8 Villas for Sale at Oia Finikia Santorini

8 Villas for Sale at Oia Finikia Santorini

An amazing hotel in the area of Foinikia, just 800 meters away from Oia village in Santorini.

The 497 sq.m. hotel is built on a plot of 1600 sq.m. The hotel consists of 5 traditional houses, with 1 or 2 bedrooms and bathrooms each, a living room, a kitchen with all the necessary commodities and a private veranda. Within the hotel premises, there is a swimming pool and a pool bar.

Additionally, in 2019 a permit was granted for expanding the hotel by 220 sq.m. and as planned, by 8 rooms.

A lovely hotel with wonderful views in the area of Foinikia in Santorini.

Very close to the center of Oia.

Excellent investment

Villas with Balconies and sea views renovated.

2 minutes walk from the local shops, mini markets and tavernas

Picturesque Oia is at 800 m.

Breakfast is served and enjoyed at the common sun terrace, or  at the private sea-view veranda or at the cave-style breakfast area.

▪ 1 km (0.6 miles) walk from Baxedes beach, one of the longest and most tranquil beaches of Santonini

▪ 1.5 km (0.9 miles) walk from Ammoudi Bay, well known for its crystal clear waters, St. Nikolas’s church and fish taverns

▪ 15 minutes walk from Santorini’ s Oia village, with its famous and beautiful sunset

▪ 15 minutes walk from Sigalas winery, one of the most important wine testing on Santorini that everybody can taste and buy exceptional local wine varieties

▪ 2 minutes walk from the bus stop

Easy access to a parking area

With two million visitors arriving each year — or nearly 10 percent of the total number of tourist arrivals for the whole country — as well as frequent first-place rankings in surveys of favorite holiday destinations, the Greek island of Santorini has emerged as one of the top tourism destinations worldwide.

There are currently 75 airlines offering flights to Santorini, with their number rising and flights arriving from dozens of countries, reaching as many as 57 a day during the summer months. Visitors also arrive on cruiseships that dock at Santorini from March until almost Christmas, letting off as many as 25,000 people a day.

The island is very close to achieving the target of all-year tourism. 100 hotels remained open throughout the winter  — representing one eighth of the island’s total accommodation capacity — in order to serve visitors in the winter months