Villa Gr5219

It not only has a large private swimming pool and a spacious garden, but it also has a gym and a luxury spa with a sauna, steam bath, and massage bed, so you can stay fit.
As if that weren't enough, this villa also has a pool bar and a Mediterranean botanic garden with a playground for kids, and a small river.
Relax by the pool on a beach chair or sun lounger while listening to music from the system, or head to the special 'cave seating' area with a high table and stool. For those evening dinners, there's also an alfresco dining table.

DESCRIPTION;

The decadence continues on the inside...
We're talking about a natural-hued palette offset by light wood furniture in an elegant and minimalist setting.
Glass floor-to-ceiling doors let in light and frame the natural vistas throughout Villa.
There are two living rooms, a dining table, a fully equipped kitchen on the ground floor, and a family study room on the lower ground floor.
Four of the bedrooms are en-suite, including one twin, two queens, and one king, and there is a separate studio with another en-suite bedroom, a living room area, and a fully-equipped kitchenette, making this villa ideal for groups of friends or families.
The ground-floor queen room has an additional private living area with a couch that can convert into a double bed and direct access to the swimming pool, making it ideal for those with limited mobility.
The twin room includes a Jacuzzi bath, while the king room includes a two-person shower and a mini plunge pool with hydromassage - hello, luxury.
If you can bear leaving this villa, Chania Town is only a 10-minute drive away.
The nearest supermarket and other shops are only a 5-minute drive away, and the nearest sandy beach is a 15-20-minute drive away.
The villa is located in one of Crete's most spectacular locations, with breath-taking panoramic views.
The villa sleeps up to 12 people and has 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms.
It has an annex where support staff can be accommodated on a case-by-case basis.
Interior:
Lower Ground Floor- TV, home cinema, and music system- Study room with computer and aquarium- 2 double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms- Gym with treadmill, stepper, weights, sauna, and steam bath
Upper Ground Floor- Two lounge areas equipped with a home cinema and music system- Guest bathroom
- Dining area for 8-10 people
- Fully equipped modern kitchen
- One double room with an en-suite bathroom and a sofa bed.
First floor- A double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a hot tub, a walk-in closet, and an office.
- One twin bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a hot tub
Annex (on request only)
- Private bedroom with en-suite bathroom, living room, and kitchen
Exterior- Heated infinity pool (11x7m - 1.40m depth)
- Sun loungers and umbrellas
- Sofa beds
- Several shaded chill-out areas - Pool bar with refrigerator
- Pool shower and WC - Lower garden playground - "Cave" with seating area - Alfresco dining area - Mediterranean botanic garden - BBQ and outdoor kitchen
Additional Services
- Valet Parking
- Internet access - Espresso machine
- Air conditioning - Hair dryers
- Wine fridge - Toiletries
- Mosquito netting
- Laundry machine and tumble dryer - Iron and ironing board
- A first-aid kit.
- Play station- On-demand baby cots, highchairs, and other amenities

The villa is located in a quiet area of Chania, on the west coast of Crete, Greece.
It is only a 10-minute drive from the centre of Chania and a 15-20-minute drive to the nearest beach.
The seaside village is located on the Akrotiri peninsula in the heart of a large natural bay.
There's the soft sandy beach of Kalathas, which is ideal for swimming and snorkeling, as well as a couple of local tavernas serving traditional Greek dishes like moussaka and mezes, shops, and supermarkets.
Chania is a beautiful Greek city worth exploring, with its impressive 14th-century Venetian harbour, cobbled streets, and waterfront restaurants.
Photograph the 16th-century lighthouse with Venetian, Egyptian, and Ottoman influences, or get your history fix at Chania's Nautical Museum or Archaeological Museum.
Pastel-coloured cafés, boutiques, and indoor markets for fresh produce are also available.
Do you want to go boating?
From Chania, take a ferry to Santorini.
There are classic whitewashed houses, quaint churches, and windmills there.
It's also famous for its sheer cliffs and breath-taking sunsets.
History buffs are in luck in this area.
There are Minoan caves and tombs all over, so there's plenty to explore.
The Venizelos Tombs and Ancient Aptera's theatres are both worth seeing.
You could also go on a hike through Samaria Gorge, which is known for its wildflowers, monasteries, and goats.
Crete's west coast is also rich in castles, caves, and forests.
There are also many Blue Flag beaches, and the stunning Lake Kournas screams swim stop and photo opportunity.