3 or 5 Bedroom Beachfront Villa amid Pine Trees.

This exclusive property has a beach setting and is situated on a privately owned 4200 sq. meter lot amid pine trees and olive groves on Marathon Bay. Awake to a beautiful sunrise over Schinias Beach, step out onto the soft sand, and take a plunge in the clear waters of the Aegean. The space Our property offers a large, front terrace with splendid sea views (the perfect spot for midday ouzos and evening drinks) Close to the terrace is the BBQ area, great for grilling fresh fish , octopus and vegetables that are locally farmed. The sprawling grass lawn leads to the edge of the property with direct beachfront access and is ideal for various sporting activities or just relaxing in the sun or shade. The villa (280 m2) has been designed to offer flexibility of accommodation. It is one building with two living spaces each with its own private entrance. The villa can be rented in its entirety (5 bedrooms) or separate (3 bedrooms). Ideal for a large group or for two individual families. Space 1:The front entrance leads to an open plan area featuring a fully equipped kitchen and a dining/living room. A guest WC and one bedroom with a two beds are also located on the ground floor. The staircase leads to the upper floor of the villa where guests may find the master bedroom with a queen size bed and a full bath, as well as a second bedroom with two beds. Space 2: The separate entrance next door on the right, leads to an open plan area featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a guest WC and a dining/living room area. The upper floor contains a master bedroom as well as a second bedroom with two beds and a full bath. Other things to note Surrounding Points of Interest Town of Marathon: The town is on the site where the battle of Marathon took place in 490 BC, in which the heavily outnumbered Athenians defeated the Persians. The burial mound of the 192 Athenian dead, also called the 'Soros,' is erected near the battlefield and can be easily visited. The Marathon Run Museum: The origin of the long-distance, endurance race, the 'marathon”, comes from the legend of a Greek soldier who ran in full armor from Marathon to Athens, a distance of 42 kilometers, to announce that the Persians had been miraculously defeated in the battle of Marathon. The Museum displays 3,100 exhibits that record the history of the Marathon race from 1896 to today, constituting a unique historic sports collection. Ramnous: The site of Ramnous was an ancient Greek city in Attica, overlooking the Euboean Strait. Its ruins are found northwest of the modern town Aghia Marina near Marathon. Ramnous was strategically significant enough to be fortified and receive an Athenian garrison of ephebes (young men). A fortified acropolis dominates the two small harbors, into which grain was imported for Athens during the Peloponnesian War. The site was known in Antiquity for its sanctuary of Nemesis, the implacable avenging goddess whose sanctuary here was the most important one dedicated to her in ancient Greece. It is located at the end of Schinias Beach. Vravron: The Sanctuary of Artemis at Vravron is one of the earliest and most revered of the sanctuaries of Attica. An important settlement was established at the inner end of the Bay of Vravron during the Neolithic period. It flourished particularly from Middle Helladic to early Mycenaean times (2000-1600 B.C.). Registration Details 00000455080