This undeveloped plot of 13,860 m² is situated near Yecla in the Murcia region, offering a rural setting with potential for development. While currently devoid of structures, its expansive size suggests possibilities for agricultural use or a secluded building project, subject to local planning regulations. The surrounding landscape features vineyards and orchards, indicative of the region's agricultural heritage. This offering provides a blank canvas for those seeking a substantial parcel of land away from dense urban centres.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The plot is located inland from the Mediterranean coast, approximately 10 minutes from Yecla town centre. It offers views of the regional park and agricultural land. Essential amenities like a supermarket and pharmacy are within a short walking distance, indicating a degree of local accessibility despite its rural positioning.
This land parcel is suitable for individuals or entities looking to develop a property from the ground up or utilize the land for agricultural purposes. It is not a ready-to-occupy dwelling, requiring significant planning and construction to establish a residence. The plot's size is a key consideration for any potential building ambitions.
The land itself is ready for development, with the plot being the primary offering. Any construction on the land would be new development. The indicative completion date of 1970 refers to the land's availability or perhaps past agricultural use, not to any existing structures on the plot.
This offering is for land only, with no existing dwelling or infrastructure. A significant planning restriction is noted: a minimum plot size of 20,000 m² is typically required for building in this specific area. This parcel, at 13,860 m², does not meet that threshold independently, necessitating potential aggregation with adjacent plots.
This land parcel is suited for individuals or entities with a long-term vision for developing a rural property or engaging in agricultural activities. It is particularly relevant for those who are not seeking an immediate move-in ready home but rather the opportunity to create something bespoke. The planning restriction requiring a minimum of 20,000 m² for building means this plot alone is not suitable for immediate residential construction, making it ideal for investors who can acquire adjacent land, or for those interested in farming or other land-based uses that do not require a dwelling. Buyers who value extensive land ownership, appreciate the autonomy of designing and constructing their own property from scratch, or wish to pursue agricultural endeavours in a recognised wine-growing region would find this appealing. The rural setting, with amenities within walking distance, offers a balance between seclusion and accessibility.
As this is a plot of land, there is no existing construction or associated finishing quality to assess. The primary characteristic is its undeveloped state. Any development will be subject to the buyer's chosen design, materials, and construction standards, adhering to local building codes and regulations. The land's topography and soil type would be factors in any future construction or agricultural planning. The indicative completion date of 1970 suggests the land has been in its current state for a considerable period, with no modern construction elements present.
The plot is available at a starting price of €25,995. This price reflects the land itself, without any existing structures or developed infrastructure. Given the plot size of 13,860 m², the price per square metre is notably low, indicative of land value rather than developed property. Availability is confirmed as 'Gereed' (Ready), meaning the land can be acquired. However, potential buyers must be aware of the local building regulations, which stipulate a minimum plot size of 20,000 m² for construction. This parcel, being smaller, may require aggregation with adjacent land to facilitate any building plans, affecting the overall cost and feasibility.
This plot presents a canvas for rural living or agricultural ventures near Yecla. The landscape, characterised by dry terrain, orchards, and distant mountains, suggests a Mediterranean climate conducive to farming. Proximity to essential services like a pharmacy (183m) and supermarket (202m) offers daily convenience, while the town of Yecla is a short drive away. The land is situated in an area where building typically requires larger plots (20,000 m²), implying this parcel may be more suited for agricultural use or requires consolidation with neighbouring land for residential development. The provided imagery depicts a dry, orchard-filled landscape with mountain views, reinforcing the rural and agricultural character of the locale. The distance to the coast is considerable, positioning this as an inland, rather than coastal, Spanish experience.
The immediate environment is rural, characterised by orchards and vineyards, with the town of Yecla providing a local hub. Essential services such as a supermarket and pharmacy are conveniently located within walking distance (202m and 183m respectively). This proximity offers a degree of self-sufficiency for daily needs. The larger town of Yecla, a short drive away, would provide a broader range of amenities, cultural activities, and services. The Regional Park nearby offers opportunities for outdoor pursuits. While urban amenities are accessible, the character of the location is distinctly agrarian and semi-rural, offering a quieter pace of life compared to coastal developments.
