This magnificent plot is located in San Jordi in the municipality of Palma, it has 17.500 m2 approx. It is a building plot, you can build a house of 263.m2 approx. It has electricity and water well, asphalted access road, it has an existing mill of 140 m2 built.

* Coefficient of edificabilidad 1.5%
* Occupation 2%.
* Total height 8 m
* Maximum number of floors 2 (PB +P1)
* Minimum separation 10 m.
* Minimum separation between buildings on the same plot 6m.
* Maximum volume of a single building 900m3

Sant Jordi is a district of Palma in Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain. Located near Sa Casa Blanca, the airport and the population centre of Sa Aranjassa, it gives its name to the Prado de Sant Jordi, a former reservoir drained in the 19th century. The total population is 2.563 inhabitants. Sant Jordi is known for its popular windmills.
It has public transport by bus with the rest of the city (EMT lines 14 and 31), a municipal library, a public school and a sports centre. It is approximately 15 kilometres from the historic centre of Palma.

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The Balearic Islands are an archipelago located in the Mediterranean Sea. Mallorca, Menorca, Cabrera, Ibiza and Formentera are the islands that form it. It has a temperate Mediterranean climate, with very hot summers and mild winters.

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