Private Island in Greece for sale.
ID PV-109

The Islands surface is 200 acre and belongs to Ehinades Group. The land is flat and inclining, while the vegetation is bushy. There are two small sandy beaches, no roads and some houses that were used as stables from the shepherds...

Moreover, drinking water is available and the electricity network is nearby. There is also the possibility of marina construction for small boats and the nearest land is 500 metres away. The climate is typically Mediterranean with mild and wet winters and extremely hot summers as the island doesn't receive the meltemi wind that cools the Aegean islands. Read more

The Islands surface is 200 acre and belongs to Ehinades Group. The land is flat and inclining, while the vegetation is bushy. There are two small sandy beaches, no roads and some houses that were used as stables from the shepherds...

Moreover, drinking water is available and the electricity network is nearby. There is also the possibility of marina construction for small boats and the nearest land is 500 metres away. The climate is typically Mediterranean with mild and wet winters and extremely hot summers as the island doesn't receive the meltemi wind that cools the Aegean islands.

The island has all the necessary documentation for one to purchase and is suitable for the construction of luxury private dwellings.

According to the current legislation, 100 acre of the area are exploitable and a property of 1.500 m² is constructible.

The Ionian Islands are located in the Ionian Sea, in the western part of Greece and is also called Adriatic Sea. The Ionian are some of the most popular Greek islands and attract a lot of people. They are composed of Corfu, Lefkada, Kefalonia, Zakunthos, Ithaca, Paxoi, Kythira and some smaller islets. This islands are known for their beautiful beaches, their charming villages and their breathtaking landscapes. The Ionian Sea is quite different from the Aegean islands in terms of both its culture and appearance. You'll find many legacies of the French and British occupations here rather than the Turkish influence which is so much in evidence on the Aegean islands.