A BUILDING PLOT IN BOGAZ NORTH CYPRUS NEAR THE BEACH AND HARBOUR IDEAL FOR BUILDING A VILLA OR BUNGALOW TO YOUR OWN DESIGN

• 1 plot (550m²)
• 35% Building permission
• Electric
• Residential Road Popular area
• Walking distance to beach and amenities
• Excellent value for money

If a decision has been made to build a dream home in the sun, away from the hustle and bustle, then this plot of land really deserves a closer look. Located in the popular area of Bogaz, it is within easy walking distance to both a golden sandy beach, and the small harbour with its bars and restaurants. This super plot not only offers an excellent option for a new villa to be constructed upon, but also represents enormous value for money. Priced for a quick sale, this plot really does need to be at the top of your viewing list. £5,000 reserves.

£27,000

The building plot is located in Bogaz which is on the East Coast of North Cyprus and is on the coastal route that links the major town of Famagusta to the Karpaz region. Famagusta is a short drive along the scenic route to the west and offers the resident or holiday maker a wealth of things to do and see. The town is steeped in history and has a fascinating old town within ancient walls that just invite you to explore the narrow streets and the many shops, stalls and historic buildings. There are some excellent restaurants in this part of the city where one can savour the exotic aromas and tastes of Cypriot Turkish cooking or  an excellent choice of more familiar European dishes. The newer part of Famagusta includes the campus of the Eastern Mediterranean University and is a busy commercial centre where most requirements for modern living can be obtained.  To the east of the quaint fishing village of Bogaz, which is a tourist attraction in its own right, lays the Karpaz region. This region is sometimes called the “Panhandle”of Cyprus due to its geographical shape. It is a protected area of outstanding natural beauty with ancient villages that have hardly changed for generations. There is a vast array of wildlife and flora and fauna and the area is famed for having over 40 sandy beaches many of which are untouched by development. Some are home to two species of endangered sea turtles that use them for their nesting grounds. Closer to Bogaz is the exciting new resort at Bafra where massive investment has seen the development of five star hotels and a world class casino among its attractions. A new marina within reach of this property is expected to add further value to the investment

Bogaz offers this unique choice of solitude and nature or the excitement of the city or holiday beaches all within easy reach.

WHY BUY IN NORTH CYPRUS ?

It is no coincidence that a number of very influential international investors have chosen North Cyprus over other Mediterranean countries in which to invest. This is borne out by the superb yacht marina now open on the Karpaz Peninsula and the massive new five star resort at Bafra, including a new golf course under construction there due for completion in 2015. A number of developers have selected the Long Beach area for resort and residential projects that are truly spectacular. This is all in addition to the established tourism and residential  properties along the northern coastline of Kyrenia.

Consider the forward thinking infrastructure projects like the superb new roads linking main centres like Kyrenia,(Girne) The Karpaz, Bafra, Famagusta (Gazimagusa) Nicosia, (Lefkosa) and the airports at Ercan and Larnaca, and you get some idea of the scale of investment on the part of both government and private investors. The exciting new water supply pipe under the sea from Turkey using pioneering technology can only add to the future prosperity of Northern Cyprus  and we believe will also add value to property and land investments here.

People such as these don’t often get it wrong and this vote of confidence may be considered a guide to your own choice of where to buy your home or invest in land in the Mediterranean.  

WHY BUY IN NORTH CYPRUS ? WHY BUY ANYWHERE ELSE ?