Land for Sale in Corfu with Building Permit

About this property

Land for Sale in Corfu with Building Permit. Set just 15 meters from the sea on the coastline of Central Corfu, near the historic area of Achilleio, this exceptional seafront plot offers a rare balance of privacy, nature, and direct connection to the sea. Surrounded by dense forest landscape and positioned within one of the island’s most naturally protected coastal zones, the property delivers a setting that feels peaceful, exclusive, and increasingly difficult to find. The land extends to 2,774 sqm and comes with the option to acquire the existing building permit together with a luxury villa concept of 230 sqm.

This gives a future owner the ability to move immediately into the construction phase, avoiding the lengthy permitting procedures often associated with waterfront developments and significantly accelerating the overall investment process. What makes this opportunity particularly valuable is the combination of direct sea access, natural forest surroundings, and the ability to develop a fully independent luxury residence within a protected coastal environment. In a market where truly private waterfront land is becoming increasingly limited, this property represents a strong lifestyle and investment opportunity in one of Corfu’s most desirable locations. Land for Sale in Corfu with Building Permit.

Location Information The island of Corfu, with its unique combination of climate, Venetian, Greek, and English cultural and architectural history, has attracted tourists for decades. As one of the largest islands in Greece, it boasts a capital city, Kerkyra (Corfu Town), with all of the historical appeal of an old European town, from the Venetian Canal and fortresses, to the French styled Liston, to the cricket green which dominates the old town’s esplanade. Geographically stunning, Corfu maintains its appeal outside the hushed bustle of Kerkyra. The island is full of wildflowers in spring; and soft breezes characterise the clear autumn weather.

Winter rains keep the island green, and a warm summer season ensures abundant fruit trees, including the traditional olive and citrus trees, and the more unusual kumquat, an island specialty said to have been brought to the Venetians by Marco Polo from China.