This is a flat and corner plot of 351.32 sq.m., featuring an exceptionally large frontage of 31.93 metres,
offering significant advantages in terms of accessibility, visibility, and the design potential of a future development.
The property is located in a residential area designated for general residential use, offering a range of development possibilities,
including the construction of a private residence, holiday home, or investment property, depending on the intended use.
With a 60% building coverage ratio and the potential to build up to 240 sq.m., the plot is of particular interest to private buyers,
investors, and construction professionals.
Its strategic location is another major advantage. The property is situated close to public transport,
a school, a central square, a church, a nursery school, a supermarket, and a shopping centre,
providing easy access to all essential everyday amenities.
A property offering excellent frontage, flat terrain, convenient access, and significant development potential, making it an excellent choice both for private use and as a long-term investment.
Kounoupidiana is a dynamic residential hub, located just 7 km from the historic centre of Chania. It is highly valued for its proximity to everyday amenities and essential services, including supermarkets, restaurants, schools, and the Technical University of Crete.
The area is popular with both locals and newcomers due to its excellent accessibility, proximity to the sea, and peaceful atmosphere.
Κounoupidiana is a town and the seat of the community of the same name in the Municipality of Chania, located in the Regional Unit of Chania in western Crete. It used to belong to the Province of Kydonia. Situated at an altitude of 120 meters, it is 8 kilometers away from Chania. In close proximity, one can find the Tombs of the Venizelos family.
Kounoupidiana is also home to the Technical University of Crete. In recent years, apartment rentals in the area have increased significantly, transforming it into a large student hub. This has led to notable growth in the real estate market and a rise in rental prices.
The town was first mentioned in 1842 in "Kritika" by Chourmouzis Michael Vizantios. In the 1881 census, Kounoupidiana had 179 Christian and 21 Turkish residents. In 1925, it was designated the seat of the Kounoupidiana community and had 148 inhabitants.
