Plot with an Old Stone House for sale in Ikaria
Ikaria, Eastern Aegean
Property details
Specifications
- Property Type
- Land
- Plot Size
- 368 m²
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Eastern Aegean
- Municipality
- Ikaria
- Location
- Ikaria
- Sea View
- Yes
- Ref No.
- I3-3075
Description
Plot with an Old Stone House for sale in Ikaria. This 368 square meter plot on the island of Ikaria offers a unique opportunity for development in a beautiful setting. The plot features an existing two-story stone building with a total area of 150 square meters (75 square meters per floor). The building is currently roofless, providing a blank canvas for renovation or new construction.
The plot benefits from an amphitheater-like slope, which ensures stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. It is easily accessible via asphalt road, adding convenience for potential development.
This property is ideal for those looking to create a bespoke retreat or investment opportunity in one of Greece’s most enchanting islands, offering both natural beauty and practical access.
The plot benefits from an amphitheater-like slope, which ensures stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. It is easily accessible via asphalt road, adding convenience for potential development.
This property is ideal for those looking to create a bespoke retreat or investment opportunity in one of Greece’s most enchanting islands, offering both natural beauty and practical access.
Plot with an Old Stone House for sale in Ikaria. Location Information:
Ikaria is a Greek island in the eastern Aegean Sea, about 19 kilometers southwest of Samos, covering 255 square kilometers with a population of around 8,500. It features rugged terrain, lush greenery, and beautiful beaches, with Mount Atheras as its highest peak.
History and Culture:
Named after Icarus from Greek mythology, Ikaria has a rich history with influences from Ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans. The island is renowned for the longevity of its residents, contributing to its reputation as one of the worlds Blue Zones.
Tourism and Attractions:
Beaches: Popular spots include Seychelles, Nas, and Livadi.
Hot Springs: Particularly in Therma, known for their therapeutic properties.
Hiking: Numerous trails offering scenic views.
Historical Sites: Includes the Temple of Artemis at Nas and the Castle of Koskina.
Festivals: Traditional panigyria featuring music, dancing, and feasting.
Economy:
The economy is based on agriculture, fishing, and tourism, with local products like olive oil, wine, honey, and produce. Tourism has grown due to the island’s natural beauty and wellness offerings.
Lifestyle:
Ikarians enjoy a slow-paced life with strong community bonds, a healthy Mediterranean diet, regular physical activity, and moderate consumption of local wine, all contributing to their notable longevity.
Accessibility:
Accessible by ferry from Athens (Piraeus) and nearby islands, and by air via a small airport near Agios Kirykos with flights to Athens and other cities.
Ikaria offers a unique blend of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and a lifestyle promoting well-being and longevity.
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.
Ikaria is a Greek island in the eastern Aegean Sea, about 19 kilometers southwest of Samos, covering 255 square kilometers with a population of around 8,500. It features rugged terrain, lush greenery, and beautiful beaches, with Mount Atheras as its highest peak.
History and Culture:
Named after Icarus from Greek mythology, Ikaria has a rich history with influences from Ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans. The island is renowned for the longevity of its residents, contributing to its reputation as one of the worlds Blue Zones.
Tourism and Attractions:
Beaches: Popular spots include Seychelles, Nas, and Livadi.
Hot Springs: Particularly in Therma, known for their therapeutic properties.
Hiking: Numerous trails offering scenic views.
Historical Sites: Includes the Temple of Artemis at Nas and the Castle of Koskina.
Festivals: Traditional panigyria featuring music, dancing, and feasting.
Economy:
The economy is based on agriculture, fishing, and tourism, with local products like olive oil, wine, honey, and produce. Tourism has grown due to the island’s natural beauty and wellness offerings.
Lifestyle:
Ikarians enjoy a slow-paced life with strong community bonds, a healthy Mediterranean diet, regular physical activity, and moderate consumption of local wine, all contributing to their notable longevity.
Accessibility:
Accessible by ferry from Athens (Piraeus) and nearby islands, and by air via a small airport near Agios Kirykos with flights to Athens and other cities.
Ikaria offers a unique blend of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and a lifestyle promoting well-being and longevity.
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.
Features
- Seaview
