Central Macedonia, Halkidiki, Nea Silata, Greece

It is a villa divided into two apartments, built with respect to tradition, in Krini, a small settlement of Halkidiki, twenty minutes from the nearest beach and 35 km from the airport of Thessaloniki.

The house is built amphitheatrically on a plot of 670 m² and is divided into an independent ground floor apartment and a two-storey maisonette. It can be rented all or separately during the summer months or all year round, it is equipped with an autonomous heating system and photovoltaic panels with an income of € 5,000 per year that more than covers its maintenance costs.

The villa includes a covered barbeque with outdoor dining area (on the first floor) storage rooms, garage, laundry room and is sold with all furniture and equipment. The price includes an almost unused vehicle for the new owners' daily outings.

Entering the backyard one finds oneself in a covered area with an outdoor bench and a water fountain. One then enters the ground floor apartment, the living room in the front, the living room kitchen, the bathroom and two spacious bedrooms in the back. The windows are secured with traditional iron bars built into the wall, the furnishings are simple and functional, the apartment was only occupied for a few months and the bathroom is almost unused.
Next to it we find the garage and a smaller storage room, which is designed for the construction of an internal lift and communicates with the upper floor.
From a stone external staircase we climb up to the first floor and we are in the maisonette.
The front windows are unbreakable and behind them is a large fireplace, the living room and the living-dining room. The kitchen is open plan and communicates with a door to the rear of the property. There are two bedrooms, two bathrooms and an internal staircase leading to a stunning internal loggia, the third bedroom.
The Energy Performance Certificate is currently being issued.
The settlements of N. Triglia and N. Plagia have been inhabited since prehistoric times.
The ties with the monasteries of Mount Athos remain close to this day, and the inhabitants, locals and refugees from Asia Minor are engaged in agricultural crops and wine production.
The landscape is flat, cultivated and idyllic, with high aesthetic country houses and easy access to the sea.
Service points within a few kilometers and public transport nearby while the roads are accessible, paved with a few exceptions.
The area developed mainly during the 70s and 80s, as it was offered for holidays, rest and entertainment with direct and short access to the airport and Thessaloniki.
Despite the development, Halkidiki has not lost its local character and, every summer and winter, the inhabitants honor the old customs and celebrate with festivals and cultural events the changes of the seasons and the commemoration of Saints.
Beach Bars for young people and intense nightlife but peace and sea for families. High cash flows for investors make our Halkidiki an enviable and unique destination.