Agricultural Land 14,078 sqm in San Piero Patti

Agricultural land for auction in San Piero Patti (ME) – Contrada Mancusa Mancusa The lot for auction is located in a rural area in San Piero Patti (ME), specifically in Contrada Mancusa and Contrada San Giovanni. It is an agricultural area with local traffic and no parking facilities. Neighboring areas include the Municipalities of Montalbano Elicona and Patti. The lands fall under 'E1', 'E5', and 'E6' zones of the urban planning instrument, characterized by extra-urban agricultural areas designated for the maintenance and requalification of the agricultural landscape. Surface Area and Internal Distribution The lot has a total commercial area of 14,078.00 sqm and consists of eight plots of agricultural land. Parcels 33, 34, 35, and 36 of sheet 7 are cultivated with hazelnut groves and mixed woodland featuring Mediterranean scrub essences. Parcels 783 and 786 of sheet 8 and 1799 of sheet 19 are cultivated as olive groves or arable land with trees. Parcel 486 of sheet 19 includes a ruined rural building of 53 sqm, to be verified for urban registration, in precarious condition. The orography of the land varies from hilly to sloping, with a predominant clayey or medium-textured soil tending towards clayey. The general state of maintenance is average, with some olive groves in a state of abandonment or neglect. Features and Amenities The lands do not feature specific irrigation systems or agricultural arrangements, with the exception of some sloping areas. Tree crops include hazelnut, downy oak woodland, olive, and walnut. The ruined rural building is constructed from concrete conglomerate and stones with a tiled roof. The lands are subject to hydrogeological and forestry restrictions, which do not permit new building activities. Context and Connections The area is purely rural and agricultural, with access via local country roads. No public services or transportation are available in the immediate vicinity, given the extra-urban nature of the area. The property is free for the procedure, and the cadastral and urban planning conformity of the lands presents no discrepancies, although the ruined building requires a cadastral update.