Plot in Galatas Chania for sale. ID 03-3292

Galatas, Chania, Greece

€185,000

Description

Plot in Galatas Chania for sale. This property is located in the traditional village of Galatas, just a few minutes from the central square and only 5 km from the city of Chania. It is a generous plot of 7,543.33 sqm set within a quiet and authentic neighborhood. The land offers a building allowance of up to 250 sqm for residential use, making it ideal for a private villa or a family residence. One part of the plot is already fenced, ensuring privacy and security. It enjoys direct access and frontage on a municipal road of 7 meters width, while it also benefits from an additional right of passage of 2.5 meters. The natural slope of the land provides charm and allows one side to enjoy partial sea views, while the main outlook opens to the White Mountains, the greenery, and the picturesque village itself. The property is fully serviced with water and electricity connections already in place. Adding to its value, it includes 130 olive trees, offering both a sense of Mediterranean tradition and the possibility of small-scale production. The distance to the sea is just 2.5 km, while the national road can be reached within minutes, ensuring easy connectivity to the wider area. From this location, the beaches of the Akrotiri peninsula, the Venetian harbor of Chania, and the airport are all within convenient reach. Galatas is a village that blends tranquility with proximity to the city. It offers local tavernas, shops, and a welcoming community, while at the same time providing quick access to schools, services, and the vibrant lifestyle of Chania. This is a rare opportunity to own a large plot with building rights, utilities, olive groves, and both mountain and partial sea views, in one of the most desirable areas of Crete. A property like this is not just land — it is the foundation of a home and a lifestyle in the heart of Western Crete. Plot in Galatas Chania for sale. Location Information : The villages of Galatas and Daratso were initially small hill villages overlooking the beach of Kalamaki a little to the West of Chania. These villages saw some development in tourism some years ago, especially near the sea. The lower parts became known as Kato (meaning ‘down’ or ‘low’ in Greek) Daratso and Kato Galatas. Galatas and Daratso were also ‘discovered’ by Cretans who wanted to escape living in the city of Chania and have become quite a suburbia by now although they still retain a quiet, residential atmosphere.