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2-Bedroom Semi-detached house for sale in Kissamos, Chania

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€ 68,000

  • € 757 per m²

Mun. unit of Kissamos, Chania, Crete

  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Bathrooms: 1
    • Property overview
      • Type: Semi-detached house
      • Built in: 1920
      • Restoration: 2012
      • Construction: stone
      • Unfinished: yes
      • Views: city views
      • Orientation: southwest
      • Energy class G
      Dimensions & layout
      • Bottom floor: ground floor
      • Levels: 2
      • House area: 89.80 m²
      • Balconies: 12 m²
      • Land area: 66.18 m²
    • Utilities & systems
      • Heating type: no heating
      • Fireplace: no
      • Air conditioners: no
      • Solar panel: no
      • Sewage type: cess pit
      • Alarm: no
      • Elevator: no
  • Features & amenities
    • Furnished: no
    • Garden: no
    • Pool: no
    • Jacuzzi: no
    • Parking: no
    • Garage: no
    • Access: asphalt road
    • Wheelchair access: no

Location data

  • Closest beach: 600 m
  • Altitude: 15 m
  • Zone: urban
  • Archeology zone

PARTLY RESTORED HOUSE IN KISSAMOS TOWN CENTRE

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PURCHASE EXPENSES

  • » Realtor fee € 1,700
  • » Purchase tax 3%
  • » Lawyer fee
  • » Notary fee
  • » Registry fees
  • » Service VAT
  • » Tot. estimate: € 7,300

ABOUT THE REGION

Kissamos is a town and municipality in the west of the island of Crete. It is part of the Kissamos Province which covers the northwest corner of the island. The city of Kissamos is officially known as Kastelli-Kissamou or often simply as Kastelli after the Venetian castle that was there…

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