Type gebouw: rijtjeshuis. perceeloppervlakte: 150m². bouwjaar: 2014.

An amazing village cottage house is a charming retreat nestled in the heart of nature. Surrounded by lush greenery, blooming gardens, it offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its cozy interior, rustic decor, and inviting ambiance, the cottage exudes warmth and comfort. Whether you're curling up by the private pool with a good book, enjoying a homemade meal in the kitchen, or lounging on the porch and taking in the picturesque countryside views, staying in a village cottage house is a delightful experience that embodies the simple pleasures of country living.Milio’s House is a unique destination for those seeking to experience Crete in an authentic way and feel the incomparable hospitality of the locals that live in the village.Milio’s House is an independent, charming house, combining traditional elegance with architectural refinement. It is a characteristic architectural example of a Cretan house and it is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Roustika. The house makes a perfect holiday home with two beautiful yards for sweet summer evenings and a private pool for refreshing moments. Meanwhile it consists of a very good base to explore the surrounding areas as it is located near some of the most beautiful beaches of Crete, some pretty picturesque mountainside villages, as well as the beautiful city of Rethymnon. It has a hosting capacity of 4 people, it is open during the summer months and guarantees the privacy and tranquillity of your stay in the heart of the traditional village called Roustika, situated in the Prefecture of Rethymno in Crete. It is a ground floor building made of stone, with an arched tile roof and a double-spaced mezzanine. On the ground floor, the living room hosts a large wood kiln, two open single-bed spaces, the kitchen and a large bathroom fully equipped, with auxiliary areas with wooden and marble casings. The master double-bed room in the mezzanine is isolated by a latticed wood panel. On the north and south-west sides, two courtyards with wooden pergolas and long gardens planted with fruit-bearing trees lend themselves to a direct contact with nature, whereas the small round pool in the south-western courtyard offers some cool during the summer.Whether it's through email, phone calls, or messaging apps, prompt and friendly communication helps address any concerns, provide assistance, and ensure a pleasant stay. It's also an opportunity to offer recommendations for local attractions or amenities, enhancing the overall guest experience.Rethymno or Rethimno, only 16 klm from Roustica village, combines rarely united features: the old town's charm and history, with proximity to a long sandy beach.Explore one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Greece, and search for your fairy-tale romance in Rethymno. Instead, it has a provincial air; it's a place that moves slowly (although has a lively atmosphere), a very romantic place, and the most important preserves much of its Venetian and Turkish appearance.Rethymno’s timeless attractions and diverse landscapes, city architecture, museums, archaeological sites, endless sandy beaches, and escapes to nearby villages will reward you with a rich cultural yet relaxed experience all year round.Venetian fortification works mingle harmonically with orthodox and catholic churches, mosques, majestic mansions of Venetian architecture, arches, and cobbled paths which create a magical atmosphere, reminiscence of the city’s turbulent –yet glorious– past.Rethymno is the only city in Crete that is built on a cape, and more specifically, “on the boundary between calmness and fierceness, ” as the location is eloquently described by local writer Pantelis Prevelakis.There are two sides to Rethymno offering two styles of visit: the endless big beach hotel strip that stretches from the east end of Rethymno, lapping up the coastal "villages" of Roustica , Perivolia, Platanias, Adelianos Kambos, Pigianos Kambos, Sfakaki, Stavromenos, and Skaleta - and - the Rethymno that allows you the character of the old town with its mix of architecture and history, cultural influences and styles ranging from Venetian to Ottoman empire.The best time to explore the city is very early in the morning when the light is perfect and the tranquility a sheer delight. The cool air of morning is also propitious for making your way up to the Venetian citadel, the Fortezza. When it was built, on the hill once occupied by ancient Rithymna, it was the largest fortress on Crete. High up on the battlements, you will feel the salty breeze from the Sea of Crete; you can walk along the old defensive trenches, between the towers, bastions and gates, among the solitary palm trees. Here, too, is the Erofyli open-air theater, which hosts the celebrated Renaissance Festival every summer. 1041k92003000301