The perfect getaway only 30 minutes from the airport The coastal resort of Milatos has also grown up to service…
This popular fishing village has many surrounding areas to choose from. The one time sleepy fishing village of Elounda is now a bustling, but charming,
A peaceful gem of a village! Limnes is in a lush and fertile valley full of seasonal crops, vineyards, citrus trees, Pomegranate, almond and walnut
Fourni is a beautiful Listed traditional settlement with character Fourni actually comprises three different villages; close one to another. The villages of Kastelli, Kato Chorio and
A village with friendly locals and cobbled roads worth exploring The village of Vrahassi is a charming little mountain village on the way from Malia
One of the oldest and most picturesque villages in Crete. The largest village in Crete is about 10 kms from the seaside resort of Aghios
Vrouchas. For those seeking the tranquility and slow pace of the Cretan countryside, a property in this area is ideal. The road inland, from the
Kritsa resident Yvonne Payne and her husband, Alan bought their house via Crete Homes in 2001. Since then they’ve appreciated the ability to seek our ongoing advice and support.
Our own Hilary Dawson sparked Yvonne’s interest in local history by telling her the legend of Rodanthe, the Kritsa heroine fought who against Turk oppression while disguised as a young man. In 2015 Crete Homes proudly sponsored the launch of Yvonne’s first novel, Kritsotopoula…
It had been a long-held dream of the writer and journalist Richard Clark and his wife, Denise, to buy a house in Crete, an island
Searching for an architect or developer ? Have you chosen your plot of land and now want to build your ideal home in this beautiful
UNCAPTURED CRETE Crete Homes is pleased to continue the theme of clients for whom Crete has been an inspiration. We initially met Diana Conyers when
Living in a house in Crete Crete Homes are proud that many of our clients have found inspiration in Crete, whether through its architecture, the
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