Description

In a magnificient location of Poulades - close to the village of Gazatika- in Corfu island of Greece, two plots of land one adjacent to the other, approximately 4500 sq. m. each are for sale separately or as a whole. They have a frontage on the street, in a quiet location which offers unlimited panoramic views. Permissible building structure for 200 sq. m. of main use and 200 sq. m. of underground auxiliary use each. Also, within the plots there is electricity, telephone and water supply.
The asking price is andeuro; 330000. The deeds are available (upon request) and ready for a quick sale.
*Corfu city centre 12 km away*Gouvia Marina 7 km away*Palaiokastritsa 9.5 km away*Dasia 8 km away
Corfu is an island in the Ionian islands of Greece. There is approximately 125 people who live in Gazatika. Corfu Greece is among the most beautiful and popular islands of the country. Due to its strong historical connection with Europe, this was among the first Greek islands to open to tourism. Located on the north western side of the country, Corfu island has a cosmopolitan feeling combined with a special traditional character. Paleokastritsa, Sidari, Kassiopi and Acharavi are nice tourist places on the northern side of the island, while the inland is dotted with lovely villages and many sightseeings. Apart from the wonderful beaches, the highlight of the island is the Old Town with the characteristic Venetian style. Holidays in Corfu can be combined with other Ionian islands, such as Paxi.

Corfuandrsquo;s historic centre: a scene out of a classic film Unesco has declared the islandandrsquo;s historic centre a world heritage site. The stately buildings with neoclassical influences will dazzle you. Who could not be moved by the Palace of St Michael and St Georgiou, the Liston Arcade, the Reading Society, the Catholic cathedral, the Maitland rotunda, the Ionian Parliament and the Kapodistrias family mansion. In the famous alleyways of Campiello, with washing lines hanging above you, and in the opulent hotels with their VIP guests, you will feel like a star in a period movie.
The cityandrsquo;s keepersOn the eastern side of the city, the rocky shore crowned by two low peaks gave the name Koryfo (andKappa;andomicron;andrho;andupsilon;andphi;) andndash; Corfu (meaning peak) to the island. You enter the Old Fort (Palaio Frourio), built in the 13th century, via a bridge over a seawater moat. It includes the Porta Sopranza, the British barracks, two winged lions of St Mark, the Madonna del Carmine, the Savorgnan bastion, the Tower of Sea and the Tower of the Land (Castel del Mar, Castel della Terra) and the British-built church of St George resembling a Doric temple.
Itandrsquo;s an open-air museum, and each sight is a journey through time. Towering above the northwest border of the capital, the other guardian, the Neo Frourio (New Fort), is a masterpiece of military architecture built by the Venetians between 1572 and 1645. It is a fortress with planes and angles reminiscent of Picasso and Braqueandrsquo;s Cubist periods.
Photogenic attractions: Cannon and Mouse islandsThe trademark of Corfu island are actually other islands! They are the diminutive Pontikonisi, which translates as Mouse Island, just large enough to hold the Pantokrator monastery, and right next to it, the famous islet Vlacherna, with its 17th century monastery dedicated to the Virgin Mary, connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. Mass is held here on Easter Monday.