Alaminos, Larnaca €750,000

7358m² Plot of Land for Sale in Alaminos with Land Deeds

PRICE REDUCTION!!! (Was €850,000)

This untouched plot of land is situated in the traditional village of Alaminos. This prime large plot with planning zone T3B - tourist zone offers fantastic views of the Mediterranean, walking distance to the beach. The plot has an approved building permit for 10 sea view villas, construction can start immediately.

There are two options for this plot of land:

Option A: Sale of plot of land as is with a building permit for 10 sea view villas

Option B: Sale of project, sale of completed development of 10 sea view villas, sale price to be negotiated

- Plot size 7358 m²

- Build density 20%

- 10 minutes walk to the beach

- 10 minutes to nearest golf course

- 20 minutes to Larnaca International Airport

- Subject to VAT

- Energy Efficiency N/A

Alaminos

The community of Alaminos is located about 28 kilometres from the town of Larnaca, between the villages of Agiou Theodorou, Kofinou, Anafotia and Mazotou. It has an average altitude of 75 meters and an average rainfall of about 400 cm. In the village area fruit and vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers and artichokes) are cultivated. Passing though the community one will go through narrow graphic alleys which give another image to the location. Most houses are not touched and witness the rich history of the area. Continuing the tour of the community one will pass from the old church of Agiou Mama which is another ancient monument of the village. Leaving the church, getting up higher passing the village towards the Turkish Cypriot side of the community are the houses and the alleys which open up to another era and history.

Leaving the village one can see the “Koulas” which stands high. The “Koulas” is considered a building of the 15th century and is a long rectangular stone castle. It was used by the residents of the village in order to see the enemies from the sea so that they could be prepared for them. It was an important building for the residents as there were underground tunnels and roads which lead towards the sea