Land in Ragusa
€350,000€9/m²
Ragusa, Ragusa, Italy
40,000 m²
interior
Land
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Sicilie Immobiliare di Giulia Battaglia offers for sale in the territory of Ragusa in the so-called Monsovile Lanterne very interesting location because adjacent to Scicli a plot of about 40,000 square meters located in a privileged and panoramic position, characterized by a wonderful sea view. The property is an opportunity for those who want to create a residence immersed in nature without sacrificing the beauty of the landscape and the proximity of Scicli. A building permit has been issued that provides for the possibility of creating a residential villa of over 200 square meters and another 200 square meters to be used for agricultural annexes, a residence with a contemporary, elegant character and perfectly integrated into the landscape, large environments and panoramic terraces, Mediterranean gardens and outdoor spaces designed to experience the beauty of the territory, this makes it particularly interesting both as a private residence and as an investment. Call me for more information at 0932841998 or 3382992792
Where you’ll be
Ragusa, Ragusa, Italy
Location is approximate — exact address is confirmed by the agent.
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