Einfamilienhaus Σκόπελος, Hauptstadt - Chora, Skopelos

Real Estate Consultant Sklavou Kery. A bright single-family house of 92 sq.m. is available for sale in Chora of Skopelos. The property overlooks Chora. Its orientation is Northeast. The property is accessible from a municipal road where it is approached by vehicle. It is a two-level detached house with a terrace, overlooking the country and the port of the island. At its entrance we meet a small and functional courtyard. On the ground floor we find a single space consisting of a living room with a fireplace and a dining room, in the background is the kitchen. In the living room area we also find a wc and a storage room. Going up the stairs we find a bedroom and a bathroom. Access to the balcony is from the bedroom. There is also a building of 58 sq.m. which has two entrances, one of which communicates from the balcony. The building needs renovation. It is located in the center of Skopelos town in a quiet area and only a few minutes walk from the central pedestrian street with all the shops, taverns and cafes. It has wooden and tiled floors, a wooden staircase and double-glazed windows. It is in excellent condition and habitable. It is 1 km. from the nearest beach and 34 km. away from Skiathos airport. It is very close to the market, restaurants, cafes and supermarkets. It is an ideal choice for tourist exploitation as well as for permanent residence. Skopelos is a magical island of the Northern Sporades and also the greenest island in Greece. Here, where the green of the pines and the thick forests meets the deep blue of the sea and the sky, creating an image of incomparable natural beauty, the visitor will find himself in an idyllic place, a small paradise in the heart of Greece. Because of its special beauty, Skopelos was also chosen for the filming of the movie "Mamma Mia". The island is served by ferries from the ports of Volos and Agios Konstantinos, which also allows connections to/from Alonissos and Skiathos. In summer there are also ferries to/from Kymi and Mantoudi in Euboea and Thessaloniki in Nothern Greece.