Properties for sale in Chania Prefecture
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Villa in Chania Prefecture, Greece
For sale 3-storey villa of 350 sq.meters in Crete. Ground floor consists of 2 bedrooms, one bathroom, one shower WC, 2 storerooms.
1st floor consists of one bedroom, living room, one kitchen, one bathroom.
2nd floor consists of 3 bedrooms, one bathroom, one shower WC.
A magnificent view of the sea, the mountain, the forest opens up from...
257 000 €
Flat in Chania Prefecture, Greece
For sale apartment of 66 sq.meters in Crete. The apartment is situated on the 1st floor. It consists of one bedroom, living room with kitchen, one bathroom.
Flat has interior layout. There are: solar panels for water heating, air conditioning. The owners will be leaving the furniture with the sale. Extras included with the property: parking...
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