Description
Seaview Land for sale in Amorgos. Located in the picturesque island of Amorgos, lies a spectacular piece of 26800 sq.m land with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea.
This piece of land is built in a plot of 26800 sq.m and it has a frontage of 60 meters overlooking the stunning sea view. The plot is amphitheatrical, making it suitable for building a 1500 sqm hotel or house with endless possibilities for a luxurious and exclusive development.
This property is a rare and unique gem that offers the perfect blend of tranquil surroundings, stunning sea views, and unbridled potential. The location is ideal for investors looking to build a hotel or luxury villa, with easy access to the beach (distance from the sea is only 0.09), and it is situated in a popular area known for its breathtaking sunsets, traditional architecture, and vibrant nightlife.
Amorgos, also known as the "hidden gem of the Cyclades," is an island that promises its visitors an authentic and unforgettable Greek experience. The island is rich in history and culture, with ancient landmarks and monasteries that attract visitors from all over the world. The island also has a vibrant nightlife scene, a range of water sports, and beautiful unspoiled beaches that will delight even the most discerning traveler.
In conclusion, this piece of land is a rare and unique opportunity to own a breathtaking sea-view property in Amorgos, a destination that is increasingly becoming a popular destination for travelers seeking an authentic Greek experience.
Seaview Land for sale in Amorgos. Location Information:
The most easterly of the Cyclades islands is Amorgos. It has a surface of 121 sq.km, a littoral of 112 km and a population of 2,000 inhabitants. Amorgos island has two ports: Katapola and Aegialis. This is the seventh largest island in the Cyclades, with wild nature and long history. Its coastline is extremely rocky with huge cliffs overlooking the sea.
The landscape is rough and mountainous, especially in the north are of Aegiali, where stands the highest mountain, Krikelos. Valleys, very fertile, extend between the mountain ranges. The largest is at Kolophana (southwest), at Katapola (center) and at Aegialis (north). Smaller ones are in the south and in the north, at Agios Pavlos. The largest bay is situated at Katapola.
The geography of Amorgos is quite fascinating. Amorgos has two main rivers, only flowing after very heavy rains: they are called Varmas and flows into the Agioi Saranda bay and Araklos that ends in Aegialis. Like most of the Cycladic Islands, Amorgos is limited in water supplies and the majority of the households uses collective rainwater in cisterns. The vegetation is typically Cycladic: poor and bushy. However, many olive trees and small plantations of fruit-bearing trees are found, especially at Aegiali.
Excellent cereals, grapes, and vegetables are cultivated on mountainsides and small plateau. Amorgos has a temperate Mediterranean climate with strong winds during winter and the famous Cycladic Meltemia (north winds) blowing during summers. The main villages are Hora (or Amorgos), (330 inhabitants), and Katapola (368 inhabitants) which centralize most administrative and public services. The smaller villages forming the area of Aegialis are also industrious. Farmers are mostly living in the region of Kato Meria.
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