Part of a beautiful new complex that is built on an amphitheatrical plot at the outskirts of the village of Kalyves, this two- floor, 112,33 sq m semi-detached residence offers superb views of the seaside that lies almost at arm’s reach from the complex.
Designed for the communal rooms and the upper-floor bedrooms to enjoy most of the outdoor scenery, the area of the living and dining room sits behind a glass covered wall, a set of two sliding double glazed doors facing north. This will provide all the needed natural light to the interiors, where one will sit protected by weather elements and peacefully enjoy the everchanging sea and sky patterns. The living room is first in line, behind the massive sliding double-glazed glass doors that offer immediate access to the swimming pool in front of the house and the pergola covered outdoor dining room at the east side of the house. Right behind the living room, the dining room of the house in an open plan space with both the living room and the kitchen further behind it. At the southwest side of the main open plan space lies one of the two bathrooms, a storage room and an interior staircase that takes us up to the first floor. The upper floor is laid out with the two bedrooms of the house taking over the north part that is completely open to the big blue of the horizon. The large balcony at the front offers abundant space for outdoor furniture, a perfect spot for warm summer evenings and spectacular sunsets.
At the back of the house next to the main entrance there is a provision for a pergola covered parking space that can fit one car.

Kalives is a coastal settlement on the south coast of the outer bay of Souda, which was originally built on the banks of river Xidas, but has expanded westwards over the last few decades until the river Koiliaris.
At the eastern end of the settlement, north of Castel Apicorno, there is a small port that serves both fishing and tourist needs, while west of it extends the coastal front, dotted with beaches and taverns up to Kiani Akti. In the main square of Kalives, near the church of Agia Paraskevi, visitors can see an old watermill that has been depicted in several Venetian maps and was used for grinding grain until the beginning of the 20th century
During the last decades of the 20th century, Kalives started developing as a tourist destination, benefiting from the beautiful, large beaches situated nearby, as well as its proximity to the “national road”.