Building plots for sale with a total area of 9 932 m² (almost 1 ha) in the village of Mieszałki, 15 km from Bobolice, in gmina Grzmiąca (municipality), powiat szczecinecki (Szczecinek county), West Pomeranian Voivodeship, north-western Poland. An elongated complex measuring approx. 92 × 216 m, with zoning decisions (Polish 'warunki zabudowy', WZ) for single-family houses. It is surrounded by open meadows and pastures with clumps of trees among the fields; the nearest forest is approx. 100 m away, and the nearest buildings are only in the distance.

Location and access:

The complex lies among meadows outside the built-up part of the village, at a junction of local unpaved roads; a row of trees grows along the road on the eastern side. The nearest bus stop is approx. 1.2 km away. It is approx. 6 km to Grzmiąca, the seat of the municipality, with an operating station on the electrified railway line 404 Szczecinek - Kołobrzeg; trains run from there both to Szczecinek and to the seaside at Kołobrzeg. The village is reached by county roads, and voivodeship roads no. 169 and no. 171 (Bobolice - Barwice) run within a radius of approx. 10 km.

Village and surroundings:

Mieszałki is a small village with its own council (sołectwo) in the northern part of gmina Grzmiąca, with approx. 230 inhabitants. The village has the neo-Gothic church of St Joseph from 1884-1885, built of stone and brick, and a village community hall. The primary school and the municipal office are in Grzmiąca, and the full county-level facilities, including a hospital and an indoor swimming pool, are in Szczecinek. The surroundings of the plots are entirely agricultural: flat, gently undulating meadows with grazing cattle and an open view as far as the wall of forest on the horizon.

Recreation:

Forests cover about one third of the municipality and are rich in bilberries and mushrooms; the nearest forest complex begins approx. 100 m from the plots. The area around the village includes the Natura 2000 bird site Ostoja Drawska and natural monuments. Along the western edge of the municipality flows the Parsęta, a river with a natural channel valued by anglers, and the valley of its tributary, the Perznica, is regarded as an area of high natural value. Szczecinek has Lake Trzesiecko with a town park, a promenade, seasonal bathing areas and a cable water-ski lift, one of the longest in Europe. To the south-west stretches the Pojezierze Drawskie lake district with Lake Drawsko, the second deepest in Poland.

What you can build:

Each plot has a zoning decision (WZ) for a detached, single-storey single-family residential building, with a usable attic and a basement permitted. The most important parameters from the decision: - built-up area (building footprint): up to 25% - biologically active area (green area): min. 50% - width of the front elevation: from 10 to 18 m - height to the roof ridge: up to 8.50 m - symmetrical gable roof or multi-pitched roof, roof pitch from 25 to 45 degrees - roof covering: roof tiles or metal roof tiles

Utilities and access:

- electricity: an overhead power line runs along the road next to the complex - access: local unpaved road

Distances:

- Grzmiąca 6 km - Tychowo approx. 12 km - Bobolice 15 km - Barwice approx. 16 km - Szczecinek approx. 27 km - the sea (beach in Mielno) approx. 60 km - Berlin: approx. 254 km in a straight line

Buying in interest-free installments without a bank:

- minimum down payment - 10% - after paying 10% you already become the owner - repayment in monthly or other installments - repayment period of up to 5 years (60 months) - no credit check - security - a mortgage only