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The property for sale is a farm in the Malounta community of the Nicosia district. It is situated approximately 2.8 km northwest of the center of the community and approximately 1.9 km northeast of the Agrokipia community center. The property also benefits from relatively easy access to neighboring villages and the surrounding countryside. The property has an irregular shape and sloping surface. It abuts a public registered road on its eastern boundary with a frontage of approximately 90 meters. Within the property,y there is an incomplete house and a livestock unit which consists of a milking and storage area of milk, silos, and storage areas for hay. The property was built in circa 2004. On the spot, the total area of the warehouse is approximately 760 sq.m. and the house is approximately 60 sq.m.In addition, the field is suitable for livestock and agricultural exploitation. The building factor allowed in the zone is from 30%, depending on the development. It is worth noting that the property has issued building permits for a rabbit Sheepfold.The property is vacant.
Year built: 2004
Title deed: The property has a separate title deed
Planning zone: Δ1
Building Coefficient: 50%
Coverage Coefficient: 50%
Maximum Floors Allowed: 2
Maximum Building Height (m): 8.30
For registering a resale property in the buyer’s name, transfer fees are required. These fees are determined by the property’s market value as assessed by the Land Registry on the purchase date.
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