Opis:

Due to its prestigious location, its uninterrupted views, its size, and its situation within the calmness of the forest, this land is predestined for the construction of a luxury mansion, as it already has a granted building permit for the construction of a three-storey residence of 90m² for each floor.

Located within a recreation region with wood, among one of the wealthiest areas in Crete, with numerous of distinguished persons living around, the land is fenced in creating an oasis of tranquillity with eternally unobstructed views towards the town of Chania, the picturesque Venetian harbour and the endless Cretan Sea.

The location is inspiring and offers a total sense of privacy and tranquility. We have visited the plot and we felt a total peacefulness, hearing only the sounds of the birds and the light rustle of leaves. One gets excited by the thought of living here!

If you are looking for a home in one of the most sought after suburbs, then stop right here.

Situated in one of the most prestigious districts of Chania, this property offers an astute investment opportunity!


Location:

Crowing a hillside, it is one of the few remaining plots, grown with plenty of trees, and offering the most amazing and exceptional sea views.

East of Chania, at a distance of 8km, is the hill of Profitis Ilias, where the memorial and tomb of Eleftherios Venizelos and his son Sophokles are located.

At the magical and historical location of Profitis Ilias, in Akrotiri, at the east of Hania lays the tomb of Eleftherios Venizelos, one of the most long-standing prime ministers of Greece and whose political life was focused on doubling the size of Greek territory and on the creation of a contemporary State. Eleftherios Venizelos himself had designated this position to be his resting place before his death

For the visitor, it affords a panoramic view of the rich green plain of Hania, the imposing White Mountains, the Cretan Sea, the town of Hania and the Chalepa quarter which is the location of the house in which the great politician spent most of his life and today is the headquarters of the National Research Foundation 'Eleftherios K. Venizelos'.

At a short distance to the south of the grave is the place where the Greek flag was raised during the last revolution of Crete against the Turks (1897), led by Eleftherios Venizelos. Great events of the revolution took place here, most importantly was the bombing of the revolutionary camp by the European fleet, the shooting down of the Greek flag and its re-establishment by a revolutionary named Kagiales.

When the flag fell the fighters broke down in tears. At that point a cry went up among them: “The flag! Raise the flag!” The heroic freedom fighter Spyros Kagiales rushed into the heat of the battle and took the fallen flag in his hands and standing tall and proud on a rock he raised it high against replacing the broken flagpole with his human body, while other fighters were ready to take his place if he fell. The crews on the Greek vessels began to shout while the Italian and French sailors, deeply moved by the enthusiasm of the Greeks, began to applaud incessantly.

The bombardments stopped with the ruins of the church of the Prophet Elijah (Prophitis Ilias), which had been demolished by a Russian cannonball, still smoking away.

In the area of today?s church offices, in 1897 was located the village coffee shop. Also, here is an Exhibition hall with traditional local handicrafts, Peninsula?s Revolutionary Camp in 1897, Sofoklis Venizelos Tomb - Sofoklis Venizelos (1894- 1964), the son of Eleftherios Venizelos and also prime minister of Greece, was laid to rest in a grave next to that of his father's. In the exhibition space one can find folk art items and traditional Cretan products.

Chania can be the starting point for a tour to Crete, a part of the island with magnificent natural beauty.

Price (Euros) 290000

Land area (m²) 640

Sea View yes

Mountain View yes

On Hill yes

Trees yes

Distance to airport, km 11

Distance to beach, km 5 (Kalathas Beach)

Town Distance, km 4