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4D Druckauftrag VILLA KATIMA Greece | Peloponnese | Xiropigado Charming and tradi6onal beachfront villa directly on a sandy beach Xiropigado 2 km - Paralio Astro 6 km – Nauplia 30 km – Corinth 78 km – Athens airport 160 km – Patras 207 km - private beach with pebble and sand 4 to 12 persons - 230 sqm - property of appr. 6200 sqm directly at the sea - private beach with beach loungers, sun umbrellas, night ligh6ng and shower upper house: 115 sqm - 1 living room with dining area and fireplace - 1 small kitchen - 1 twin bedroom (beds 80 x 200 cm each) - 2 double bedrooms (beds 160 x 200 cm each) - 2 showers/WC - terrace lower house: 115 sqm - 1 living room with dining area and fireplace - 1 small kitchen - 1 twin bedroom (beds 80 x 200 cm each) - 2 double bedrooms (beds 160 x 200 cm each) - 2 showers/WC - 1 guest-WC - terrace Villa Ka6ma is set in a peaceful and beau6ful remote bay on the Peloponnese' second finger. The property consists of two houses built on different levels. From the various terraces there are superb panoramic views of the sea and DOMIZILE Reisen KG | Ammerseestraße 18 | 82131 Gauting Telefon +4989.833084 | [email protected] | www.domizile.de | www.fine-rentals.com the Argolic Gulf. The large terraces are equipped with chairs, tables, deckchairs and hammocks. There are many cosy places to enjoy the peaceful surrounding, the garden and the beau6ful view. Both houses are built around a courtyard with pergola, each with large dining table among the shades of bougainvillaea and jasmine. The villas' interiors are typical for the region with warm colours, wooden beam ceilings and natural stone floors. Both houses can only be rented as a unit. When ren6ng only one of the houses, the other house remains closed and the whole property is at the guests' exclusive use. Both houses have three bedrooms, a small, fully equipped kitchen and a quite spacious living room with dining area and fireplace. Both houses each offer two showers/WC; the lower house has in addi6on a separate WC. The bedrooms with access to the terraces have large built-in cupboards. The garden is well kept with flowers, grapes, fruit- and olive trees. A path of around 100 m with steps at the end leads down to the semi private beach, which is equipped with deckchairs, sun umbrellas and a shower. There is night ligh6ng if guests like to enjoy a swim in the evening. Depending on the season tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, eggplants, figs, melons, oranges, lemons and grapefruits can be picked from the owner's biological garden. Villa Ka6ma's loca6on is perfect for children as well as for pets - except for a small private road there is no traffic. The seaside village of Xiropigado with beach tavern, tradi6onal food, Cafés, a nice bar, a supermarket and a bakery is 2 km away (about 15 to 20 minutes walking distance). The licle town Paralio Astros offers a miles long sandy beach with a wide range of watersport facili6es. AT A GLANCE ACTIVITIES detached loca6on pets: permiced boat/yacht chartering baby bed/cot hea6ng sailing oven internet wind surfing electric iron coffee machine CD-Player fireplace: 2 DVD-Player highchair fenced property sea view espresso coffee machine SAT/cable-TV American coffee maker TV-Flatscreen hair dryer air fans deep freezer tumble dryer dishwasher: lower house washing machine BBQ: 2 Wi-Fi Your expert for excep3onal holiday villas, fincas, chalets, exclusive cruises and bespoke travel design for more than 30 years .
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