ANYONE INTERESTED IN BUYING LAND IN NORTH CYPRUS FOR INVESTMENT OR BUILDING WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS 10 DONUM PLOT CLOSE TO THE NEW YACHT MARINA AT YENI ERENKOY ON THE KARPAZ PENINSULA.

Overlooking the new Karpaz Gate Marina, this ten donum plot of land is simply a wonderful opportunity which cannot be missed. This plot has superb views of the sea and the surrounding areas. The village of Sipahi in Northern Cyprus, can be said to be a perfect choice of area to make an investment. There are many developments currently under construction in the nearby villages, such as Bafra and Bogaz. Reasons to invest in this area are both obvious and real therefore this plot of land offers a great advantage, whether it would be used to build your dream home on or to keep as a sound investment. The nearby village, Yeni Erenkoy is only a 2 minute drive away from this point. Shops and restaurants can be found in the village where locals are friendly and welcoming.

• 35% Build permission
• Close to the Karpaz Gate Marina
• Stunning location
• Wonderful sea views

The Region

The Karpaz Peninsular or “panhandle” as the British called the north east part of Cyprus is a land where time stands still. There are miles of sandy beaches with not a person in sight. Ancient towns, basilcas, ruins and tombs waiting to be explored. To get a taste of Cyprus, the traveller must visit the Karpaz Peninsula. There are rural traditional Cypriot villages where the land is agricultural and the majority of the villagers live off the land and sea. The Karpaz Peninsula was densely populated in Roman times, it was one of the largest baronies under the Lusignans. The Karpaz Peninsula has miles and miles of wonderful beaches. It is quite normal to share the sea shore with donkeys rather than other tourists. Moreover, about 46 sandy beaches in the Karpaz comprise the main nestling ground for endangered sea turtles in the Eastern Mediterranean. Golden Sands, which can be found on the tip of the Peninsula, is ranked amongst the top ten beaches in the world.                                                                         

The Village

Yeni Erenkoy, located approximately half way along the North Coast of the “panhandle” is one of the few remaining towns left in Cyprus that is still occupied by both Greeks and Turks. They live in harmony with no problems. The locals of the many little villages of Karpaz, and especially Yeni Erenkoy, are some of the friendliest Cypriots you will meet. Ancient towns, runs, tombs and several Byzantine churches scatter the Peninsula just waiting to be explored.  

Those that have already visited Karpaz Peninsula’s Yeni Erenkoy area would agree that this Island has been designed by nature as a great sea resort. Swimming, sunbathing, sailing, windsurfing, parascending, water skiing, banana boat riding – you will find everything you want for a holiday or permanent home in the sun.  Many of the beaches are gently shelving soft sand, providing enjoyable safe sea bathing. There are also some good quality restaurants to try in this area, many located directly overlooking the sea.