Land for sale in Tampakaria

Land for sale in Tampakaria. Located in the heart of Tampakaria, one of Chania’s most prestigious and historically significant neighborhoods, this 922m² plot presents a rare opportunity for an upscale apartment development in a stunning coastal setting. Just 120 meters from the sparkling sea, the land features gently sloping terrain, perfect for creating a residential complex that blends seamlessly with the natural beauty of the area. The gradual incline ensures that the upper floors will offer sweeping sea views, providing future residents with an authentic Mediterranean living experience. The plots size and location make it the ideal foundation for a luxurious multi-unit apartment building, catering to those seeking tranquility, elegance, and proximity to Chanias vibrant city center. This property is a prime investment for developers aiming to create a high-end residential complex in one of Chania’s most desirable coastal locations. Don’t miss this opportunity to build an exclusive apartment development in Tampakaria, where the land and sea combine to offer a truly extraordinary living experience. Land for sale in Tampakaria. Location Information : Chalepa is famous as the scene of the most important political events in 19th-century Crete. Tampakaria is a district that developed on the east rocky area of Chania, far away from the city walls, which was known during the 19th century for its tanneries. However, there is evidence for the existence of tanneries in the area from the 18th century. The leather manufactures established in this area since the Egyptian period (1830-40), according to an official Arabic document. The area was ideal for the establishment of tanneries: it was near enough the city to attract customers, but also far enough, in a location with abundant underground brackish waters, next to the sea (which was very useful for the first stage of the leather manufacturing). The tanneries of Tampakaria flourished between the 1st and the 2nd World War. During the German occupation the tanneries were closed. Later, the new post-war mechanical equipment replaced the old methods and brought innovations in the leather industry that increased profits. An important amount of profits came from leather exportations. The decadence of Tampakaria started in the 70’s and today only one tenth of the tanneries are still in business. The remains of the old tanneries are monuments of industrial archeology. Many of the old tanneries are today abandoned and ruined, some are preserved and have a different use, and some are still in business. The only thing that remained intact is their architecture. Adjusted to the natural landscape, the tanneries have a ground floor by the front street entrance and two or three floors by the seaside. They are stone-built and have a tiled roof. The tanneries, built in a row, characterize this district of unique architecture. You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.