Agricultural Land 9160 sqm in Vasto

Agricultural land for auction in Vasto (CH) – Contrada Ripa dei Cechi (ZIP 66054) The land for auction is located in the Municipality of Vasto (CH), in Contrada Ripa dei Cechi, with access from Via Lota via a private road. It is situated in an agricultural area, characterized by a rural and tranquil setting, yet offering good panoramic exposure to the South-East, providing views of part of the Gulf of Vasto - San Salvo coastline. Surface area and internal distribution The land plot has a total area of 9160 sqm and consists of two cadastral parcels: Sheet 42, Parcel 493, measuring 4160 sqm, classified as Arable Land with Trees, Class 04; and Sheet 42, Parcel 510, measuring 5000 sqm, classified as Arable Land, Class 04. Currently, the land is characterized by the presence of unmaintained scrubland for several years. There are no existing buildings on the lot. Features and amenities Access to the lot is provided by a private road, paved with a concrete slab and electro-welded mesh for approximately 300 meters, with the final section of about 60 meters consisting of compacted earth. Along the paved section, there is a provision for a drinking water pipe. The land falls within Zone E (agricultural) according to the General Regulatory Plan and presents hydrogeological constraints and moderate PAI risk on part of parcel 510. For building purposes, the lot's surface area is less than the Minimum Farm Unit (10,000 sqm) for residential use, but it allows for the construction of structures related to the management of the land, with a building index of 0.015 sqm/sqm and a maximum buildable area of 137.40 sqm. Context and connections The land is located in an agricultural area of the Municipality of Vasto, offering a serene and private environment. Its position, although accessed via a private road with sections of significant slope, ensures independence. The lot is free for the procedure and is urbanistically regular, with no existing buildings. Its proximity to the borders of other agricultural properties could make it attractive to those wishing to expand their agricultural area and acquire residential building rights.