FOR SALE ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT IN SAN PASQUALE, SARDINIA. North of the island
Sassari
- 54 m²
- 1
- 1
125.000 €
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Land for sale in Sardinia
Land listings in Sardinia range from pastureland in the inland hinterland to granite-terrain parcels in Gallura, traditionally the ground for a stazzo, and agricultural land on the Campidano plain. Private sellers and agencies list their land on the platform. Terra Mia Immobiliare runs it as a listing marketplace in German, English and Italian.
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What buyers should know about land in Sardinia
Land in Sardinia sits either on granite or basalt ground in the north, surrounded by cork oak and macchia, or on the flat Campidano plain in the south, which is farmed. Large parts of the coast fall under a regional landscape protection plan that limits construction. The difference from a house is the classification: the zoning plan and the land registry determine whether and what can be built.
Before buying, a buyer checks the classification of the land in the municipal zoning plan and the land registry, which matters even more for parcels near the coast that often fall under the regional landscape protection plan. Vehicle access, an existing water connection or a private well, and whether electricity is already connected are worth checking. Boundaries should be matched against a survey, especially where pastureland has no continuous fence at the edge. If a stazzo or a ruin already stands on the land, its status is worth clarifying separately.
Frequently asked questions
Can I build on land bought through Terra Mia Immobiliare in Sardinia?
That depends on the classification of the parcel, not on the platform. The zoning plan and the land registry decide whether a plot counts as building land or as agricultural land, and coastal parcels often carry limits from the regional landscape protection plan. Terra Mia Immobiliare states no blanket rule; the guide section of the portal explains the distinction.
What should a buyer check before buying land in Sardinia?
A buyer checks the classification of the plot in the zoning plan and the land registry, especially for parcels near the coast under landscape protection. Vehicle access, water and electricity connections, and exact boundaries against a survey matter, particularly where pastureland has no continuous fence. If a stazzo or a ruin stands on the plot, its status should be clarified.
Is there land near the sea in Sardinia?
Coastal parcels do exist, but they often fall under the regional landscape protection plan, which limits construction across large parts of the coast. Availability shifts with whatever is currently listed. Terra Mia Immobiliare lists what private sellers and agencies submit, without promising a specific distance to the sea.
What does the distinction between building land and agricultural land mean in practice?
The classification decides whether a parcel may be built on or stays reserved for grazing or farming, common across Sardinia's pastoral interior. Combined with coastal landscape protection, it shapes what is actually possible on a given plot. The guide section of the portal explains how to trace the classification of a specific parcel.
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