Maison de ville de 5 chambres à vendre à Sitia
Sitia, Lasithi, Crète, Grèce
Description complète
Located in a central part of Sitia, this double-story town house built around 1960 offers a blend of vintage character, immediate livability, and renovation potential. All just a short 500-meter stroll from the marina and the sea. Set on a 250 sq.m. plot, this corner property features good road access and easy street parking, with the essential utilities?water and electricity?already connected.
The upper floor spans 140 sq.m. with its eight rooms (including a kitchen and a bathroom) and is move-in ready, full of vintage charm. It features an original terrazzo floors, classic lighting fixtures, and vintage furniture (which will be included in the sale, if a buyer wants). Its corner position provides independent entrances from both streets.
The lower level offers 90 sq.m. split into four rooms. While it requires renovation, it provides a good canvas to create an independent guest suite, rental apartment, or additional family living space. It leads out to a private backyard, conveniently reached via an exterior staircase leading down from the street.
There is also an access to a flat roof via an external spiral staircase going through both levels, that is possible to transform into a rooftop terrace with town views. Perfectly situated close to all local amenities, shops, and the sea, this property is unique and versatile.
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 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 has ferry connections to Piraeus and other islands of the Cyclades and Dodecanese.
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