Birgisch, Valais 3903

Only suitable as a primary residence. Plot 891 is located above the Ägertenstrasse in the village called "Hälftschuggo". Description of the building plot in Birgisch Plot 891 with a total floor area of 602 m2 is located in the holiday home zone and has a utilization rate of 0.15 to 0.3. The access road is not available. The shares of plot no. 903 (road) and the shares of plot no. 241 (turning area) will also be sold Art. 80 Holiday home zone F1, F1-QP, F1- (Excerpt from the building and zoning regulations of the municipality of Naters) Purpose: Holidays and Residences Construction: open Building height: max.: 6.00 O.K max.: 8.50 O.K ridge purlin Number of floors: 1 to 2 full storeys Building length: max.: 10.00 m Utilization rate: 0.15 without district plan 0.3 with district map Building materials: Base floor: masonry or concrete Construction: at least half in wood Sloping roofs are mandatory Boundary distances: small boundary distance, 1/3 of the height of the buildings, measured from any point of the façade, but at least 3 m Noise sensitivity level: II Special provisions: The supply of the holiday home zone by the public services of the municipality, in particular refuse collection, sewage disposal, snow removal and black ice control, may be excluded or made dependent on special services provided by the landowners. In the holiday home zone F1-QP, construction can only be carried out on the basis of a district plan, possibly combined with a land reallocation. Within the framework of the district plan, two full storeys can be permitted. In the FS-zone (landscape-sensitive building area), construction may only be carried out within the framework of district planning that largely takes into account the landscape values. The traffic development must not take place via the old village of Blatten. Retail price: CHF 110'000.00 Availability: Immediately or by appointment General information about Birgisch Public life in Birgisch takes place in the main hamlet of "Zär Kapälla". Here, within a radius of a few meters, there is the chapel from the knights' time, the school and community center as well as the restaurant, fire station and a grocery store. Above the Birgian Forest and the vertically sloping rocks sits the Nesselalp.