Two adjoining building plots for sale, with a total area of 41 322 m² (approx. 4.1 ha), in the cadastral district of Parsęcko, 10 km from Szczecinek, in gmina Szczecinek (municipality), powiat szczecinecki (Szczecinek county), West Pomeranian Voivodeship, north-western Poland. The complex is shaped like the letter L, with outer dimensions of approx. 275 × 324 m, and is currently in agricultural use. To the north-west the land adjoins a large forest complex; all around is an open, gently undulating landscape of fields and meadows with belts of trees on the horizon; the only buildings close by are a single farmstead at the north-eastern corner. Both plots have a zoning decision (Polish 'warunki zabudowy', WZ) for single-family houses.

Location and access:

Parsęcko lies on voivodeship road no. 172 Połczyn-Zdrój - Barwice - Szczecinek. In Szczecinek the route connects with national roads no. 11 and 20 and with the town bypass along the S11 expressway, which will eventually lead without traffic lights to Koszalin and the sea. Szczecinek is also a railway junction of three lines, with direct trains to Poznań, Piła, Kołobrzeg and Chojnice, among other destinations. The plots themselves are reached by an unpaved road running along their southern boundary, approx. 750 m from the local road.

Village and surroundings:

Parsęcko is the oldest recorded settlement in the Szczecinek area (the first record dates from 1268) and one of the largest villages in the municipality, with approx. 940 inhabitants according to the 2021 census. Near the village rise the springs of the Parsęta, a river which after 139 km flows into the Baltic Sea in Kołobrzeg; of the former lake from which the village took its name, extensive meadows and peat bogs remain. On site there is a historic church from the 19th century, a primary school with a preschool section (approx. 2.4 km from the plots), a village community hall and a volunteer fire brigade. Full facilities, including the county hospital with a round-the-clock emergency department and an indoor swimming pool, are in Szczecinek (approx. 37 000 inhabitants).

Recreation:

Along the wall of forest on the boundary of the complex runs a grassy track among birches and mixed trees, ready for a walk straight from the plot. Szczecinek lies between lakes: along Lake Trzesiecko stretches the historic Park Miejski (town park) with a promenade and a pier, a cycling route 14.5 km long has been laid around the lake, and in summer official bathing areas and a water-ski cable lift, one of the longest in Europe, are in operation. The shallow, wild Lake Wielimie on the northern side of the town is valued by anglers. To the west stretches the Drawsko Lakeland (Pojezierze Drawskie) with Drawski Park Krajobrazowy (Drawsko Landscape Park) and Lake Drawsko, the second deepest in Poland, while road no. 172 leads through Barwice to the spa town of Połczyn-Zdrój with its historic Park Zdrojowy (spa park) of approx. 80 ha.

What you can build:

There is currently no local zoning plan (MPZP). Each plot has a zoning decision for detached single-family residential development. Key parameters from the decision: - built-up area ratio: up to 30% of the site - biologically active area (green area): min. 50% - above-ground development intensity: up to 0.6 - building height: up to 10.5 m - pitched or flat roofs, roof pitch from 25 to 45 degrees

Utilities and access:

- access: an unpaved road along the southern boundary of the plots - an overhead power line on single poles crosses the site

Distances:

- Szczecinek approx. 10 km - Barwice approx. 20 km - Borne Sulinowo approx. 24 km - Biały Bór approx. 29 km - Bobolice approx. 29 km - Berlin: approx. 253 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