Discovering Land on the Olympic Coast

Are you dreaming of building your own place by the sea? We’ve got an interesting piece of land for you to consider, situated right on the Olympic Coast. It’s a generous plot measuring 400 square meters, which is a good size to work with. This land isn’t just sitting there; it’s actually included within the city’s planning boundaries. What does that mean for you? Well, it’s been designated in a way that makes it eligible for construction permission. Essentially, this plot is ready for you to start planning what you can build on it.

Building Potential and Views

The current zoning and planning for this particular land plot allow for a building size of up to 320 square meters. That’s a substantial footprint, offering a lot of flexibility for designing your home or even a small development, depending on your aspirations. Imagine designing a residence or perhaps multiple units, all within the legal framework provided by the local planning authorities. The potential is definitely there for creating something significant on this site. And when it comes to the surroundings, the land itself offers a dual perspective. You get to enjoy views of the sea, a classic coastal appeal, and alongside that, you also have views of the mountains. This combination of sea and mountain vistas provides a dynamic and appealing backdrop for any property you might choose to construct.

Important Considerations for Viewing

Now, a quick note on how we handle property viewings. The information we have on this land, and indeed all our listings, comes directly from the property owners themselves. We present this information as provided, but it’s always wise to keep in mind that there might be small errors in typing or that the owner could decide to change the price. It’s always a good idea to double-check any specifics when you’re seriously considering a property. Also, there’s a legal requirement in place, as per Law 4072/2012, that you need to be aware of if you wish to view this property. To proceed with a viewing, you’ll be asked to provide your ID and tax number. These details will be documented in a demonstration agreement that you’ll need to sign. This is a standard procedure to ensure all parties are accounted for during the viewing process.

It’s also worth mentioning that the location marker you might see on a map is not pinpointing the exact spot of the land. Instead, it shows the general area where the property is located. This is common practice for privacy and other reasons. For any further questions you might have, or if you’d like to discuss this plot in more detail, please feel free to get in touch with us. We’re here to help you navigate the process.