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Sea-View 24,000 m² Land for Sale in Heraklion

Heraklion

€ 750,000

Type

Land

Plot

24000 sq.m.

On Experts Realtors

323 days

About this property

This land plot for sale is located in Heraklion, looking out over the water. It offers a total surface of about 24,000 m². The sea view is a defining feature — morning coffee and evening sunsets come with a horizon of blue. Walkers, swimmers and cyclists will find their routine easily here; the landscape invites you outside all year round.

Weekly street markets, family-run tavernas and small producers keep daily shopping personal and remarkably good value. 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. Running costs remain reasonable for the category, and professional management is available locally for owners who spend part of the year abroad. 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. Experts Realtors accompanies international buyers through every stage — legal checks, tax numbers, notary appointments and banking — in cooperation with trusted local professionals.

Contact our team for the full dossier, additional photography and to arrange a viewing — in person or by video call.

Features & amenities

Sea view

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Price € 750,000 ·
Indicative only — not a financing offer.

Location

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