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January
2007
The CPA team
would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very
healthy, happy and prosperous New Year 2007. After a well earned
rest over the Christmas holidays, we are now
back
actively searching for new properties to meet your high demands
and will continue to feature these both in our newsletters as
well as on our website.
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FEATURE PROPERTY:
AGIOS
IOANNIS - CENTRAL CORFU
This is a
3-bedroom villa featuring a good size living room, a
separate kitchen, dining room with feature marble fireplace,
and one bathroom. The property has full central heating, and
is partly air-conditioned (in three of the rooms) making it
ideal for all year round living. There is a lovely developed
garden of 2.650 sqm, (almost 3/4 of an acre) which is laid
to lawn with many trees and flowers, patios and private
parking space. Agios Ioannis is centrally located and only
8km from Corfu town. There are many facilities that one can
enjoy throughout the year (restaurants, pharmacy, bus
service, school and shops). Close to all the beaches of the
west coast of Corfu.
PRICE:
265.000 euros
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Gouvia and
its Marina
 Gouvia
is home to
Corfu’s main
marina and has a strong seafaring history going back to its days
as a Venetian naval base. The resort is located approximately
8km north of Corfu town, and sits in a tightly curving natural
bay.
Although so close to Corfu town, Gouvia can give
the visitor the impression that it is self-contained. The resort
offers a little of everything - there is plenty of life, a large
 variety
of tavernas, shops, bars and clubs and there is easy access to
both town and other nearby resorts. From anywhere in the village
there is access to a choice of beaches and some quieter more
secluded spots for bathing. Tiny coves are also found closeby.
For many years sailors considered the harbour and
the bay of Gouvia a natural link between the Adriatic and the
Mediterranean Sea as well as a port of call, where they could
sail into relax and enjoy the climate the beauty of the island.
In the 17th century the Venetians chose the area of Gouvia as an
ideal location for creating a naval station and shipyards.
Between the Marina and the resort of Gouvia the remains of the
Venetian shipyard can still be seen today.
Gouvia marina was the first privately owned
marina in Greece and it has been operating since 1996.
Open all year round, it offers a vast variety of
facilities and services which include restaurants, cafés, a
super market, swimming pool, telephone, exchange bureau, fuel
station, taxi service, laundry, chandlery, 24 hour security
patrols guarding berthing areas and a private security company
operating all the entrances.
The marina’s total capacity is 960 berths, on
both permanent and floating pontoons, and there are also dry
dock facilities for approximately 520 boats. Moorings are
available for boats up to 80 meters long on both a short and
long term basis and are equipped with water, electricity and
telephone hook-ups.
Operating from the marina are the ‘AirSea Lines’
seaplanes. The company offer scheduled, charter and sightseeing
services throughout the Ionian including Paxos, Ioannina,
Lefkada, Patra, and Ithaki. Further details, 2007 schedules and
booking details can be found on their website:
http://www.airsealines.com
We have a large variety of properties in the area
of Gouvia from holiday apartments to luxury villas:
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