BUILDING PLOT - LAND IN SICILY, ITALY FROM 5 690 💷 GBP
Real Estate 3 Building lot in the Historic Town Center In its entirety approximately 15 square meters are extended with the possibility of creating a ground floor with a pre-existing volume prior to demolition with variable height from 4 to 5 m
15 m2 Building Plot
POA
Bivona, Sicily, Italy
Listed By: My House Estate Agency on 31.01.2020
The land consists of 80 plants of olives. Just 1 km from Bovo Marina beach and Torre Salsa. The land covers an area of approx 7190 sqm. The ocean is nearby and road access is very good.
7190 m2 Building Plot
£65,654
Montallegro, Sicily, Italy
Listed By: My House Estate Agency on 13.12.2018
Building land in Via Perciò in the heart of the Historic Center of Cianciana. The land covers an area of approx 60 sqm.The property is in Building Zone B1 and has a panoramic view.
60 m2 Building Plot
£5,690
Cianciana, Sicily, Italy
Listed By: My House Estate Agency on 10.03.2018Sicily is the kind of place that takes all that’s magical about Italy and somehow transforms it into something even more special. Despite being the Mediterranean’s largest 🏝 island, Sicily still feels incredible compact, traditional and authentic. From the headiest purpose-built tourist hotspots to the quintessential villages that haven’t changed in generations, visitors are provided with a unique snapshot of Italian life at its absolute finest. In terms of investment opportunities, the draw of the Mediterranean sun keeps holidaymakers coming in for much of the year – the summer in particular sees local populations swell to bursting point. Long-term rental yields and resale opportunities are modest, but generally speaking there’s such heavy demand for short-term rentals across Sicily that barely a room ever goes unoccupied.
Building plots are sections of land that can be purchased by investors and used to build property. Options for a building plot may include a self-build home, although investors can also sell on the land to others at a profit. The value of the land depends on the plot's location and whether it has permission or services in place for construction.