Industrial Building of 35,360 sqm in Torrita Tiberina

Industrial building for auction in Torrita Tiberina (RM) – Via Tiberina Montorso - Cannaro (CAP 00060) The industrial complex is located in the Municipality of Torrita Tiberina, in the province of Rome, adjacent to Poggio Mirteto Scalo and on the banks of the Tiber River. The area is designated as an Agricultural Zone by the General Town Plan (PRG). The location is considered logistically excellent, with a variable distance of approximately 11-16 km from the A/1 Motorway exit (Milan-Naples). Local road infrastructure is moderately good, primarily served by the Provincial Road Via Tiberina (S.P. 15/A), the SS 313, and the Sabina Regional Road. Surface Area and Internal Layout The asset covers a total area of approximately 35,360 sqm. Within the area, there is a building of 211 sqm and a warehouse of 40 sqm, in addition to two ENEL substations. The area hosts a Euromece mod. 4VL/Super concrete batching plant, divided into 4 compartments totaling 110 cubic meters, with discharge into a wheeled loader hopper and cement storage of 200 tons across two silos. The plant is equipped with Elettrondata automation. Features and Equipment The complex includes a concrete batching plant which, although currently disused, was operational at the time of the appraisal. The masonry and ancillary works have been evaluated. Various building and environmental permits are present, including a building license from 1973 and a concession for the installation of the concrete batching plant from 1977, as well as a DIA (Declaration of Commencement of Works) from 2006 for the technological upgrade of the plant. Context and Connections The plant is located on SR 313 near Poggio Mirteto Scalo, in a strategic position for the lower Sabina market. It is capable of serving urban and suburban construction sites in numerous neighboring municipalities, including Passo Corese, Fara in Sabina, Fiano Romano, Civitella San Paolo, Sant'Oreste, Ponzano Romano, Nazzano, Stimigliano, Poggio Mirteto, Montopoli, Casperia, and Roccantica. The complex is free for the procedure and is regular from an urban planning and building perspective.