Part of a hill slope, around 1 km outside the village of Kaina* in the municipality called Apokoronas in the prefecture of Chania, on the island of Crete, Greece; very close to the cities of Chania and Rethymno, as well as to areas of great historical, natural, and tourist value, such as beaches, canyons, rivers, lakes, and mounts. World-famous sites and sights are less than 2 hours away. Please check on your own; relevant Google Maps screenshots have been uploaded here for your convenience.
Maximum land coverage = 10% = 490.932 m2; construction ratio = 0.20; BUILDS 200 m2 + (4000μ2x0.02=) 80 m2; maximum height = 7.5m. THE LAND SURFACE HAS BEEN FLATTENED, AND THERE IS A PRIVATE STREET LEADING TO THE PLOT.
There are luxurious villas all around and international alternative/agritourism resorts, even though an electric transmission tower stands on adjoining land, 125m away from the plot`s left corner and 140m from its right one, which explains the low-for-the-area price per square metre.
Please see the screenshots for more topographic and geographic details. AMPHITHEATRICAL VIEW TO VALLEY AND MOUNTAINS AHEAD, FULL HORIZON.
*Kaina is a village in the municipality of Apokoronas in the region of Chania, Crete. It is situated in the location of the ancient city of Kainou or Kanou, one of the 147 ancient cities of Crete. During the Venetian and Ottoman dominion period it was referred to as Gayna (1301), Caina (1577, 1630), Κayna (1650), Kayna ma´a Kalivya (1670), Kayna (1881). The censuses of 1650 and 1670 found 30 households, and the census of 1881 found 317 Christian residents. It is said that it is the birthplace of the ancient goddess Vritomartιs, daughter of Zeus and Karmi.