136 Perches Land with House for Sale in Kahawa, Hikkaduwa – Historic Investment Property A rare opportunity to acquire 136 perches of valuable land in Kahawa, Hikkaduwa, located just minutes away from the beach and major tourist attractions in Sri Lanka’s southern coastal region. This unique property is historically associated with Sir Arthur C. Clarke, who reportedly used the site as a base camp during his underwater safari and research activities around the Hikkaduwa Coral Garden area. Documentary evidence is available. Positioned in a peaceful and highly accessible location, the property offers excellent potential for tourism-related development, private villa projects, or long-term investment. Location Highlights Only 300m to Galle Road & the Beach 3 km to Hikkaduwa Tourist Town 1.5 km to Akurala Natural Pool Approx. 20 Minutes to Kurundugaha & Baddegama Expressway Access Property Highlights 136 Perches of Land Existing House on Property 4 Bedrooms Living Area & Kitchen Ideal for Renovation or Redevelopment High Tourism & Investment Potential Peaceful & Accessible Location Property Condition Existing house requires renovation Property value mainly based on land value Legal & Documentation Clear Freehold Deed Documentary Evidence Related to Historical Significance Available Price LKR 250,000 per Perch Why This Property Rare Large Land Extent Near Hikkaduwa Beach Historically Significant Property Excellent Potential for Tourism Development Prime Southern Coastal Investment Opportunity Contact Details 📞 Call / WhatsApp: Vinura Lanka Properties077 084 7329 / 075 253 9984

136 Perches Land for Sale in Hikkaduwa | Kahawa Property

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136 Perches Land with House for Sale in Kahawa, Hikkaduwa – Historic Investment Property

A rare opportunity to acquire 136 perches of valuable land in Kahawa, Hikkaduwa, located just minutes away from the beach and major tourist attractions in Sri Lanka’s southern coastal region.

This unique property is historically associated with Sir Arthur C. Clarke, who reportedly used the site as a base camp during his underwater safari and research activities around the Hikkaduwa Coral Garden area. Documentary evidence is available.

Positioned in a peaceful and highly accessible location, the property offers excellent potential for tourism-related development, private villa projects, or long-term investment.