A 4,000 m² land parcel in the first phase of the Chullera redevelopment

The land looks out across the sea, the mountains and the surrounding urban area from a south-facing position. This 4,000 m² residential plot in Chullera Park, Manilva occupies the highest section of the urbanisation, giving it open panoramic views and day-long sun exposure. Because building is not yet permitted on the site, the purchase is a land-bank holding rather than an immediate self-build project.

Planning status and infrastructure

For years, unfinished basic infrastructure and legal uncertainty prevented construction in this suburban sector. An agreement has now been reached between the town hall, residents and developers to reorganise the wider Chullera area through a multi-phase redevelopment and ratification plan. That programme is set to install proper roads, modern infrastructure and green spaces. This residential plot in Chullera Park, Manilva falls within the first phase of the project, with development estimated by the seller to become possible within two to three years.

Division and building allowances

Once the ratification and infrastructure works allow licences to be granted, the 4,000 m² parcel has the potential to be divided rather than built as a single estate. The stated parameters allow for four villas of approximately 300 m² built area each, with room for a pool. An alternative layout permits up to eight villas or townhouses of approximately 165 m² built area each, plus a basement. That flexibility lets a buyer decide later between fewer, larger detached homes or a higher number of medium-sized houses, depending on what the local market demands when the land becomes buildable.

What a buyer should establish before offering