We’ve come across a fenced plot of land that’s up for grabs, located just outside the bustling city of Thessaloniki. This property measures in at a substantial 3080 square meters. For those interested in development or investment, it’s worth noting that this land falls within the city’s planning boundaries, which can be a significant factor when considering any future use.
The current setup on this plot includes provisions for construction, meaning there’s a foundation or structure already present. Beyond that, the land benefits from having access to both a water supply and an electricity supply. These are fundamental services that often represent a considerable cost and effort to establish, so their presence here is a practical advantage for any potential buyer. Having these utilities in place can streamline the process of building or utilizing the land for various purposes.
Understanding the Details
It’s important to remember that all the information we have about this property comes directly from the owner. As is common in real estate, there’s a possibility of minor errors in the details or that the owner might adjust the price. We always advise buyers to verify any critical information directly.
Property Viewing Requirements
For anyone interested in physically seeing this plot of land, there are specific procedural requirements due to Greek law. Specifically, under Law 4072/2012, potential buyers are asked to provide their identification and tax number. These details will be documented in a demonstration agreement that needs to be signed before a viewing can take place. This is a standard practice designed to formalize the viewing process.
Location Insights
While we can provide a general indication of the property’s location on a map, please be aware that this marks the broader area rather than the precise spot. For any additional details or to clarify the exact position, we encourage you to get in touch with us directly. Our team is here to assist with your inquiries and provide further information as needed.
