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LE VIEIL BAUGE 49150

Land for sale LE VIEIL BAUGE (49)

  • area
    16366 m2
  • land
    16366 m2

Presentation of the property : Ground for sale in LE VIEIL BAUGE

FOR SALE – Coppiced woodland with a total surface area of 16,366 m² – “La Pâture Brûlée” sector, LE VIEIL BAUGE Located in the place called “La Pâture Brûlée” LE VIEIL BAUGE, these two plots of coppiced woodland represent a great opportunity for lovers of nature, forest management or land investment. The total surface area reaches 1 hectare 63 ares 66 centiares (or 16,366 m²), divided between two coherent units, easily accessible. The woodland is composed of varied species, with good potential for medium and long-term development. The site has a generally regular topography, accessible via a nearby rural or forest road. The whole is free of any lease and sold in full ownership. This rare property for sale will appeal to individuals as well as investors or forest managers looking for a natural heritage to develop or preserve. Additional information on request. Visits by appointment only. Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur.
Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr.

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Additional information :

Total price including fees 20 000 €
Fees payable by the seller

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Location of the property : Ground 16366 m2 for sale in LE VIEIL BAUGE

49150 LE VIEIL BAUGE

Features of this property :

340 936 796 131
16 366
16 366
20 000 €

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