It is important for interested parties to understand that all the details provided regarding this property are based on information directly supplied by the current owner to the agency handling the sale. This means that the information is presented as it was received and is subject to potential inaccuracies due to typographical errors or changes in the owner’s pricing strategy. Therefore, verification of all details is a standard step in the property acquisition process.

For those who wish to physically inspect the property, a specific procedure is in place, in compliance with Law 4072/2012. To facilitate a viewing, prospective buyers are required to present their identification and tax identification number. These details will be formally recorded in a demonstration agreement, which is a mandatory document for property viewings under this law. This measure is in place to ensure transparency and proper record-keeping throughout the sales process.

It is also worth noting the information provided on any accompanying map. The location indicated on the map serves as a general guide to the area where the property is situated. It does not pinpoint the exact boundaries or precise position of the land parcel. For more detailed information or to clarify any aspects of the property or the sales process, prospective buyers are encouraged to make direct contact with the agency.