4909m2 in Kaina village in the prefecture of Chania, on the island of Crete, Greece.

Part of a hill slope at the end of the old village plan of Kaina*, with an autonomous short private passage way off an asphalt rural road few metres away from the village central square, with an unhindered amphitheatrical view to a valley and the White Mountains, with maximum land coverage 490.932 m2 building 280m2, 10-12klms away from beaches, 25klms before the city of Chania, less than 1.5klm away from the main national highway, 1-7klms away from nearby facilities, suitable for tourist/agritourist/alternative-tourist businesses, too.
*Kaina is a village in the municipality of Apokoronas in the region of Chania, Crete. It is situated in the location of the ancient city of Kainou or Kanou, one of the 147 ancient cities of Crete. During the Venetian and Ottoman dominion period it was referred to as Gayna (1301), Caina (1577, 1630), Κayna (1650), Kayna ma´a Kalivya (1670), Kayna (1881). The censuses of 1650 and 1670 found 30 households, and the census of 1881 found 317 Christian residents. It is said that it is the birthplace of the ancient goddess Vritomartιs, daughter of Zeus and Karmi.