When it comes to moving into a new home, the process of furnishing can be a considerable undertaking, both in terms of time and expense. In this particular case, the current owners have indicated that they will be leaving the furniture with the sale. This means that when you purchase the property, the items that are currently in place will remain, potentially offering a head start on setting up your new living space.

It’s important to note that the details provided about this property are based solely on information that has been communicated by the property owner to our company. As with any real estate transaction, there’s always the possibility of minor errors in typing or changes in the price, which can be made by the owner. Therefore, it’s always a good practice to verify all information directly.

For those seriously considering viewing the property, there’s a legal requirement in place, in accordance with Law 4072/2012. To arrange a viewing, you will need to provide your identification and tax number. These details will be recorded in a demonstration agreement, which is a standard procedure for property viewings.

You might see a map indicating the general vicinity of the property. It’s worth understanding that this map marker typically shows the broader area where the maisonette is located, rather than its precise address. This is a common practice in real estate listings to give potential buyers a sense of the neighborhood without pinpointing the exact home on a public map.

If you have any questions or require further clarification about this maisonette or the process involved, please feel free to get in touch. We are here to assist you with any additional information you might need as you explore this Corfiot property opportunity.