Located in
Aroni (Chania Prefecture), this rare offering includes two modern, fully
independent villas—each 100 sq.m.—set on a generous 1,000 sq.m. plot. Built in 2019
to the highest standards, the villas enjoy spectacular views of Souda Bay and
the White Mountains, just 800 meters from pristine beaches and within close
reach of Chania’s vibrant city center (9 km) and the international airport (5.4
km).
Key Property Features:
Property
Highlights:
Modern
Design & Comfort:
Constructed in 2019, each villa features two bedrooms, a full bathroom, an
additional WC, a spacious living area, a well-appointed kitchen, and a storage
room. The interiors are fully furnished and showcase high-end materials and
contemporary design that reflect both functionality and style.
Energy
Efficiency & Amenities:
Equipped with autonomous heating, double-glazed windows, insect screens, and air
conditioning, the villas ensure comfort in every season. Each unit also
features a private swimming pool and a dedicated BBQ area, ideal for
entertaining and outdoor living.
Expansion
Potential:
The property includes basement, ground floor, and attic spaces, along with four
open-air parking spots. With 200 sq.m. of additional buildable space remaining
and permits pending for two more homes, this property provides ample
opportunity for further development and customization.
Accessibility
Investment
Potential:
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Aroni is a quiet settlement in the Akrotiri municipality, located just 11 km from the city of Chania on the road to the airport. It has seen rapid development and urban enhancements aimed at revitalizing public spaces, infusing the area with a modern vibe while retaining its picturesque charm.
Historically, Aroni has been recorded in Venetian census data as early as 1583 and remains a vibrant part of the local tradition and history. Its name is said to have originated from a Venetian noble, Aronis, who was the first resident of the area. The Tower of Aroni, preserved to this day, stands as one of the village’s most distinctive landmarks. In the village square is the Church of Panagia, a central point for the community. Additionally, there is the unique Church of Saint Spyridon, built within a catacomb, while the old Church of Saint Nicholas adds another layer to the village’s religious tradition. One of the most well-known local stories involves Saint Nicholas Church, which is said to have saved the village from the Turks. During a Turkish raid, a bullet struck the church's bell tower, alerting the residents to the danger and enabling them to evacuate the village in time.
The Akrotiri peninsula in Crete lies east of Chania and was formerly known as Kyamon, called Harakas by the Byzantines.
Akrotiri is a peninsula of particular significance, not only due to its proximity to Chania but also because it hosts Chania’s international airport. It forms the northwestern side of the Souda Bay, home to the largest port in western Crete. Its highest peak is Skloka (528 m). The western side of Akrotiri holds the graves of Eleftherios Venizelos and his son Sophocles Venizelos, a tribute to the prominent Venizelos political family, as well as the headquarters of the Cretan Revolution, the airport, and Souda port. There are also monasteries of great interest in Akrotiri, such as the Holy Trinity Monastery of Tzagarolon, the Lady of the Angels Monastery of Gouverneto, and the Monastery of Saint John the Baptist of Korakies (Nun’s Monastery). The famous Stavros Beach, where Anthony Quinn danced the iconic syrtaki in Michael Cacoyannis’s legendary film "Zorba the Greek," is also located here.
Additionally, Akrotiri is home to the Technical University of Crete, which includes the following schools: Production and Management Engineering, Mineral Resources Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Chemical and Environmental Engineering, and Architectural Engineering.
