Land Of 4188 M² In Corfu

What You Need to Know Before Viewing

Now, before you get too excited and plan your move, there are a couple of important things you need to be aware of. This information comes directly from the property owner, and while they’ve given us the details, sometimes typos happen, or prices can change. It’s always good to double-check things, you know? We’re just passing along what we’ve been told.

There’s also a legal requirement here. Under a specific law, Law 4072/2012, if you want to go and see this property in person, you’ll need to have your identification and tax number ready. These details will need to be filled out on a demonstration agreement. It’s a standard procedure to make sure everything is above board and recorded properly. So, just be prepared for that when you arrange a viewing.

The Agent’s Role

The agent involved in this sale is there to help you navigate the process. They are the ones who have gathered this information from the owner. If you have any questions at all, whether it’s about the land itself, the building potential, or the steps involved in making an offer, they are your go-to person. Don’t hesitate to reach out to them for any other information you might need. They’re there to provide clarity and assist you in exploring this opportunity further.