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Land and Plots in Lefkoşa
Browse land for sale and rent in Northern Cyprus, covering Lefkoşa, Girne, Gazimağusa, İskele, Güzelyurt and Lefke. Filter by planning status, area and location to find plots suitable for housebuilding, as well as fields and land for investment. Land offered in exchange for a share of the completed development and land to rent are listed in separate subcategories. Options for different budgets range from hillside plots with sea views to large plots within villages.
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3 live listingsUpdated 25 Aug 2026
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For sale
MERİÇ’TE (MORA) YATIRIM FIRSATI SİZLERİ BEKLİYOR..
Donums:
18.00
Evlek:
3 Evlek
Chapter 96:
Yes
Lefkoşa
111 £
For sale
111 £
Land and Plots in Lefkoşa: current overview
- Live listings
- 3
- By area
- Gönyeli (1), Cihangir (1), Meriç (1)
- Last updated
- 25 Aug 2026
This overview is calculated automatically from the published listings on this page. Listing details are supplied by their authors.
Lefkoşa is the capital and most populous district of Northern Cyprus. All listings in Lefkoşa
Checks before buying land
- Get the zoning status, building ratio and road frontage in writing from the municipality and the Town Planning Department.
- Compare the area and boundaries in the title deed with the survey plan and the markers on site.
- Ask the relevant authorities about the cost and timing of electricity, water and road connections.
- If you are a foreign buyer, plan the purchase permission process and the deposit of the sales contract at the Land Registry with your lawyer.
If you are listing
State the area in dönüm, evlek and square metres, the block and parcel numbers, zoning and road access. Add coordinates or a map location.
Frequently asked questions
How many square metres are a dönüm and an evlek?
In the units used in Cyprus, 1 dönüm is 4 evlek, or 14,400 square feet, about 1,338 m². 1 evlek is 3,600 square feet, about 334.5 m². Confirm the exact area from the title deed and survey plan.
Where can I find a plot’s zoning status?
Ask the relevant municipality and the Town Planning Department about building permission and use conditions. Do not accept a “zoned” claim in a listing without a written document.