Estate for sale in Oristano of 400 m² – ID 1908981

Casale Màssama --- under construction with three hectares land --- The unfinished farmhouse is located in the hamlet of Oristano Màssama, 5 km from the provincial capital, on a 33,000-sqm plot facing the asphalt road. The unfinished property is built in Gasbeton and consists of two constructed buildings for 400 sqm totally: one of these is agricultural, while the main one is partly agricultural and partly residential (part of the residence on the upper floor is to be built). Main building The residential part, 250 sqm usable space, of the main building is on two levels with the upper floor partially built. The agricultural part on the ground floor consists of 150 sqm agricultural rooms and further 150 sqm sheds. Second building The second constructed building consists of a shed with an already plastered well/warehouse room of 90 sqm. A total of 400 sqm has been built. The project also includes a separate 400-sqm shed that is still to be built. Land The 33000-sqm flat land is fenced with 8.70 m green wire mesh and has a main access, already built with stonewalls, and a secondary one. The estate is mostly cultivated with myrtle grove with about 6000 myrtle plants and olive trees and faces the asphalt road. The internal basalt roads have already been built. Services In the property you find agricultural water and a 25 metres deep authorized artesian well. Electricity is on the border of the land. The buildings constructed are all registered. The residential part is registered as under construction. In the surroundings Màssama and Zeddiani, 3 km, offer all the main services. Màssama is connected to Oristano, about 5 km, and to the other hamlets through the municipal urban transport system. The coast and its beautiful beaches are about 10 km: Torre Grande, 10 km, S. Giovanni di Sinis, 21 km, Is Arutas, 24 km. This estate offers excellent possibilities for creating a farmhouse or a residence. The village Màssama is a hamlet of the municipality of Oristano with about 600 inhabitants. This ancient village is located in central western Sardinia, in northern Campidano Plain, on the edge of the flood zone of the Tirso River, which flows about two kilometres from the hamlet. Nine metres above sea level, the centre is about five km to the coast. Situated in a particularly fertile and green countryside, given the proximity of the Tirso River, the hamlet of Màssama has a predominantly agro-pastoral economy. Exempt from energy classification obligation. Price: euro 220,000. [email protected] - www.sardahousing.com ------------- Màssama short info The ancient small village of Màssama is a hamlet of the municipality of Oristano with about 600 inhabitants. The town is located in central western Sardinia, in northern Campidano Plain, at the edge of the flood zone of the Tirso River that flows about two kilometres from the village. Nine metres above sea level, the centre is about five km to the west coast as the crow flies. Located in a particularly fertile and green countryside, given the proximity of the Tirso River, the hamlet of Màssama has a predominantly agro-pastoral economy. The name of the village, documented as Màrsima from 1357 to 1359, could date back to that of the Carthaginian settlement the remains of which were found near the churchyard in the Oratorio delle Anime. It is more likely, however, that the toponym has Roman origins. It should derive from a Roman statio that was located along the Via Maxima, the ancient Roman main road that connected Tharros to Forum Traiani (Fordongianus). Although the first human settlements (located by scholars in the Montigu Mannu area) date back to the pre-Nuragic (Eneolithic) and Nuragic eras, Màssama has Roman origins. A judicial villa of the Giudicato d'Arborea in the Middle Ages, Màssama has been a part of the curatoria of Campidano Maggiore until 1410, the year in which it became part of the marquisate of Oristano. From 1477 royal officials administered it following the seizure of Leonardo Alagon's fief. The feudal regime ended for Màssama in 1836. Màssama became a hamlet of the Municipality of Oristano in 1927.

estate of 400 m²

Oristano, Sardinia, Italy