1946 m2 Plot of Land For Sale In Foinikaria, Limassol with Land Deeds

This large plot of land is situated in the residential area of Foinikaria, Limassol. The land is located next to a public road and has permissions to build. This off plan option would be ideal to build a perfect family sized home with stunning views.

- Plot size 1946 m2

- Planning zone R3 - Agricultural Land

- Build density 10%

- Coverage 10%

- Height allowance 8.3m (2 floors)

- 2 minutes to local shops and amenities

- 5 minutes to the local sea and beach

- 55 minutes to Larnaca International Airport

- 60 minutes to Paphos International Airport

- Subject to VAT

Foinikaria

Foinikaria is a village in the Limassol District of Cyprus, located east of the Germasogeia Dam. It is approximately a 7 kilometres (4 miles) drive from the Germasogeia roundabout, which is located on the Limassol – Nicosia and Limassol – Paphos Highway. It is a 10-minute drive to the sandy beach coast of the City of Limassol and a 15-minute drive to the city centre and surroundings where all amenities can be found. Foinikaria starts at an altitude of approximately 100 metres (330 feet) and as you drive north this altitude gradually increases to 600 metres (2,000 feet). The village is surrounded by rough terrain and mountains, which are suitable for photography, hiking, mountain climbing and mountain biking. The terrain hosts olive trees, pine trees, palm trees and cedar trees among others as well as various types of wild bushes, wild berries, mushrooms and wild flowers. Certain plantations are indigenous to the area. The terrain is also home to the Cyprus Falcon, hawks, eagles, squirrels and hedgehogs. It is also suitable for fishing (you need a license to fish) throughout the year. Dragon Boat races, canoeing and Kayak sporting activities are also hosted there throughout the year. The river water is also used for agricultural purposes. Foinikaria has existed since the medieval times and possibly has its origins from the Byzantine period. The village has also been known as Phinica and Einicaria as was evident from maps from the Venetian period. There is evidence that suggest Foinikaria was also part of the ancient kingdom of Amathunda. Many residents from older generations of the village claimed that the villages name derived from the ancient mythological bird Phoenix, who rose from flames and ashes just as the old village of Foinikaria did when it was completely burned and destroyed from the continuous raids and attacks from outsiders. Other residents claim that the name of the village derived from the word Palm Tree, which is Phoenikas (F?????a?) in Greek. Site of interest include the Greek Christian Orthodox Church of Virgin Mary Chryseleosis, Nature trail paths, village cafeteria / restaurant with a children's playground, the community library, the rock with the holy water of Saint Lucas, off road driving and motocross areas.