Beautiful 5,604 m² homesite in Hiiumaa, at the foot of the Kootsaare Peninsula in Reigi
For sale is a carefully maintained and distinctive 5,604 m² property in Reigi, at the foot of the Kootsaare Peninsula – in a peaceful and naturally beautiful part of Hiiumaa, where the sea is just a pleasant walk away and evening strolls to watch the sunset can easily become part of everyday life.
This is not an ordinary empty plot where everything still needs to be created from scratch. Over the years, the property has been carefully maintained and landscaped while preserving its natural Hiiumaa character.
The 5,604 m² property features a mix of spacious mown lawn areas, tall pine trees and natural park-like woodland. The landscape is enhanced by large natural boulders, young trees and patches of natural meadow. Wild blackberries and raspberries also grow on the property.
The result is a private and well-established environment where a future permanent home or summer house can be comfortably integrated into surroundings that already have their own character and mature landscaping.
The property has an electricity connection.
What makes the location especially attractive is the Kootsaare Peninsula and the close proximity to the sea. Just a few minutes’ walk away you can enjoy the sea, the peace and quiet of Hiiumaa, open views and beautiful sunsets by the shore.
There is plenty of space and privacy here, yet this is not a raw piece of woodland that still needs to be cleared – the setting has already been created and is simply waiting for a home.
Perfect for building either a year-round residence or a summer home in Hiiumaa.
A detailed spatial plan is in place, allowing for the construction of a building with a height of 3–8 metres and a total building footprint of up to 260 m².
NB! The price includes VAT!
If you are simply looking for a plot of land in Hiiumaa, there are plenty of options. But if you are looking for a place that already has its own character, atmosphere and special feel, this property is definitely worth seeing.



































