq.m. traditional stone house offers an opportunity to own a piece of Cretan history. Set on a 110 sq.m. plot, the residence features a layout comprised of two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a living room, along with storage space, front yard and a veranda with views. While the property is currently habitable, it awaits a thoughtful renovation to restore it to its full potential.Since it is a protected historic building, the renovation must preserve its original design and character, ensuring its unique charm stays as it is. A standout feature is the upper-floor terrace, which provides beautiful views of town, sea and mountains.
The location is ideal, sitting just minutes away from from the vibrant harbor, local beaches, and essential amenities like supermarkets. With services of electricity, water, and internet available for connections, this property is a perfect canvas for those looking to blend authentic heritage with the convenience of town living.
The older parts must be more than 100 year old and the newer parts about 60-70 years of age.
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 (5 km from the property) 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 of Sitia has ferry connections to Piraeus and other islands of the Cyclades and Dodecanese.