Immeuble D'appartements Non Converti à Vendre à Chania

This impressive mansion occupies a prominent position in the district of Chalepa, close to Emmanouil Mountakis Square in Chania. The building has a total floor area of approximately 450 m² and stands within a large private garden. Originally constructed as an Ottoman mansion and later remodeled in the Neoclassical style. It has been designated as a protected heritage building by the Greek Ministry of Culture due to its architectural and historical significance.
The property is arranged over two levels and currently comprises three independent residences, with two apartments on the lower level and one on the upper floor. The interiors are characterized by high ceilings, large window openings and abundant natural light while the upper level enjoys open views across the city of Chania. Large verandas overlook the surrounding garden, which is unusually spacious for a property within the city.
The building is a representative example of the provincial Neoclassical architecture of Chania, incorporating elements of the local architectural tradition. Distinctive features include plaster architraves surrounding the window and door openings, decorative colored cornices at roof level and finely crafted ashlar stone masonry throughout. The property is accompanied by auxiliary buildings of vernacular Neoclassical architecture, one of which retains a Venetian stone doorway. The mansion requires complete restoration and renovation. As a protected building, all works must be carried out in accordance with the relevant heritage regulations, preserving its architectural character while allowing it to be adapted for modern use.
Due to its size, layout and central location, the property is particularly well suited for conversion into a boutique hotel of up to approximately 20 guest rooms, subject to the necessary studies and approvals. It could also accommodate other hospitality, cultural or commercial uses compatible with its protected status. Alternatively, following a comprehensive restoration, it would make an impressive private residence, combining its historic character with generous living spaces and extensive gardens in one of Chania’s most distinguished neighborhoods.
The property is located in Chalepa, one of the most historic and sought-after districts of Chania. The area is known for its grand historic residences and is within easy reach of the city centre, the Venetian Harbour, the waterfront and a full range of shops, restaurants and public services.