Działki 4 877 m² Castell-Platja d Aro, Hiszpania

Castell-Platja d Aro, Hiszpania, Lower Emporda

€3,50M

€718/m²

Działki 4 877 m² Castell-Platja d Aro, Hiszpania

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ID: 859597

Data aktualizacji: 27.09.2023

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Hiszpania
Region / Państwo

Katalonia
Okolica

Girona
Miasto

Lower Empordà
Miasteczko

Castell-Platja d Aro
Adres

Avinguda del Cavall Bernat

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Large plot of residential, consolidated urban buildable land in Platja d’Aro, “Els Estanys” area. Located in a good location since it is in a very central but quiet area where we find a beautiful lake with numerous native and migratory birds through which we can walk quietly. Shops and restaurants are easily within 3 minutes walking as well as the beach. It will not be necessary to use the car to move around the area The plot has 4,877 m2 of land, equivalent to (x 0.85) = 4,145 m2 of roof. It has a preliminary study carried out, for 42 homes, in three blocks, with green areas, garden and community pool. Contact us for more information. Platja d’Aro A benchmark town in commerce and leisure in the municipality of Castell-Platja d’Aro y S’agaró, it will offer you quality tourism with numerous fashion, gastronomy and restaurant stores. Also characterized by its nightlife for both young and old, making it one of the liveliest towns on the Costa Brava. Surrounded by Mediterranean landscapes, coves and typical towns full of history and culture. It also highlights the variety of beaches that this rich coast makes available both for its “Platja Gran” and for “La Conca” together with the maritime port that divides them. Where we can find small coves and corners where to relax and enjoy the landscape. Costa Brava The Costa Brava is the name given to it on the strip of coastline that runs from Blanes to Portbou, on the border with France, and which is limited to the province of Girona, in Catalonia. It has an extension of 214 km of coastline and was baptized as Costa Brava by the journalist Ferran Agulló in 1908, alluding to the wild natural landscape and the capricious rocky forms, sometimes wild, abrupt and steep that this part of the Mediterranean coastline outlines. Due to its great beauty, which combines its marine essence with the green tones of the vegetation that practically reaches the sea, as well as its pleasant Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and warm summers, it was the chosen place of many artists and writers such as Picasso. Marc Chagall, Dalí or Rusiñol.