,, Thessaly - Central Greece

Real estate consultant Nikolaos Christopoulos. Exclusively available for sale is a house with a total area of 270 sq.m., on a plot of 217,80 sq.m., located in Chora on Alonissos. It is a corner property that is airy, exceptionally bright, and in excellent condition, facing east. Built in 2007, it consists of 3 levels: the basement, with an area of 90.50 sq.m., includes 2 (two) storage rooms, a boiler room, and a water tank capacity 50m3. The ground floor, covering 84.58 sq.m., features a shop with a Wc of 33.42 sq.m. At the front, along with 2 (two) rental rooms consisting of a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom, measuring 25 sq.m. Each, plus a storage area. Ascending to the 1st floor, there are 3 separate rental rooms of 30 sq.m. Each, which also include a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. The flooring is tiled, and the frames are high-quality wooden Meranti from Germany. Each room has air conditioning, and the building also has radiator installations and a boiler system. The residence has bright, comfortable verandas that offer endless, breathtaking views of the sea. Access by car is via a paved road. It is conveniently located near the central square of the Old Town of Alonissos, close to shops, restaurants, and mini-markets. The sea is just 1km away, the port in Patitiri is 1.5 km distant, and the airport in Skiathos is 50 km away. This property can be effectively utilized as a commercial enterprise (thanks to the shop on the ground floor) or as tourist accommodation. Its deal location location and the variety of opportunities it presents make it a highly appealing choice for enjoying your future stay or establishing a business on the beautiful island of Alonissos. Alonissos, recognized as one of the 10 'hidden' Greek holiday destinations by the British newspaper 'Telegraph', is a remarkable location celebrated for its unparalleled natural beauty. It is famous for its stunning beaches, endless greenery, unique marine park, the home of the 'monachus-monachus' seal, and the first underwater museum in Greece, the 'Parthenon of the Shipwrecks'.