Land for sale in Heraklion Gouves
Gouves, Hersonissos
Détails de la propriété
Specifications
- Type de bien
- Land
- Surface du terrain
- 231 m²
Location & reference
- Préfecture
- Heraklion
- Municipalité
- Hersonissos
- Emplacement
- Gouves
- Réf.
- 23-2054
Désignation des marchandises
Land for sale in Heraklion Gouves. Nestled in the quiet and much sought after village of Gouves in Heraklion, this 231sqm private plot offers a development potential of up to 161sqm, for the construction of lovely holiday home where you will enjoy ultimate relaxation moments.It is a well known place, a beautiful area surrounded by verdant expanses and traditional villages.
The land includes an old stone-house, and is ideal to host the house of your dreams in a quiet corner of Crete Island!
Land for sale in Heraklion Gouves Location Information:
Gouves is located 18 km east of Heraklion, next to Gournes.
Gouves is a large area, which covers several smaller villages, including the popular resort area of Kato Gouves (lower Gouves) and the traditional village of Pano Gouves (upper Gouves), which is built into the side of small Mt. Ederi, only a little more than 300 meters high, with spectacular views.
The name Gouves is derived from “Gouva,” which means a hollow in the earth. The name Gouves is usually applied to the seaside resort of Kato Gouves, and this is how it will be used throughout this text.
Gouves is neither a village nor a town.
It is an inhabited area that owes its development to tourism.
There is a main road running from the old Heraklion – Hersonissos National Road down to the beach road.
On either side of the road, hotels and apartments extend to a great distance among the fields.
There are also a few hotels and apartments above the old National Road.
In other words, this is a sparsely-populated area that largely retains its earlier farming character.
Gouves is located 18 km east of Heraklion, next to Gournes.
Gouves is a large area, which covers several smaller villages, including the popular resort area of Kato Gouves (lower Gouves) and the traditional village of Pano Gouves (upper Gouves), which is built into the side of small Mt. Ederi, only a little more than 300 meters high, with spectacular views.
The name Gouves is derived from “Gouva,” which means a hollow in the earth. The name Gouves is usually applied to the seaside resort of Kato Gouves, and this is how it will be used throughout this text.
Gouves is neither a village nor a town.
It is an inhabited area that owes its development to tourism.
There is a main road running from the old Heraklion – Hersonissos National Road down to the beach road.
On either side of the road, hotels and apartments extend to a great distance among the fields.
There are also a few hotels and apartments above the old National Road.
In other words, this is a sparsely-populated area that largely retains its earlier farming character.