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FOR SALE

95 m² Business for Sale in Heraklion

Heraklion

€ 140,000

€ 1,474 per m²

Type

Business

Living space

95 sq.m.

Built

1970

On Experts Realtors

530 days

Basement

65m²

About this property

Experts Realtors presents this going concern for sale in Heraklion. Inside you will find about 95 m² of living space. It was built in 1970. Everyday practicality is supported by parking.

The climate does a lot of the work: with mild winters and long, dry summers, outdoor space is genuinely usable from spring well into autumn. Remote working is well supported, with fibre connections reaching most of the area and cafés happy to host a laptop for a morning. Weekly street markets, family-run tavernas and small producers keep daily shopping personal and remarkably good value. A word about the location: The prefecture combines a working capital city with wine country villages and the busy resort coast to its east.

Heraklion is the commercial heart of Crete, home to the island's largest airport and port as well as the Minoan palace of Knossos. Comparable homes in the area have been absorbed quickly in recent seasons, a sign of the depth of demand at this price point. From an investment standpoint, properties of this profile have shown consistent demand from both end users and holiday-rental operators. Experts Realtors accompanies international buyers through every stage — legal checks, tax numbers, notary appointments and banking — in cooperation with trusted local professionals.

If this property is not quite the right fit, our portfolio includes comparable options in the surrounding area that we can present at the same viewing trip. Our advisors can guide you through every step of the purchase, from the first viewing to the final signature.

Features & amenities

Parking

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Price € 140,000 ·
Indicative only — not a financing offer.

Location

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