Seaview plot for sale in Lefkada Greece.
ID Lef3-1944

Seaview plot for sale in Lefkada Greece. Capturing captivating views of the verdant surroundings and the sea stretching endlessly, this 2.000sqm piece of fine land offers a building allowance of up to 200sqm, ideal for the construction of a private villa in an idyllic setting.

The land is prestigiously located in a lovely village 9km away from Lefkada and belongs to the most popular villages of the island. Read more

Seaview plot for sale in Lefkada Greece. Capturing captivating views of the verdant surroundings and the sea stretching endlessly, this 2.000sqm piece of fine land offers a building allowance of up to 200sqm, ideal for the construction of a private villa in an idyllic setting.

The land is prestigiously located in a lovely village 9km away from Lefkada and belongs to the most popular villages of the island.

The village has some small beaches characterized by emerald and shallow waters, while most of them are unorganized.

The land lies 700m away from the beautiful sandy beach and the villages center, while water, electricity, and telephone lines are available on site.

With title deeds and a clearance from forestry department already in place, and an appealing selling price, this plot is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

Enjoying tremendous views of the sea from a scenic elevated position, this exquisite 2.000sqm plot comes with a building capacity of 200sqm for you to bring the villa in your dreams to life in this wonderful spot!

Seaview plot for sale in Lefkada Greece Location Information:

Lefkada Town is the capital of the island located at its northeastern side. It is the administrative, economic and cultural centre of Lefkada and has a population of about 8,000 inhabitants who are mostly engaged in agriculture and tourism.

The capital is a small town that lies around the natural harbour.

The major earthquakes that occur in 1948 and 1953 destroyed almost the entire island, and only some churches and a few historical monuments have survived.

Among the remaining monuments is the imposing fortress of Agia Maura, built in 1300 by the Franks in order to protect the island from the pirate attacks.

After the earthquakes, the capital was reconstructed, this time new houses and buildings were built with wooden skeletons and colored sheets of metal, forming an interesting and attractive architecture in order to withstand future earthquakes.

Each house was built very close to the other, surrounded by narrow pedestrian alleys that create a charming and unique setting. Lefkada Town is linked to the mainland by a narrow channel.

On the entrance of the harbour, a small square full of verdant trees welcomes the visitors and gives to the town a cheerful and pleasant atmosphere.