Villa Of 200 M² In Crete

Important Viewing Information

Now, when it comes to actually seeing this property in person, there are a couple of important administrative points to be aware of. This is standard practice and is in place to ensure everything is handled correctly and transparently. According to Law 4072/2012, to arrange a viewing, you’ll need to provide some identification. Specifically, you’ll be asked for your ID and your tax number. These details will be noted down in a demonstration agreement, which is a document confirming the viewing appointment. This process helps to formalize the viewing and ensure that all parties are properly documented.

Agency Notes and Disclaimer

It’s crucial to understand that all the information we have about this villa comes directly from the property owner. We present this information to you in good faith, but as with any property listing, there’s always a possibility of minor errors. This could include things like typos in the details or even a change in the price that the owner might decide on. Therefore, the details provided should be considered a starting point. We always recommend confirming all specifics directly with us. Think of us as the bridge between you and the property owner, relaying the information as accurately as we can. If you have any questions at all, or if you want to clarify any aspect of the villa or its location, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’re here to help you navigate the process and get all the information you need.