Keri–Agalas · Zakynthos, Greece
A private cliffside building plot on the Ionian Sea, approved for a two‑generation home.
Sunset Cliff is a stretch of raw, elevated coastline on Zakynthos’ quiet southwestern tip — the kind of unbuilt cliff frontage that rarely reaches the market on a Greek island anymore. The permit for a two‑generation home is already approved — ready to build.
The Land
The plot rises roughly 150 metres above the water, bounded by open sea on one side and untouched scrubland on the other. Planning permission covers a main house and a separate guest house, with room within the approved footprint for a partially sunken lower level: extra bedrooms, a gym, a home cinema, parking and storage.
At 7,535 m², the plot is far larger than the house itself needs to be — enough open ground beyond the buildings for a tennis court, an olive grove, or simply gardens left wild.
The View
Sunset taken from the plot itself.
The Residences
The main house holds three bedrooms and four bathrooms around a shared living room and kitchen‑dining area, oriented west toward the sunset. A short distance away, the guest house offers a fourth bedroom with its own bathroom, living room and kitchenette — private enough for family, close enough to still feel like one estate. Both step down toward a shared pool and sea‑facing terrace.
Location
A traditional, sparsely built village on Zakynthos’ southwestern coast, still far from the island’s tourist centres — known for its lighthouse sunsets, sea caves, and the local Avgoustiatis vineyards inland.
Why Zakynthos
Zakynthos remains one of the more recognisable Ionian islands without being overbuilt — turquoise coves, olive groves and direct seasonal flights from across Europe keep it in reach without giving up its quiet.
Sunset Cliff · Keri–Agalas, Zakynthos
Serious enquiries are welcome for a private viewing of the site and the full architectural plans.
Photography and renderings are indicative. Boundaries, permit and plans available on request.