GL 0161 - Tasia's Classic Villa - Spetses Town - Spetses
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Classic Villa with a modern basement gym
A large spacious 340m² Classic Villa is located in a plot of 500m². Situated on the cosmopolitan island of Spetses which makes it very convenient for Athens and the other neighbouring islands, it offers fabulous Greek island life. This particular Greek property Villa is in a quiet elevated position, just above Spetses town and offers open aspects and view of the sea. A beautiful short walk through pine trees will bring you to the Old Harbour and the beach. The villa has been finished to a very high standard and comes with a large gym in the basement. The master bedroom has a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom. Two further double bedrooms open onto large huge verandas, with panoramic sea views. The bright open plan living area encompasses a farmhouse kitchen and fireplace, which leads onto a covered dining area and overlooks a nicely presented manicured garden.
The top floor offers beautiful spacious family accommodation with a large veranda and sea views. Sitting in the open plan dining/sitting/living area is just perfect for relaxing or holiday living. There is a separate playroom with access to the garden, which could be used as a TV room, office or further bedroom. Double French doors open from the sitting room to a nice sized covered veranda/outside dining area, which overlooks the walled garden with lawn and mature rose garden.
Layout is presented over three floors. The ground floor is 104.5m² and benefits from a bright open plan living area, with a farmhouse kitchen and fireplace, which leads onto a covered dining area, which overlooks the rose garden.. A further extra small kitchen is available, besides a bedroom and a bathroom.
The first floor is 104.5m² and comprises of a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. Two further double bedrooms compliment this floor, which open onto a huge veranda with panoramic sea views. Also on this floor is another bathroom, an office and a linen store.
The basement is 131.5m², has been finished to a high standard and has separate access. The owner presently uses the basement as a gym, with locker rooms, a bedroom, an office and a bathroom with WC.
Outside there is a cellar for drinks. The water supply tank is connected with the town’s water supply network and equipped with pressure equipment for autonomy. This newly built modern Greek property is 10 minutes walk from the nearest beach, and also from the town centre and Old Harbour. It is a walkers paradise, as the potential investor could enjoy beautiful walks through the pine trees.
This house is suitable for a large family for personal residential, or holidy use, with potential for letting all or part of the house, which would generate further holiday rental income.
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Spetses is a beautiful island, with a very picturesque old harbour port South-East of the town centre, which is lined with old Venetian mansions. The town centre itself, which surrounds Dapia harbour, offers a variety of shops, from traditional antiques to contemporary boutiques, in addition to many hotels, cafes and tavernas. The island is still trying to hold out against the invasion of the motor car, encouraging the use of traditional horse drawn carriages and bicycles, but instead, has created the nuisance of numerous noisy motor bikes. The best way to get around and see the town is to walk, or hire one of the traditional one-horse carriages found by the waterfront. To get around the island, you can rent a motorbike or bicycle, also buses will take you to most of the island's many beaches. The sandy Aghioi Anargyroi beach, on the opposite side of this beautiful island, is very popular with locals and visitors alike.
Spetses was the first Argo-Saronic island to participate in the 1821 War of Independence, Hydra soon joining forces with them, having around 55 merchant vessels which were converted into well armed warships. The firing of the Turkish flagship in the naval battle on 8th September 1822 prevented the Ottoman fleet from bringing supplies to Nafplio, which then surrendered to the Greek besiegers at the end of November. The retreat of the enemy fleet, superior in numbers, is attributed to the courage of Kosmas Barbatsis, the daring man who fired the Turkish flagship, an act which essenttially decided the outcome of the battle. A bronze statue of Barbatsis stands within a gun-enplacement at the sculpure park opposite Aghios Nikolaos, to the South-East of Spetses town and close to the Pharos lighthouse.