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This plot has a building permit and an architect has already made a render of a possible modern house that can be built on it.
Maximum buildability: 0.348 m2/m2 (501 x 0.348 = 174.35 m2)
Maximum occupancy: 30% (501 x 0.30 = 150.30 m2)
Setbacks 3 m and maximum height 2 floors (7.00 m cornice height)
Underbuild does not compute towards m2
The plot comes with an existing project, valid until October 2024, featuring detailed floor plans for a 300m² property. The proposed design includes 150m² on the ground level and an additional 150m² basement, providing ample space for comfortable living.
We can help you from the start to the end to develop your dreamhouse on this plot. We have a team of lawyers, architects and developers ready to accomplish your Spanish dreamhouse.
On walking and bicycle distance you have all the needed facilities like bars, restaurants, supermarkets, pharmacies, playgrounds, veterinarians,... you name it!
Feel free to contact us for more information.
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