Sa Tiria Euro 9.000
Bosa, Sardegna
€9.000
Description
Bosa – Agricultural land in a panoramic location at approximately 4 km from the town with a total surface of 11,950 square meters, with access from the road that divides the land, in part planted as an olive grove no longer in production. Most of the surface is located in the rocky part, about 2,000 square meters are located in a part with easier access but which requires the restoration of the terraces. Inside there is an ancient “pinnettu”, the old shepherds’ shelter.
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Jan
on said
Hello, I’m looking for a land in this area (Cuglieri, Bosa..) and Sa Tiria looks promising. Could you tell me if there is any access to water? Any stream nearby?
Also on one picture there is an old shepherd shed. Is it registered as a building? In other words is it possible to build a small (wooden?) house on that land?
all the best,
Jan
AgenziaSanMarco
on said
Dear Jan,
Many thanks for your enquiry. The property has not access to water and there is not a stream across the land. It should be possible to apply for permission to try and get a well.
The old shepherd shed is visible on the map but it is not registered as a building so according to the present regulation it is not possible to build a small house. The Region was planning to change the law and reduce the minimum size to build a house in the countryside to 1 hectare instead of the present regulation that requires 3 hectares. But we don’t know if and when it will pass.
Please do not hesitate to contact me for any further information.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Simona Atzori
Martin
on said
Hello,
I’m reading the previous comment now, 4 years later. I was just wondering if the law to build a small building on 1 hectare of land has passed? Are people allowed to build tool sheds and small structures for storage and refreshment on their non-buildable land? Are the regulations different for each region?
Thank you so much.
Martin