Land, Supetar, Škrip, Sale, 14027.00m²

Škrip, Brač — agricultural land with sea view, 14,027 m²

An opportunity for those who recognize the value of a large slice of Mediterranean quiet.

On a gentle north-facing slope above the village of Škrip, with open views across the Brač Channel to the mainland, an agricultural plot of 14,027 m² is for sale. The land is uncultivated, covered with low maquis and the occasional pine canopy among the island’s dry-stone walls. A well-maintained gravel road runs right alongside the plot and, after a few bends, connects to the main asphalt road through Škrip.

It’s easy to imagine a serious Mediterranean planting here: an olive grove, vineyard, aromatic herbs, or a combination of crops. The large surface allows for a functional family farm (OPG) or a quiet hobby estate with your own logistics. Under the applicable spatial plans, outside the construction zone it is possible to plan structures and works serving agricultural activity (e.g., storage, barns, greenhouses, water structures). Locations are set by the municipal spatial plan, and such structures cannot later be converted to residential use. In short: residential building is not the subject here, but an agricultural project with the necessary permits is realistic and allowed.

Škrip—the oldest settlement on the island—is just a few minutes’ drive below the plot. History lives here at every step: the Island of Brač Museum in the Radojković tower and the famed Olive Oil Museum tell of Illyrian walls, Roman traces and the centuries-old olive culture that remains a way of life.

Brač is connected by frequent year-round ferries Split–Supetar (about 50 minutes), seasonal fast boats to Bol, and Brač Airport near Gornji Humac for seasonal flights—everything a serious investor or a family needs for simple logistics.

If you’re looking for a large, peaceful and truly Mediterranean piece of land with room for both ideas and growth, this is a location that justifies every drive up to Škrip.

Get in touch for a viewing and to inspect the documentation—the land looks even better in person.