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Villa Cleopatra

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Villa Cleopatra is a detached property, with a private pool,a/c, Wi-Fi, and lovely gardens, in the village of Poulades close to the Town and the airport.

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Sleeps 8
4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
Pool
WiFi
AC
Beach 4 km
Airport 11 km
Shops 3 km
Restaurant 3 km
Supermarket 2.5 km

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Description

Testimonials

The Villa was everything and much more!! My whole family loved the place and was a great location for a peaceful family holiday in Corfu

Villa Cleopatra is a traditional Corfiot detached property, located in Poulades village, just 11 km away from Corfu Town and the airport of Corfu.

It is set in extensive and nicely kept grounds, full of fruit trees and flowers. It is an ideal and spacious villa for a family or party of 8, with facilities for an extra person, in an unspoiled countryside of Middle Corfu.

The property benefits from a huge swimming pool with a side beautiful pergola for dining al fresco.

Layout

Villa Cleopatra is set at two levels: The ground floor with a modern, well-equipped open plan kitchen, a huge dining and lounge area, a master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, and two twins with a shower/wc in between.

The lower level consists of a double bedroom with a shower room and a locker for maintenance.

Entering the property's grounds a driveway is leading to a private parking and to the main entrance.

On the outside of the villa, the nicely decorated terrace and the huge swimming pool at the front, with the aside BBQ and the al fresco dining area are promising memorable moments in the silence of the countryside.

Cleopatra benefits of air-conditioning, washing machine, and dishwasher facilities, as well as WiFi, TV, and DVD.

Helpful Notes

Air conditioning and Wi-Fi Internet are provided free of charge

All bed linen, hand and bath towels are included

Any additional or newly imposed government taxes or charges are not included in your arrangement with Eos Travel and are payable locally.

Facilities

Inside

Aircon
Hairdryer
DVD player
Wi-Fi Internet
Fridge/Freezer
Microwave
Kettle
Washing machine
TV
Toaster
Cooker with full oven
Dishwasher
Fireplace
Comfortable Lounge Sofas
Coffee Machine
Cleaning materials info
Books available
Clothes dryer
High-Chair
Safe
Electric boiler
Solar heated boiler
Sandwich Toaster
Electric hob rings
Ceiling fans
Table tennis

Outside

Shaded terrace/veranda
Parking
Barbecue
Sunloungers
Chairs and table
Private Parking info
Table tennis

Inside Areas

Dining space info
Kitchen space info

Amenities

Service

Linen x1 a week
Towels x1 a week

Description

Private Pool For your use only

Service

Check-in Time 15.00 hrs
Check-out Time 10.00 hrs

Outside

Garden

Pool

Outside Furniture
Staircase
Width 4 m
Length 15 m
Low end 1.00 m
Deep end 1.80 m

View

Panoramic

Additional Information

Visitors, parties and events are not permitted on our properties without prior permission.

Location

General Information

Poulades is a small agricultural settlement close to Corfu Town to the bustling resorts of Gouvia and Kontokali and near to beaches of the local area including Dassia, a short drive will take you to the celebrated beauty spots of the island on the west coast, Liapades and Paleokastritsa.

Although there is no village centre, Poulades is set in an elevated central location close to Corfu Town and the picturesque areas of the west coast of the island.

A visit to Corfu town is super easily accessed, definately not to be missed as Corfu is known as one of the most charming and romantic places throughout Greece. Spend unforgettable evenings wandering through the streets and stop en route for a delicious, traditional meal or meze.

It is a perfect example of ancient Venetian and Byzantine art that will be able to fascinate you with its little streets and panoramic points.

Surrounded by the sea, the town of Corfu lays between the two ancient fortresses.

