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Nissaki is at the heart of Corfu’s highly desirable northeast coast and this is a rare opportunity to develop on an acre of sea-fronting south-facing land, neighbouring the little marina in this idyllic harbour bay village.
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Complete with a valid permit to construct a private waterfront villa totalling 197.14 square metres, including four double bedrooms, spacious open-plan living area, study and sea-view balconies plus swimming pool; the plot comprises gently sloping olive grove and more than 60 metres frontage along the sea.
The proposed villa has been designed by prominent local architects, who are available to supervise its immediate construction or re-design to suit a purchaser’s requirements, subject to prevailing planning regulations.
Views
Nestled at the based of Mount Pantorkrator, the land offers magnificent 180 degree south-facing sea views, with Corfu Town opposite and the coastlines of Albania and mainland Greece to the east, both with snow-capped mountains in winter; the proposed property, swimming pool and terraces have been planned to emphasize and maximise the enjoyment of these views.
Boundaries and access
The site is clearly defined. On the top edge by a community adopted tarmac road which will also provide access for the development, to the west by a boundary wall, to the east by a line of trees and undergrowth; and to the south by the sea itself. The definition of the boundaries is further supported by a topographical survey, that is also an appendix to the planning consent (valid until 2012, can be renewed if necessary).
Services
Adjacent to the site there are existing service connections available, including mains water, electricity, telephone and broadband internet. Such close proximity to all services is a significant advantage, reducing the time and costs of transferring them to the site during the project.
The land benefits from deep water anchorages off its immediate shoreline, as well the neighbouring picturesque marina. Gouvia Marina, the largest in the Ionian is just across the east coast bay and offers more than 1,600 berths, full yacht maintenance and charter services, as well as a broad range of amenities including restaurants and shops.
The site lies approximately 25 kilometres from the ferry port and 30 kilometres from Corfu’s International airport. The ferry port offers regular connections to Europe via various Italian ports, including Bari, Ancona and Venice, as well as to mainland Greece and other countries to the east via Igoumenitsa. The airport offers regular direct flights from numerous countries and flights to and from Athens and other Greek cities every day.
Area and facilities
Situated in an area noted for its water-sports activities, sailing, waterskiing, paragliding and scuba diving are all available close by, Nissaki is connection point for various boat and car excursions. The village boasts numerous good quality traditional tavernas, as well as supermarkets, shops, boat hire, car hire and other community services.
Nissaki means little island and hundreds of years ago it was. The little island, where a Classic Corfiot taverna called ‘Mitsos’ now stands, was originally a stone masonry centre where locals shaped stones and rocks that were brought to them by donkey and boat. Over time many tonnes of stone were carved for the construction industry and chippings fell into the sea eventually creating a ramp connecting ‘Nissaki’ to the mainland; and as a result of the area’s increased prosperity the village has enlarged and the ramp is now a dead-end road affording access to the taverna, its pretty pebble beach and the horseshoe bay marina. Despite its modest evolution over the last 200 years, Nissaki remains to this day one of the most unspoilt and peaceful locations in the northeast coast.
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