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Most people rely on selling their property in the UK to fund their dreamhome in the sun, but with the housing market in the doldrums who knows when you’ll be able to cash in? That’s why we have our Helping Hands offer. You pay a deposit, the land is put into your name and when your house sells, you press the button and we build your house. It puts you in total control and does away with all the stress and worry. Everything is legally secure and there’s no stage payments to make. You pay the balance only when your house is completed. Doesn’t that solve your situation? So what are you waiting for?


Superb design features of pantile roof - wooden beamed ceilings - arch - stable door - stone features


Solar water heating system Air conditioning and wood burner


Ceramic hob cooker - dishwasher - washing machine - fridge/freezer - microwave - toaster - electric kettle


Kitchenware and Bedding packs Beds and wardrobes Light fittings inside and out Solid wood internal doors Storage room with power and light Walled garden - Hard landscaping


Every Snobby is constructed using Germanmade YTONG - an advanced insulated brick affording better insulation than traditional cavity wall. Every Snobby has insulated floors and ceilings, double glazing, wood burner and solar water heating for FREE boiling hot water. This living comfort also comes with a host of luxury features such as air conditioning, a dishwasher, fridge-freezer. In fact not only do Snobbys offer unbeatable specification and quality, but all purchase costs, taxes and legal fees are inclusive, within the price. Buy through an agent and the purchase costs alone can add up to many, many thousands on top of the house price. With all-inclusive prices from122,950€ up to 178,950€ for a split level, three bedroom villa, Snobby is bound to tick all your boxes. We only ever build Snobbys in small clusters, set quietly away, yet close to everyday amenities. Coming over to Crete? Let’s meet up. There’s no pressure - there’s no need - just get in touch and see for yourself. Snobbys sell themselves.


e-mail snobbyhomes@yahoo.co.uk Call our low cost UK divert number 0844 7748710


CRETEON-LINEMAGAZINE is the new monthlymagazine full of interesting news, facts, reports and features all about western Crete. CRETEON-LINEMAGAZINE aims to give you amonthly fix on all things Greek, to help with your research and give you information you can rely on, frommoney matters to cost of living - fromplaces to eat to places to go - fromreader queries to expert advice. And here’s the best bit - it’s absolutely FREE.


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Buying a place in the sun is the dreamof many. On making the move you either maintain a stiff upper lip having social intercourse solelywith fellowex-pats - or you get down and dirty living a life with the village people. Whoever in their wildest dreamswould believe they could ever be fancied by a turkey? What are the social graces requiredwhen asked to 'pee now' in front of strangers? Read the book and you'll learn the riveting answers - and a whole lotmore besides. This latest book by Michael Saunders has just been released in the Kindle Bookstore at the special price of £1.91. Go to www.amazon.co.uk and enter in search - GreeceMy PalmWith Dreams.


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