Agricultural Land 100,640 sqm in Alì

Agricultural land for auction in Alì (ME) – Iuncari District (CAP 98020) The agricultural land for auction is located in the Iuncari Districts, extending between the Municipality of Alì Superiore and the Municipality of Itala, in the province of Messina. It comprises a vast complex of cadastral parcels, predominantly designated as agricultural land according to the General Urban Plans (P.R.G.) of the respective municipalities. The area is characterized by a rural and mountainous setting, with some parcels visible from the Itala-Alì road. Surface Area and Internal Distribution The lot has an estimated total surface area of approximately 100,640 sqm, resulting from the sum of numerous cadastral parcels. These include pastures (such as parcel 27 of 5,180 sqm), vineyards (such as parcel 28 of 1,680 sqm and parcel 415 of 2,880 sqm), arable land (such as parcel 54 of 2,540 sqm and parcel 37 of 6,650 sqm), arboreal arable land (such as parcel 56 of 1,380 sqm), and chestnut groves (such as parcel 24 of 310 sqm and parcel 32 of 8,800 sqm). Some plots are terraced and partly cleared for new olive grove plantings, while others already feature recent olive grove installations. Features and Amenities The lands are characterized by diverse cultivation types and altimetric positions, with some areas situated at higher elevations and others lower. The terraced conformation of some plots facilitates cultivation. There are no specific plant installations or significant built structures, with the exception of any minimal rural buildings already included within the parcels. Context and Connections The property is located in an agricultural area, with access from municipal and provincial roads such as the Itala-Alì road. The location offers panoramic views of certain areas. The land is free for the auction procedure, presenting an opportunity for those seeking an investment in the agricultural sector or for the development of cultivation-related activities. The agricultural urban designation ensures the preservation of the area's rural character.