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Villa Elpida, Minies

5 Bedrooms

WiFi

TV

Air Conditioning

Bathroom

Swimming Pool

Villa Elpida, Minies

This home is perfect for large families. Its layout offers the ideal balance of privacy and spacious common areas where families or friends can enjoy quality time together.

Each floor provides complete independence, and all levels are connected by an internal staircase.

Main Entrance Level: Features one bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen (including a dishwasher), and a comfortable living room. This floor offers direct access to the balconies, the pool, and the parking area.

Lower Level: Includes two bedrooms—one with a double bed and one with two single beds—a bathroom, and a kitchenette. It provides easy access to the outdoor dining area, the pool, and the parking.

Upper Floor (2nd Floor): Features two bedrooms, each with a double bed, a bathroom with a washing machine, and private balconies.

Amenities:

All rooms are equipped with Smart TVs, high-speed Wi-Fi, and air conditioning.

Exterior & Security:

The property is fully fenced for your security. The private parking features an electric sliding gate for easy and secure access.

Neighbourhood information

The village Minia village belongs to the municipal section of Argostoli, in the municipality of Kefalonia, is just 6 km from the capital of the island, to the southwest, and is very close to the airport. You will find it referred to the plural “Minies” with almost the same frequency of its official name.

The beach at Minia is the main reason why the village is full of people in summer. In Minia, you will still find numerous tourist accommodations, as it has evolved into a holiday center on the island: hotels and rooms to rent to suit all tastes and budgets are in abundance. Minies, according to the tradition, have been built in at least three different locations in the region. The pirate raids destroyed the village and its inhabitants rebuilt it to safer places. The village’s church is the Virgin of Maggana, was first built in 1666. The current building was constructed in the likeness of an older, which has been destroyed by the devastating earthquakes in Kefalonia, in August 1953.

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