This is a unique land for sale in Apokoronas, Chania. It has a total of 4437 m² with a large building capacity of 400 m² for a private residence. Inside the plot you will find a lot of different trees, such as orange, lemon, fig and berry trees. A very well-taken care of olive grove is situated at the far end of the plot, producing extra virgin olive oil each year. Aside the large trees and the ornamental plants that the plot consists of, at the moment the plot also features a small warehouse/storage room and a traditional residence of a total 50 m² of living space. The actual shape of the land is quite nice, giving the next buyers many options regarding where to put -and the layout of- the house.
The plot is located in the peaceful and picturesque village of Stylos. All kind of amenities are within a short distance, with popular tavernas and scenic locations only a short drive from the property. Last but not least, electricity and water supply are already present, offering a convenient construction development. Access to the plot is very easy through the main asphalt road.
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