Terreno · Sa Pobla, Balearic Islands province

Land for sale in Sa Pobla with a building in ruins of 176m2. 
 The land consists of three rustic plots measuring 6,757 m², 4,026 m², and 3,845 m², with a conjoined area of 14.628m2 above the minimum area in meters required to apply for a licence for construction depending on the

Land for sale in Sa Pobla with a building in ruins of 176m2.  The land consists of three rustic plots measuring 6,757 m², 4,026 m², and 3,845 m², with a conjoined area of 14.628m2 above the minimum area in meters required to apply for a licence for construction depending on the classification of the land. The main plot features a 176 m² building which is visible in the Land Registry. The building is a traditional dry-stone agricultural building, known locally in Mallorca as a caseta de secà or rural stone shelter. It currently requires comprehensive renovation, allowing the future owner to plan its restoration and adaptation according to their specific needs. The building had a water supplied by a cistern which can be seen in the images. There is currently no mains electricity connection; however, according to information provided by the owner, since the building is legal, it would be possible to apply for a connection to the GESA grid, subject to the utility company's technical and administrative conditions. The property stands out for its privacy, its open views, and rural setting, making it a particularly attractive option for those seeking an estate with land and an existing structure to develop a renovation project tailored to their tastes. These three plots are sold as a single package and cannot be purchased separately. A property with great potential for those who value the tranquillity of the Mallorcan countryside and wish to restore an existing building situated in a peaceful, natural setting in Sa Pobla. Contact us for more information or to arrange a visit. Sa Pobla situated in the North of the island of Mallorca at the base of the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana on a humid fertile plain known as the Marjal devoted to irrigated agriculture, the municipality includes the lagoon of the Albufera and the Bay of Alcúdia. At the terminus of the rail network of Mallorca, the central zone of the town shows its historic roots and the capital of rice and vegetable cultivation in Mallorca the town has a notable culinary tradition with many and varied restaurants. The beautiful central Plaça Major of Sa Pobla host each year in August the Balearics largest and most established Jazz Festivals. Surrounding the main Plaza are buildings dating for the foundation of the town from the 14th century to the present day. Sa Pobla is very well connected to the Palma-Alcúdia the motorway, located 2 km from the town centre; in addition, it is well connected Playa de Muro, Muro, Llubí, Búger and Pollença.