A compact building parcel with utilities in place

Light crosses this 191 m² residential plot in Cancelada from morning to evening because all four orientations — north, east, south and west — are open to it. Any house planned here can therefore place glazing where the sun is wanted and keep cooler rooms on the north side, while looking out towards the mountain views.

What a 191 m² footprint means for a build

At 191 square metres, this is a parcel for a compact village house or townhouse-scale build rather than a detached villa with wide gardens. The benefit of that size is low future upkeep and a build budget focused on the structure itself rather than retaining walls and grounds. Before making an offer on this residential plot in Cancelada, a buyer should confirm the permitted buildable percentage, maximum height and whether the structure can sit flush to the boundaries.

Services and access

Four main supplies are recorded for the land: electricity, drinkable water, gas and telephone. Buying a resale plot where these services are already present removes the heaviest delay and uncertainty of raw land development, though an engineer should still verify the exact meter points at the boundary. The parcel is also noted as having access for people with reduced mobility, which points to an approachable street gradient both for daily life and for bringing construction vehicles onto the site.

Position in Cancelada

The setting combines country surroundings with an established commercial area. Daily errands do not require a long drive, as the land sits close to shops, schools, a church and public transport, while remaining close to the sea. Having those amenities on hand makes this residential plot in Cancelada practical for a permanent base rather than purely a holiday project, and the condition of the plot itself is recorded as excellent.