Land, Slivno, Tuštevac, Sale, 42253.00m²

Agricultural land with the possibility of construction, Slivno

In the small town of Tuštevac, which belongs to the municipality of Slivno, there is an impressive agricultural land of 42,253 m2.
It has been arranged, and large financial resources and time have been invested in order to level it, improve it and clean it.
It can be reached by an asphalted road that descends from the state road D8 (Adriatic highway), which leads to Dubrovnik.
Electricity, water and other infrastructure are nearby where the settlement is.
The plot is mostly flat, the whole lot is maintained and many varieties of Mediterranean crops such as lemons, oranges, tangerines, kumquats, hazelnuts and others have been planted on it.
The part of the canal that is connected to the river Mala Neretva also belongs to it.
There is also an old stone ruin on it with a floor plan area of ​​46 m2, which can be renovated and thus it is possible to obtain building permits more easily.
However, in addition to the possibility of building by restoring the existing ruins, construction is also allowed for the needs of a registered family farm and the provision of catering and tourist services in a peasant household under the following conditions:;
On a plot of land of at least 3 ha, at a distance of at least 100 m from the coastline, it is possible to build a building with one above-ground floor with up to 400 m² of construction (gross) area and a maximum height of up to 5.0 m and/or a basement with up to 1000 m² of construction area. (gross) area.

It is possible to buy a smaller area of ​​land, but with the possibility of construction.

This is an ideal opportunity for anyone who wants to contribute to the improvement of the tourist offer of this special part of the Neretva river valley.
The idea is to open an OPG with bungles, glamping tents, domestic animals, traditional cuisine and tours along the channels of the Neretva River.
In addition, it is possible to continue to engage in agricultural activity because this land has all the prerequisites for it.
The mouth of the Neretva River, where it flows into the sea, is only a 9-minute drive away, and the beach in Duba is a 12-minute drive away.

The Neretva Valley is an important agricultural area where citrus fruits are mainly grown (4,000 wagonloads of tangerines are produced), followed by watermelons, plums… Vegetables include tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, etc. The cultivation of olives, which dates back to the Principality of Neretva, is also significant. . Bird hunting has been present in the Valley since ancient times and was one of the main activities of older residents who over time developed special skills that are still used today (cocking). Because of the beautiful views and interesting things that the Delta has to offer, more and more tourists come every year.