Sale, Residential, House

A single-storey house of 90 square meters is for sale, on a plot of 209.37 meters which can be built (Deed of Implementation). The detached house was legally built with a building permit in the year 1992 It has an independent warehouse of 9.15 sq.m and a boiler room-storage of 5.08 sq.m. The detached house was completely renovated in January 2025 with improvement works continuing. The detached house has 4bedrooms -1 Master with private bathroom, 2 normal and 1 in the loft (can be used as an office). - It has two (2) bathrooms - With the renovation, the following were installed: New interior and exterior frames of excellent quality, security door, hydraulics, electrics, radiators, ceilings, oil painting, tiles, handmade Italian kitchen, fireplace, autonomous oil heating and air conditioners type A+++ The surrounding area is amazing with a paddock with Iron construction, sliding door, central entrance, lighting with an independent external panel, cameras connected to a mobile phone, an intercom that can also be opened from the mobile phone with a camera and a video call bell. Inside the enclosed area surrounded by paddocks there are two (2) parking spaces, one behind the other. It has an amazing garden with trees, a wooden pergola painted in white decapé color and a space for making a barbeque. Also ideal for Golden visa. Porto Rafti is a seaside resort town located in Eastern Attica, Greece. Porto Rafti's main source of income is tourism and winemaking. It belongs to the municipality of Markopoulos Mesogeia. It is surrounded by pine-covered hills, the highest of which is Merenda, 613 m above sea level. It is 5 km south of Vravrona, 6 km east of Markopoulos and 26 km southeast of the center of Athens Porto Rafti has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers. Porto Rafti experiences hot, dry summers and mild winters. Today, the resident population is believed to be close to 15,000, peaking at 100,000 each year during the summer season. The city of Porto Rafti spreads amphitheatrically around the Gulf of Rafti, a bay of the Aegean Sea, on the eastern coast of the Attica peninsula. Porto Rafti has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers. Porto Rafti experiences hot, dry summers and mild winters. The port of Porto Rafti is no longer used as a commercial port for environmental reasons, but has an organized marina for smaller pleasure boats with seaside restaurants and cafes. This port was the scene of the evacuation of the allied troops after the German invasion of Greece at the end of April 1941. Porto Rafti attracts visitors as a seaside resort, with beaches at Agios Spyridon, Erotospilia and Avlaki and an organized municipal beach at Avlaki