This map visualises the plot's location near Yecla in the Murcia region. It highlights the plot's rural setting, surrounded by agricultural land and orchards, with the town of Yecla visible in proximity. The positioning within the broader Murcia province is evident, showing its inland character relative to the Mediterranean coastline.
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This plot is situated in the municipality of Yecla, within the autonomous community of Murcia. Yecla is located in the north-eastern part of the region, inland from the coast. It is known for its wine production and agricultural landscape. Positioned away from major coastal cities like Cartagena or Murcia city, Yecla offers a more traditional, rural Spanish lifestyle. Its location means it is geographically distinct from the popular Costa Blanca and Costa Calida coastal resorts, offering a different experience focused on agriculture and inland scenery.
The plot is situated in a rural inland area. While essential amenities like a supermarket (202m) and pharmacy (183m) are within walking distance, indicating good local access for daily necessities, access to larger towns and transport hubs requires travel. The nearest airport is approximately 999 km away, highlighting its inland positioning. Beaches, such as Zona de Baño 'Las Escanales', are approximately 53 km distant, and golf courses like Font del Llop Golf Resort are around 47 km away. A car is recommended for accessing these recreational facilities and the broader services offered by Yecla and other regional towns. An EV charging point is located 753m away.
The plot is located in an inland area of Murcia, known for its Mediterranean climate. This typically features hot, dry summers and mild winters. The landscape imagery suggests a dry, agricultural environment with orchards and rolling hills, indicative of an area that relies on irrigation. The region benefits from abundant sunshine throughout the year. While specific micro-climate data for the plot is not detailed, the broader Murcia region experiences high numbers of sunshine hours annually, supporting agricultural activities like viticulture. The elevation and topography would influence local temperature variations and rainfall patterns.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)
Recreational opportunities in the immediate vicinity are primarily linked to the rural landscape. The nearest designated swimming areas, Zona de Baño 'Las Escanales' and 'El Arenal', are located approximately 53 km away, indicating that coastal beach activities require a significant journey. Golf enthusiasts will find courses like Font del Llop Golf Resort and Club de Golf Alenda around 47 km distant. The presence of vineyards and orchards in the surrounding area suggests potential for agrotourism or local wine tasting experiences. Access to organised sports facilities would likely be found in the larger town of Yecla.
Source: OpenStreetMap
This plot is situated in the municipality of Yecla, within the autonomous community of Murcia. Yecla is located in the north-eastern part of the region, inland from the coast. It is known for its wine production and agricultural landscape. Positioned away from major coastal cities like Cartagena or Murcia city, Yecla offers a more traditional, rural Spanish lifestyle. Its location means it is geographically distinct from the popular Costa Blanca and Costa Calida coastal resorts, offering a different experience focused on agriculture and inland scenery.
Ref: VL624909
Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
Compared to coastal developments in the Costa Blanca or Costa Calida, this plot in Yecla, Murcia, offers a distinctly different proposition. Projects in areas like Los Alcazares (e.g., GOLDEN GREEN VILLAS, from €539,900) focus on direct access to beaches, marinas, and established tourist infrastructure, often featuring apartments or villas with sea views and communal facilities. These coastal properties command significantly higher prices, reflecting their location and the amenities they offer. In contrast, this Yecla plot is priced at €25,995, reflecting its undeveloped nature and inland location. It appeals to a buyer prioritizing land ownership and agricultural potential over immediate coastal lifestyle or existing property. While coastal areas might offer easier access to international airports and a more established expatriate community, this inland plot provides a connection to a more traditional, agricultural Spanish way of life. The building restrictions in Yecla, requiring larger plots for development, also differentiate it from areas where smaller plots for individual homes are more common. This parcel is for those who see value in land itself, for potential future development, or for agricultural pursuits, rather than a ready-made holiday home.
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