This wonderful house is positioned directly on the beach in Kalamaki offering a wonderful sandy bay to relax on – that is if you can pull yourself away from your own 12 metre swimming pool.
This property has been designed with families and groups in mind, spacious enough that everyone has their own space to relax inside or outside.
The 12m infinity pool is surrounded by attractive wooden loungers for basking in the sun and grounds which stretch down to the sea, and around the house, a covered terrace with seating area provides ample shade to enjoy the view.
To the right of the house there is a superb al fresco dining area and accompanying outdoor kitchen, fully equipped with a fridge, hob and built-in barbecue. Inside, the villa is bright and spacious, where high wood-beamed ceilings are dotted with soft copper spotlights and a relaxed beach style is present throughout; finished to a superb standard, Nero Beach House perfectly combines comfort and style.
The ground floor is home to two en suite bedrooms, a generous open plan sitting/dining area and a modern kitchen. French windows provide seamless access to the vast outdoor terraces which roughly divide into thirds, all of which benefit from incredible views. Upstairs are a further 2 en suite bedrooms, comprising of 1 twin and 1 double, both of which have access to a balcony; while on the lower ground floor there are an additional 2 twin bedrooms with en suite shower rooms. All twin rooms can be made up as doubles making this a very flexible house for groups. An added touch of luxury to this floor is a large media room with 75” television, PlayStation and a pool table sure to be popular with teenagers.
When it comes to location, this house is hard to beat! The garden gate opens to the gorgeous golden sands of Kalamaki beach, where gentle shelving provides perfect conditions for families with children. There is also a beach bar and 2 tavernas here that are an easy walk from the house
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