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Investment big land Crete

Rethymnon · Ref 13-324

€ 6,000,000

Type

Land

Plot

229006 sq.m.

Distance to sea

2 m

On Ktimatoemporiki

36 days

Reference

13-324

About this property

006,11m² is now for sale located on a hill; as a matter of fact the hill itself !!! Ideal for your investment plans, the land is found just 2km from the heart of Rethymnon, offering uninterrupted views of the entire area of the town of Rethymnon, but also the port of Chania from the top of the property. The road leading to the property is asphalt, except for the last 800m before the property, which is still a dirt road. Electricity and telephone are not more than 1km away, since there are habitable houses below the land.

172,45m² of the land are clear from the forestry department and therefore buildable. 833,66m² are stated from the forestry department as "private forest". The area is not buildable, however can be calculated in order to have more square metre to build on the rest of the land. In this "private" forest, the forestry department allows paths, benches and a general form of the area, as long as trees are not cut and the natural forest is not destroyed.

At the moment the property is characterized from outstanding natural beauty consisting of a lot of olive and cypress trees. Apart from the road that is on the side of the property (through which access is gained) there is also another old road ("donkey road") on the land. 000m² pieces of land, as long as they have 25m face to a road (donkey road, dirty road or asphalt). 194m².

000m² building capacity. 400m² each. In this case for each plot 225m² would be at your disposal for the building of an amazing villa with sweeping sea vistas. 000m².

300 buildable square meters will provide even more choices and opportunities.

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Price € 6,000,000 ·
Indicative only — not a financing offer.

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