Building Plot for sale in Pontevedra city, Pontevedra

A farm is for sale in the area of Lameliña, in the parish of Bora, within the municipality of Pontevedra.

The property has a total area of 5,304 m and has recently been subdivided into four independent plots: three of them are in rural core land, suitable for building, and a fourth, larger one, is in general rustic land.

The buildable plots have areas ranging from 511 m to 532 m, ideal for constructing single-family homes with a garden and private space.

The main estate, measuring 3,668 m, offers ample rustic land, perfect for agricultural use, leisure purposes, or even as an addition to the homes.

All of them are clearly bounded and have boundary lines along public roads, ensuring convenient access and good internal connectivity.

The surroundings of Lameliña are peaceful, surrounded by nature, with single-family homes that maintain the character of the Galician rural core.

Just a few minutes by car you can reach the center of Pontevedra, with all services, shops, educational and healthcare facilities.

Bora has a strategic location, with close access to the N-541 and good connections to the AP-9, making it easy to travel to Vigo, Santiago de Compostela, or the beaches of the Rías Baixas.

Plot A 532 m (rural core)
Maximum occupancy: 60% up to 319 m built.
Development potential: 0.60 m/m maximum for 319 m that can be built.
Maximum height: 7 meters.
Number of floors: ground floor + upper floor + under roof (B P BC).
Minimum setbacks: 4 m to the alignment and 3 m to boundary lines.
Minimum frontage: 6 m.

Plot B 511 m (rural core)
Maximum occupancy: 306 m built.
Development potential: up to 306 m.
Maximum height: 7 meters.
Number of floors: B P BC.
Setbacks: 4 m and 3 m respectively.
Minimum frontage: 6 m.

Plot C 521 m (rural core)
Maximum occupancy: 312 m built.
Development potential: up to 312 m.
Maximum height: 7 meters.
Number of floors: B P BC.
Setbacks: 4 m and 3 m.
Minimum frontage: 6 m.

Plot D 3,668 m (general rustic land)
It is governed by rustic land regulations, where it is not buildable for standard residential use, except for exceptions of an agricultural/livestock nature or facilities linked to the rural environment.

This is an interesting opportunity for both those who want to build their own home in a natural setting without giving up proximity to the city, and investors who want to develop multiple buildings on independent plots.

The combination of developable plots and rustic land provides versatility and multiple options for use, in a location with strong potential for value appreciation.