Chalepa land for sale in Chania. ID 03-2244

Chalepa, Chania, Greece

€380,000

Description

Chalepa land for sale in Chania. This 700sqm plot in the prominent Chalepa district boasts an amazing position and a building capacity of up to 700sqm for the construction of a beautiful dwelling or a complex of apartments that will generate annual revenue. The property has a road frontage and it is just 400m away from the sea, and 200m away from the famous Evagelistria Church. This plot is very close to Agia Fotini of Chalepa. It provides stunning views of the surrounding mountains and is a fantastic investment opportunity in one of Chania's fastest-growing districts. Chalepa land for sale in Chania location information: Chalepa is famous as the scene of the most important political events in 19th-century Crete. Halepa, Chania, is built on a hill and extends towards the sea. On top of the hill, there is a breathtaking view of the city of Chania and the surrounding area, and you can find a couple of cafes that are known to the locals. The most famous sight in the Halepa quarter is the House of Eleftherios Venizelos. The famous politician, who was one of the main political figures that shaped modern Greece, was born here in 1864. Venizelos’ House is an aristocratic house, characteristic of the wealthy families of Chania at the time. In Halepa we also find the Palace of Prince George. Prince George has gone down in history as a weak politician that was for many historians the exact opposite of Venizelos in their era. It is not strange that the two of them confronted one another on a number of occasions. In Halepa there is also an impressive church built in the Russian architectural style: the church of Agia Magdalini will certainly impress you. You may visit our Golden Visa page, https://greek-golden-visa.com/ for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits. Between the other known buildings in the area, possibly the most interesting is the old Greek Embassy and the old French Academy, which now houses the Cretan School of Architecture.