Seafront Plot for sale in Lavrio. ID A3-3353

Lavrio, Greece

€1,000,000

Description

Seafront Plot for sale in Lavrio. Set directly along the coastline of Pountazeza in Lavrio, this exceptional 18,000 sq.m. amphitheatrical plot lies just ten meters from the sea, offering uninterrupted panoramic views and a rare sense of openness toward the horizon. Its true seafront character creates an immediate and powerful connection between land, light, and water, shaping a setting of remarkable presence and clarity. Located outside the city plan yet fully buildable, the property allows a total construction capacity of up to 900 sq.m., calculated at 200 sq.m. per 4,000 sq.m. of land. This framework makes it ideally suited for an investment-driven development, whether residential or hospitality oriented, offering flexibility in architectural composition and long-term value creation. The semi-sloping terrain enhances both visual dominance and design potential, allowing every future structure to enjoy unobstructed sea views. The amphitheatrical form naturally frames the landscape, creating a sense of elevation, privacy, and permanence that is rarely found in true seafront properties. Direct frontage on an asphalt road ensures seamless access, while the coastal positioning secures enduring appeal and strategic relevance. With its prime seafront location, commanding outlook, and clear development parameters, this land represents a rare opportunity in one of Attica’s emerging coastal zones, where plots of this scale and proximity to the sea are becoming increasingly scarce Seafront Plot for sale in Lavrio. Location Information: Lavreotiki extends to the southeast of Attica. The area has signs of habitation from the Neolithic period, as people were always attracted by the rich subsoil. Probably the very name «Lavrion» comes from the word «Lavra» or «lavri», which means alley, paved street. The word can also be found in the great ancient Greek poems by Homer (8th century B.C.), meaning the corridor, or a passage. Since the mines exploitation has stopped, and until the mid 19th century, there arent any signs human presence in the area. In fact, the town of Lavrio is a modern town, founded in the late 19th century by European exploiters. Currently, Lavrio has about 10000-11000 residents, while in summer the population of the region is significantly increased. Until 20 years ago, Lavrio was a industrial town, with a population of more than 20,000 inhabitants. Each point of Lavreotiki, either in town or in the suburbs, has something important to show about the Greek industrial and architectural development; a visit to Lavrio seems like a training seminar on the evolution of Greek culture from antiquity to the present day.