Discover three stunning sea-view villa plots in Manilva, offering generous space for development in a serene coastal setting. Ideal for discerning investors.
La Paloma Coastal Entry Collection | Three Sea-View Villa Plots with Expansion Potential
The La Paloma Coastal Entry Collection comprises three attractive villa plots, presenting a unique opportunity for buyers seeking a cohesive villa scheme in a serene residential area. Nestled within a peaceful enclave, these plots promise stunning sea views and a low-density setting, making them an ideal investment for discerning developers.
With a total plot area of 4,113 m², this collection offers generous space for intelligent development. The potential to construct up to 1,371 m² of buildable area allows for a boutique builder or smaller developer to realise their vision in this desirable coastal location.
The options for phased investment or bespoke private projects are plentiful.
Located in the charming region of Manilva, the plots enjoy proximity to beautiful beaches, vibrant local culture, and a variety of leisure activities. This coastal paradise not only offers a tranquil lifestyle but also presents a genuine upside for savvy investors looking to capitalise on the growing demand for quality residential Residential Plots.
Additionally, an optional expansion parcel may be available, providing further scope for development or enhancement of the existing plots. This flexibility enhances the potential for a lucrative return on investment in this sought-after area.
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