Single family villa Βάμος, Gavalochori, Vamos

Located in the beautiful village of Gavalochori, in the lush region of Apokoronas, this marvelous villa with garden and sea views features stunning outside areas and modern comforts in the interior, making it an Ideal retreat or even an all-year-round home. The property is developed over 2-levels, with a main ground floor that provides 110sqm, a 35 sqm basement workshop, and an additional 10 sqm storage space. The villa is on a 2.050sqm plot and has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The property features amazing spaces with elegant design, a fully fitted kitchen with a gas cooker for extra efficiency, and well-proportioned bedrooms, providing a tranquil setting full of comforts. The property also features gas central heating, an infrared Lexin heating system, air conditioning, and solar water heating, ensuring the perfect temperatures all year round. The outside areas feature multiple seating areas, perfect for entertaining guests or just relaxing with your loved ones. There is also a well-maintained garden with an impressive selection of fruit trees, including 12 olive trees, lemon, orange, apricot, pomegranate, mandarin, plum, and grapevines. Additionally, a fully integrated irrigation system keeps the maintenance of the garden simple and easy. Enclosed by a traditional stone boundary wall and with an electric gate, the property offers both privacy and security. 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. RCCO593