Plots 66

Evara – Nawalapitiya

By Prime Lands | Nawalapitiya

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Plots 66
AvailableListing status
150,000 per perchPrice range
NawalapitiyaAddress
66Total plots
ResidentialLand use

Overview

  • Electricity
  • Tap Water

EVARA – NAWALAPITIYA, set amidst rich greenery and a calm landscape, offers an ideal setting for residential living or future development perfect for those who appreciate open spaces, privacy, and a slower, more balanced lifestyle. Despite its serene environment, EVARA – NAWALAPITIYA remains well connected to key routes and nearby town conveniences.

  • 500 m to Hatton main bus route
  • 6 km to Nawalapitiya town
  • Bordering Dekida Ela

The property’s most distinctive feature is its direct border with Dekida Ela, a natural waterway that enhances the land’s refreshing ambiance. The gentle flow of water, lush greenery, and scenic views create a naturally cooling environment and a profound sense of harmony.

From creating a private retreat surrounded by greenery to securing a future-focused land investment, EVARA – NAWALAPITIYA combines natural serenity, strategic accessibility, and lasting value in one exceptional destination.

Land use: ResidentialLand type: Bare Land (subdivided plots)
Status: AvailablePlots: 66 plots
District: KandyCity: Nawalapitiya
Province: CentralElectricity: Available
Water: AvailableSeller: Prime Lands

Plots

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Pricing & fees

Starting price

From Rs. 150,000 per perch

Payment & deposit

Payment structure

10% Down Payment & balance can be paid within 40 months.

25% Down Payment & balance can be paid within 24 months without interest.

Bank loan facilities can be arranged through Prime Group.

Key Features

Neighborhood

Nawalapitiya

About Nawalapitiya

Nawalapitiya is a town in Kandy District, Central Province, governed by an Urban Council and standing on the banks of the Mahaweli Ganga at about 589 m above sea level.

  • 589 m above sea level on the Mahaweli Ganga
  • Developed under British rule as a coffee-growing centre
  • Railway from Kandy opened to the town in 1874; station is a commuter terminus
Read the Nawalapitiya guide

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