Villa Gr5233

This stunning 4-bedroom villa has everything you could want in an island vacation home, including an outdoor pool and a private garden.
From the spacious lawn area, where several sun loungers line up beside the pool, you will enjoy the view of this architecturally modern villa.
A covered terrace area directly outside the house provides a pleasant space for dining and relaxing, and there is also a grill.
There is a large and comfortable living area inside with a corner sofa, flat screen TV, DVD player, and fireplace.
A dining area is just a few steps away, and the kitchen is both stylish and well-equipped, with a dishwasher and coffee machine.
There are three double bedrooms, one twin bedroom, and two bathrooms in the villa. The bedrooms are elegantly furnished and have plenty of storage space. Some have terrace access as well.
Air conditioning will keep you cool and Wi-Fi will keep you connected throughout the house.
The capital of the island, Rhodes, is well worth a visit, especially when you're this close.
In just a few minutes, you can explore the history of Old Town as well as more recent additions such as an aquarium, cinema, countless restaurants, and fascinating museums.
The Colossus of Rhodes and the Acropolis of Rhodes are two of the attractions that draw visitors to the island's northern tip.
Much more awaits you to the south of Rhodes, whether you choose to travel along the coast or inland.
The Valley of the Butterflies, Epta Piges nature reserve, Tsambika Beach, and the Lindos Acropolis are among the many island highlights, and you will no doubt discover many more on your own.

Ground Floor (Main House):
- Full-service kitchen
- Living room with an open floor plan- WC
First floor (galley):
Master bedroom with ensuite shower room- Twin bedroom- Double bedroom- Family bathroom
Second level:
- En-suite double bedroom
Outside Grounds:
- Outdoor swimming pool 7 x 3.5 x 1.4- Chapel- Sunbeds- Dining area outside
Other Amenities: - Dishwasher- Iron and ironing board- Washing machine - WiFi- Microwave - Central air conditioning - DVD / CD player- Filter coffee maker- Highchair- Cot- Hairdryer- Safe deposit box- Fireplace

Rhodes, a popular tourist destination, has more than its fair share of natural beauty and landmark sights.
It would be a shame to miss out on discovering its charms for yourself, with an international airport, Diagoras, about 20 minutes drive from the capital.
The town of Rhodes, located on the island's northern tip, is a good place to start.
A stroll along the mediaeval walls of the Old Town will provide you with some stunning views, which are accessible from the must-see Palace of the Grand Masters.
As part of a World Heritage Site, this is also the location of a fine museum where you can learn about Rhodian history dating back to the 3rd century BC.
Another museum worth visiting is the Museum of Modern Greek Art, which has an eclectic collection rivalled only by Athens.
The New Town area is visually appealing in and of itself, with much of its architecture influenced by Art Deco. The Evangelismós Cathedral, which is located in Mandráki harbour, has some impressive frescoes.
Lindos Acropolis along the coast is as spectacular as the coastal views it enjoys and is well worth seeing.
Down the coast, there are also resorts like Ammoudes, Kolympia, and, perhaps most notably, Faliraki.
While its reputation precedes it, this is no longer the hedonism capital of the world.
During the day, a children's water park and the beautiful Anthony Quinn Bay may tempt you, and an aquarium and scuba-diving school also embrace the aquatic theme.
Prasonisi's location at the very southern tip of the island, separating the Aegean and the Mediterranean, is considered prime wind-surfing territory.
If that sounds a little too thrilling, Rhodes' more sedate attractions, such as the Valley of the Butterflies, numerous wineries, and the seven springs of the wonderfully scenic Epta Piges nature reserve, will provide an equally enjoyable day out.