Overview
- Electricity
- Tap Water
- City Area
- 20ft Wide Road
Located in the popular residential area of Karapitiya, Galle, ELYSIA offers an excellent opportunity for both homebuyers and investors. Situated on Maitipe 1st Lane, this land project is surrounded by a well-developed neighborhood with convenient access to hospitals, schools, supermarkets, and other essential facilities. The peaceful surroundings and growing demand for property in the area make ELYSIA an ideal choice for building a home or making a secure investment for the future.
With only 17 land blocks available, ELYSIA provides a unique opportunity to own land in one of Galle’s most sought-after locations. Combining convenience, accessibility, and future value, this project is perfectly suited for those looking to build their dream home or invest in a fast-developing area.
Project Highlights
500m to Karapitiya Teaching Hospital.
Located in close proximity to Karapitiya Hospital and major medical facilities.
500m from Karapitiya Town.
3km to Galle City.
| Land use: Residential | Land type: Bare Land (subdivided plots) |
| Status: Available | Plots: 16 plots |
| District: Galle | City: Galle |
| Province: Southern | Road width: 20 ft |
| Electricity: Available | Water: Available |
| Seller: Prime Lands |
Plots
Pricing & fees
Starting price
From Rs. 1,700,000 per perch
Payment & deposit
Payment structure
Pay a 10% Down Payment & the Remaining Balance can be paid within 40 months.
Pay a 25% Down Payment & the Remaining Balance can be paid within 24 months, interest-free.
Pay a 40% Down Payment & the Remaining Balance can be paid within 24 months, interest-free.
Bank loan facilities can be arranged through Prime Group.
Key Features
Neighborhood
About Galle
Galle is a major city on the south-western tip of Sri Lanka, the capital of Galle District and the largest city of Southern Province.
- Galle Fort is a World Heritage Site and the largest remaining European-built fortress in Asia
- Capital of Galle District and largest city of Southern Province
- Natural harbour and the National Maritime Museum
