Maisonette — 60 m² — Crete | Grekodom Ref. 66904
Panormos, Rethymno Prefecture · Greece
Partner listing · Grekodom Development CreteRef. 66904View on Grekodom →
A$368,000
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 60.35 m²
- Type
- Maisonette
Photographs · Grekodom Development Crete
About this property
Modern stone-built semi-detached townhouse in Panormos (Geropotamos), Rethymno Prefecture, Crete, located 99 m from the sea and within walking distance of the village. 60.35 m² living area on a 67 m² plot, arranged over 2 levels: the ground floor comprises an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, one bedroom and one shower WC; the upper level comprises one bedroom and one shower WC. Built in 2020. Private swimming pool with partial sea views (which may become limited in future due to nearby development). Sold fully furnished and equipped. Features include air conditioning, electric heating, solar panels for water heating, double glazing, satellite television, internal staircase and a storage room. Part of a small residential complex with no shared expenses. Proven rental record. Distance from airport: 60 km. Selected Crete inventory presented through AEGORA in partnership with Grekodom Development Crete (Grekodom Ref. 66904). Original Grekodom source asking price: €229,000 EUR. AEGORA indicative Australian-dollar display: A$368,000, rounded using the user-supplied European Central Bank (ECB) euro foreign exchange reference rate dated 7 October 2026 (€1 = A$1.6079; calculated equivalent A$368,209.10). The AUD figure is indicative only. Final price and availability are to be confirmed with Grekodom Development Crete.
Key features
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Maisonette
- Offered for sale
- Land or floor area: 60.35 m²
- Rethymno Prefecture region
- Indicative pricing shown in AUD
Location and context
Panormos, in the Rethymno Prefecture region of Greece. Greece holds a particular place in Australian life. Generations of Australian families retain property, land or an inheritance interest across the islands and the mainland, and many Australians look to Greece first when they consider a European base.
Why this property may appeal to an Australian buyer
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Buying from Australia
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