N-15385 425.000€ Kea Holiday homes for Sale

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Holiday homes 134 s.m. 425.000€ - Kea, Islands

Kea, just a short walk away from Ioulida, under construction, independent stone house of 134 m2 on two levels, with fantastic views of the Aegean Sea.
Easily accessible by the main island road, this house project has an excellent view looking west to the sunset, the Makronisos-Kea channel, as well as the island’s port, the bay of Otzias and of course the capital Ioulis.
The projects are built with extra care given to traditional local architecture and the finest quality building products.
Houses Standard Equipment
• Unobstructed views to the Aegean Sea.
• Traditional island architecture mixed carefully with modern lines.
• Stone made facades built by local Kea stone.
• Private swimming pool.
• Full integration of the buildings into the environment.
• Wooden beams and wooden structures to the ceilings.
• Interior design, furniture and equipment with modern style and materials (extra),
• High quality wooden door and windows frames, insulating capacity and technology, with double
glazing, sieve, traditional Island style shutters.
• Installation of Heating/Cooling heat pumps for low power consumption, beautifully hidden in stone
constructions for the fitting external units and protection of sight and landscape
• Combination of modern technology and traditional art in the insulation of roofs with ragged stones
placement on roofs for shadow, insulation and rainwater filtration.
• Rustic plaster treatment on walls.
• Natural ventilation on basement spaces & insulation (with traditional technique 'koutounto')
• Gardens in stone levels with panoramic views with use of local wild plants (oregano, thyme, oak,
olive etc)
• Balconies, terraces and exterior spaces shadowed with wooden traditional pergolas for comfort &
sun protection with natural ventilation and shading.
• Private parking areas for each villa, shadowed with wooden pergolas.
• Stone traditional fireplaces.
• Stone fences and local decorative architectural elements.
• Water tank (20m3), filling from rainwater.
• Underground wiring patterns for greater functionality and aesthetics.