Tim's Place is a 2-bedroom modern apartment conveniently located just steps from the shoreline. Featuring a huge communal pool (there is shallow pool for children), offers an ideal retreat for families seeking a holiday getaway. The outdoor dining space sets the scene for delightful evenings, whether sipping on a Mojito or indulging in romantic dinners. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance as you unwind with sundowners, basking in the breathtaking sunset views over the mesmerizing Cretan sea! The space This first-floor apartment is nestled within a quaint community comprising elegant villas and apartments, some ensconced in their own private domains alongside a sizable communal swimming pool. Each property seamlessly blends traditional elements with modern architectural standards, crafting contemporary yet rustic abodes within a serene coastal enclave. List of amenities and equipment found in the house • Air condition • Fully equipped kitchen • French coffee maker, Kettle • Salt, Pepper, Tea, Sugar • Full set of plates and cutlery • Washing Machine / Dishwasher • Sets of linens and towels • Iron & Hair Dryer Accessible communal spaces feature expansive swimming pools and well-laid pathways. Panormo, the nearby fishing village, is easily reachable on foot, boasting charming tavernas, multiple bars, bakeries, butcher shops, supermarkets, and an array of tourist-friendly establishments. Many tavernas afford picturesque views of the village harbor and its stunning sandy beach, making it an ideal spot for families with children, offering the opportunity to dine while keeping an eye on the little ones frolicking in the water. Accommodating up to five guests plus a cot, the apartment comprises two double bedrooms—one with a double bed and the other with two single beds—alongside a single sofa bed in the lounge area. Thoughtfully designed furnishings and cozy mattresses ensure a functional, enjoyable, and family-friendly stay, suitable for children of all ages. However, it may not be suitable for those with restricted mobility. Panormo epitomizes the quintessential Cretan fishing village, centrally positioned on the island's north coast, 58 kilometers west of Heraklion and a mere 20 kilometers from Rethymno. Untouched by mass tourism, Panormo maintains its warm and hospitable atmosphere, with fewer than 500 residents primarily engaged in agriculture, shepherding, and fishing. The village charms with its whitewashed buildings basking in the Mediterranean sun, a labyrinth of alleys descending gently toward the harbor and scenic beaches. Its traditional village square hosts tavernas and kafenions, while old, picturesque houses undergo tasteful renovations. For shopping, the village offers mini-markets, bakeries, butchers, gift shops, jewelry stores, a post office, and car rental services. Within and around Panormo, visitors discover small sandy beaches, some adorned with smooth, sun-warmed pebbles, and others boasting shallow waters ideal for children or equipped with water sports facilities for enthusiasts. Regular bus services connect Panormo to Rethymno (a 15-minute ride), Heraklion, and Chania, making it an excellent base for exploring various parts of Crete. Cultural excursions abound, ranging from visits to the historic Monasteries of Arkadi and Preveli to the renowned Minoan Palace of Knossos. Nature enthusiasts may opt for an adventure through the Samaria Gorge or explore mountain villages like Margarites, known for traditional pottery and woodcarving. Just a 20-minute drive from Panormo lies Rethymno Town, dominated by the imposing Old Fort (Fortezza castle), erected in 1590 to fend off pirate raids and Turkish incursions. While smaller than Chania, Rethymno exudes charm and is rapidly evolving. Its old town beckons with narrow streets adorned with shops and tavernas along the waterfront. Rethymno's allure rivals that of Chania, boasting lovely traditional stone houses, many of Venetian origin, alongside Turkish architecture and minarets. A long sandy beach stretches from the town center eastward, fringed with palm trees, hotels, restaurants, cocktail bars, cafes, and souvenir shops. The town pulsates with vitality, offering the opportunity to dine al fresco beneath the starlit sky. Numerous museums dot the town, and parking is readily available, particularly in the large car park near the charming town gardens, a stone's throw from the archway leading to the bustling old town, replete with shops, tavernas, and bars. Registration number 00001495309