We offer a unique opportunity for those looking to find their place in a harmonious natural environment. The subject of sale is 13 building plots (20 MN) in charming Bartoszowka, with areas ranging from 1446 m² to 2921 m². Located in the picturesque scenery of Mazovian meadows and forests, these areas are a true paradise for nature lovers and those seeking peace and relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Bartoszowka is a place where every day can start with a morning walk among the greenery, and evenings can be spent listening to the sounds of nature. The surrounding forests, rich in flora and fauna, encourage active outdoor activities, and numerous cycling and hiking trails allow for discovering the charms of the region. An additional advantage is the proximity of the Pisia Tuczna river, which is an excellent place for relaxation and recreation. Despite its charming rural character, Bartoszowka enjoys excellent communication with Warsaw - the drive to the capital takes only 35-40 minutes. Nearby, there are essential service points, such as a grocery store, Orlik sports field, and a primary school in Skuly, making this location ideal for families with children. Bartoszowka is not only a place to live but also a space where one can find balance and harmony with nature. We invite you to discover this unique location, where every day can be full of inspiration and peace.

Basic purpose: Areas for single-family residential development.
Supplementary purposes:
a) utility and garage buildings,
b) communication, technical infrastructure, environmental protection devices for the needs of the plot or local needs,
c) small architecture objects.

Development rules
1) General development rules Establish the implementation of single-family residential buildings as
free-standing buildings. In the area of limited development and construction, a ban on the construction of buildings with rooms intended for human habitation is established.
a) untransgressable building lines -
on the area with the symbol 20MN - 6.0m,
b) parameters of building plot development - maximum building area in relation to the area
of the building plot located in the MN area - 35%,
- biologically active area in relation to the area of the building plot located in the MN area - at least 50%,
- maximum building intensity - 0.7,
- minimum building intensity - 0.05.
c) maximum building height 15.0m, including maximum height:
- utility and garage buildings - 6.0m,
- buildings with rooms not intended for human habitation in
the area of limited development and construction - 4.0m,
- single-family residential buildings - 11.0m,
- small architecture objects - 3.5m.
d) roof geometry - flat roofs, single, double, or multi-pitched roofs with a slope
of the roof surfaces up to 45 degrees.

Detailed rules and conditions for merging and dividing properties
a) minimum plot areas 1000m2,
- the determination of minimum plot areas does not apply to plots
for the needs of locating technical infrastructure devices and internal roads;
b) minimum plot fronts 18.0m;
c) angle of the side plot boundaries at 90º ±20º;
4) Minimum area of a newly designated building plot 1000m2
5) Communication service, parking
a) communication service of the area The area is served from public roads and internal roads.
b) parking It is established that a minimum of 2 parking spaces for passenger cars must be provided on one's own plot; in the case of buildings with an integrated service function - at least three parking spaces. Balancing parking spaces with parking spaces in garages is allowed.

Location information:
Bartoszowka (until 1919 Skobelewka) - a village in Poland, located in the Mazovian Voivodeship, in Grodzisk County, in the municipality of Zabia Wola. It lies on the Pisia Tuczna river.
Until 1954, it was the seat of the Skuly commune. From 1954 to 1972, the village belonged to and was the seat of the Bartoszowka village council. From 1975 to 1998, the village administratively belonged to the Skierniewice Voivodeship. After the January Uprising, the Skuly estate was confiscated and leased, and after the Russo-Turkish War, these goods were given to General Mikhail Skobelew. He brought Russian settlers in 1878, who established the settlement of Skobelewka on the land given to them (in 1919, in honor of Bartosz Glowacki, the name was changed to Bartoszowka). Skuly and Bartoszowka are located between two forest complexes. The forest to the east of the village is mostly under strict protection (Skulski Forest reserve), while a small reserve of Skulskie Deby has been established in the forest to the west.

Available plots and their prices:

. 1815m2 - 363,000 PLN
. 1815m2 - 363,000 PLN
. 1639m2 - 295,020 PLN
. 1703m2 - 306,540 PLN
. 1703m2 - 306,540 PLN
. 1446m2 - 260,280 PLN
. 1681m2 - 302,580 PLN
. 1691m2 - 304,380 PLN
. 2789m2 - 334,680 PLN
10. 2763m2 - 331,560 PLN
11. 2762m2 - 331,440 PLN
12. 2850m2 - 342,000 PLN
13. 2921m2 - 350,520 PLN

Specifications:
Area: 1815.0 m²

Seller: Jakub Chalimoniuk

Data source: https://www.otodom.pl/pl/oferta/177631-ID4wXWc