4-acre land in Ella: one promised bare land!

This property is located in the uphill region of Sri Lanka, Ella.

Tucked away in the misty Sri Lankan high country, amongst idyllic green hills and gushing waterfalls, lies Ella: one of this tear-shaped island’s most appealing destinations.

From scaling the heady heights of Ella Rock, to laying eyes on the mystical Nine Arch Bridge for the very first time; standing on the edge of the roaring Diyaluma Falls (the second tallest in the country), and winding through the tea plantations and mountains passes on the famous Kandy to Ella train; many of our favourite Sri Lankan adventures can be found right here.

The land is sized at a total of 4 acres, enough to cultivate famous demanded products such as Tea, Coffee, different varieties of spices, vanilla and more. The land is close to a luxury villa. Ella is a small town on the eastern edge of the Hill Country in Sri Lanka. Its location among the jungle, small mountains, valleys, waterfalls and tea plantations makes Ella very popular among tourists and investors.

The area has a rich bio-diversity, dense with numerous varieties of flora and fauna. Ella is surrounded by hills covered with cloud forests and tea plantations. The town has a cooler climate than surrounding lowlands, due to its elevation. The Ella Gap allows views across the southern plains of Sri Lanka. On a sunny morning, you can even see the glow from the lighthouses along the southern coast.

By rail. Ella’s a few stops from Badulla at the end of the railway line that snakes through the Hill Country. Trains go to Colombo and Kandy from here. The fares are ludicrously cheap in 2nd and 3rd class, and the views spectacular. It’s usually no problem getting a seat in 2nd/3rd class going to Colombo or Kandy, as the trains from Badulla are quite empty until reaching Nanu Oya. However, the reverse is true going up to Ella and it can be quite crowded until the last 2 or 3 hours of the journey. Ella’s railway station itself is prettily quaint. There are many travelers who visit ella by train.

By Road, Buses go south through Ella Gap to Wellawaya where you can change for a number of destinations in the south of the island.

The climate throughout most of the year is typical of the high Hill Country, with a hot sun by midday, but a moderate air temperature. It will often rain in the afternoon, but only for an hour or so. A sweatshirt, or light jacket is needed at night. In December it can rain a lot!

Distances: 1.5 km to the town Contact us for more details!