Corfu Town is located in a strategic position at the entrance of the Adriatic Sea, and has its roots in the 8th century BC. The three forts of the town, designed by renowned Venetian engineers, were used for four centuries to defend the maritime trading interests of the Republic of Venice against the Ottoman Empire. In the course of time, the forts were repaired and partly rebuilt several times, more recently under British rule in the 19th century. The mainly neoclassical housing stock of the Old Town is partly from the Venetian period, partly of later construction, notably the 19th century. As a fortified Mediterranean port, Corfu’s urban and port ensemble is notable for its high level of integrity and authenticity.
It will be an unforgettable experience to spend hours and hours just wandering throug thousands of small paved streets, and discoveringr the old towns' secrets and buying quaint gifts presents to bring back home to savour over. Buy traditional products in ancient cellars, surrounded by stone staircases, old Venetian walls and secluded gardens.
Each and Every building, and street will appear like an open museum, but the joie de vivre of the local people will remember you that the old town is also full of life and full of surprises where secrets of the past are eagerly shared.

In the beautifully preserved Old Town of Corfu, a UNESCO world heritage site, Renaissance, Baroque and Classical “repertoire” came to be successfully combined with local artistic traditions. Palaces, fortresses, austere public buildings of the Venetian rule uniquely blend with lines of drying washing in tiny alleyways and small secluded squares. Strolling through a complex of narrow cobbled streets with stairways and vaulted passages, the so-called “kantoúnia”, will make you feel as if you’ve travelled to Venice or Genoa.

A romantic walk from the old fortress all the way along the coastal pavement, around Garitsa bay, will lead you to the far end of the bay, where an Windmill (Anemomylos as is called in Greek) is decorating this part of the town. Enjoy a coffee or a drink at the little caffe in the windmill watching the moored boats and the luxury yachts all around the bay.

Just 1.5 km up the hill, at the back of the Windmill, "rest" the traces of the ancient city of Corfu (8th cent. BC) is the green estate of Mon Repos, which spreads over 258 acres of lush vegetation and beautiful gardens, which adorn scattered fragments of ancient memory.
In the estate of Mon Repos, which occupies most of the hill of Analipsis (the Ascension), built his summer mansion in 1831, the British High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands Frederic Adam for the sake of his beloved wife Corfiot Nina Palatianou in plans English architect Gouaitmor (Whitmore).
In 1864, after the Union of the Ionian Islands with Greece, the city of Corfu gave the palace and gardens in the dynasty of George I in order to use it as a summer residence. King George I was also the one who gave him so graphically the name Mon Repos (My Rest).
Just on 1991 the Justice ruled that the Mon Repos belongs to the people of Corfu. In this decision helped a lot and the ruins of ancient temples, the best preserved, which, according to the archaeological evidence is believed to belong to Apollo, the oldest and largest, as also the scant evidence of Akraia Ira, like the other signs left by the time, since in this area was the extended Paleopolis, part of the ancient city of Corfu. It is worth noting that until 1991 the access to property for guests was impossible.
Sightseeing:

Corfu's pedestrian-only old town is a warren of crumbling Venetian-style buildings, Italianate churches, chic boutiques and rustic tavernas. Locals gather on the Spianada, a vast green space where they play cricket, and the Liston, a 19th-century arcade sheltering a string of cafes. Guarding the town and accessed from the Spianada, the Old Fortress juts out into the sea, while the New Fortress majestically commands a hilltop position behind the old town.

Highlights

Spianada

Liston

Old and New Fortress

Archaeological Museum

Museum of Asiatic Art (Archanngel's Gabriil and Agiou Georgiou Palace which used to be the erstwhile palace of the British Commissioner)

Byzantine Museum

Church of Saint Spyridon and Domo (the Catholic Church)

The Mouse island (just outside the town)

Vidos island

Beach 4 km
Airport 11 km
Shops 3 km
Restaurant 3 km
Supermarket 2.5 km
ATM 5 km Gouvia
Bank 11 km Corfu
Water Park 4.5 km Aqualand
Marina 6 km
Hospital 9 km
Police Station 11 km
Eos Local Office

Reviews

The Villa: Everything and Much More!

The Villa was everything and much more!! My whole family loved the place and was a great location for a peaceful family holiday in Corfu