A $1.5 Million Seaside Plot Hits the Market in Odesa's Arkadia District.
Prime Coastal Land for Sale in Odesa
According to Novyny.live: A 1.2-acre (50 sotok) land plot has been listed for sale in Odesa's prestigious Arkadia district for $1.5 million USD. Located on Kamanina Street, the property offers exceptional convenience, with the Black Sea coast just a five-minute walk away. Odesa's southern coastal districts like Arkadia are highly sought-after for both tourism and premium residential development.
Development Potential and Specifications
The land is zoned for low-density residential development (J-1 zone), permitting the construction of:
- townhouses,
- cottages,
- and low-rise buildings of up to five stories.
A previous development plan for the site envisioned 23 townhouses. The sale includes several older structures on the property, totaling approximately 6,995 square feet (650 sq m), for which full ownership rights are legally registered.
The lot benefits from two separate access points from Kamanina Street and is being sold without brokerage commission, making it a potentially attractive proposition for developers or investors. A completed land survey session confirms the plot's legal clarity and readiness for development. This listing reflects the ongoing demand for investment opportunities in Ukraine's key coastal areas, where tourism and reconstruction are driving market interest. The existing structures could offer additional value through renovation or adaptive reuse projects, contributing to the area's infrastructure and elevating local living standards.
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