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Sea-View 14,000,000 m² Plot of Land for Sale in Tsoutsouras, Minoa Pediada

Tsoutsouras, Heraklion

€ 180,000,000

Type

Land

Plot

14000000 sq.m.

On Experts Realtors

494 days

About this property

This plot for sale is located in Tsoutsouras, Heraklion, looking out over the water. The plot extends to approximately 14,000,000 m². The position captures the sea views that make this coastline so sought after. Walkers, swimmers and cyclists will find their routine easily here; the landscape invites you outside all year round.

For families, the area offers schools, playgrounds and a safe, community-minded environment where neighbours still know each other. Remote working is well supported, with fibre connections reaching most of the area and cafés happy to host a laptop for a morning. Heraklion is the commercial heart of Crete, home to the island's largest airport and port as well as the Minoan palace of Knossos. The prefecture combines a working capital city with wine country villages and the busy resort coast to its east.

The combination of location and specification positions the property well for capital preservation, with rental income as a realistic option when not in personal use. Comparable homes in the area have been absorbed quickly in recent seasons, a sign of the depth of demand at this price point. Every listing we publish has been reviewed by our team, and we are happy to share the full documentation with seriously interested parties. Experts Realtors accompanies international buyers through every stage — legal checks, tax numbers, notary appointments and banking — in cooperation with trusted local professionals.

We will gladly prepare a tailored presentation of this property and comparable options in the area.

Features & amenities

BeachfrontSea view

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Price € 180,000,000 ·
Indicative only — not a financing offer.

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