Land For Sale Poland, Polish Land For Sale
Wielkopolskie Poznański
199 000 zł € 45 958 £ 38,417 $ 59,403
Mazowieckie Grodziski
245 000 zł € 56 582 £ 47,297 $ 73,134
Wielkopolskie Obornicki
58 617 zł € 13 537 £ 11,316 $ 17,498
Wielkopolskie Poznański
265 000 zł € 61 201 £ 51,158 $ 79,104
Wielkopolskie Poznański
94 000 zł € 21 709 £ 18,147 $ 28,060
Mazowieckie Otwocki
390 000 zł € 90 069 £ 75,290 $ 116,418
Wielkopolskie Poznań
555 000 zł € 128 176 £ 107,143 $ 165,672
Wielkopolskie Poznań
3 450 000 zł € 796 767 £ 666,023 $ 1,029,851
Wielkopolskie Poznański
2 748 500 zł € 634 758 £ 530,598 $ 820,448
Wielkopolskie Poznań
1 680 000 zł € 387 991 £ 324,324 $ 501,493
Wielkopolskie Poznań
2 000 000 zł € 461 894 £ 386,100 $ 597,015
Wielkopolskie Poznański
650 000 zł € 150 115 £ 125,483 $ 194,030
Wielkopolskie Poznań
238 000 zł € 54 965 £ 45,946 $ 71,045
Wielkopolskie Poznański
245 000 zł € 56 582 £ 47,297 $ 73,134
Wielkopolskie Poznań
360 000 zł € 83 141 £ 69,498 $ 107,463
Wielkopolskie Poznański
900 000 zł € 207 852 £ 173,745 $ 268,657
Wielkopolskie Poznański
120 000 zł € 27 714 £ 23,166 $ 35,821
Wielkopolskie Poznański
275 000 zł € 63 510 £ 53,089 $ 82,090
Wielkopolskie Poznański
750 000 zł € 173 210 £ 144,788 $ 223,881
Wielkopolskie Szamotulski
88 000 zł € 20 323 £ 16,988 $ 26,269
Wielkopolskie Poznański
415 000 zł € 95 843 £ 80,116 $ 123,881
Wielkopolskie Poznański
99 000 zł € 22 864 £ 19,112 $ 29,552
Wielkopolskie Szamotulski
135 000 zł € 31 178 £ 26,062 $ 40,299
Wielkopolskie Szamotulski
120 000 zł € 27 714 £ 23,166 $ 35,821
Wielkopolskie Szamotulski
120 000 zł € 27 714 £ 23,166 $ 35,821
Wielkopolskie Szamotulski
140 000 zł € 32 333 £ 27,027 $ 41,791
Wielkopolskie Szamotulski
165 000 zł € 38 106 £ 31,853 $ 49,254
Wielkopolskie Poznański
180 000 zł € 41 570 £ 34,749 $ 53,731
Wielkopolskie Poznański
129 000 zł € 29 792 £ 24,903 $ 38,507
Wielkopolskie Poznań
540 000 zł € 124 711 £ 104,247 $ 161,194
There is currently a massive categorisation programme of land going on across Poland known as the Three Dimensional Spatial Plan.
Each plot of land is being assigned a use, agricultural, housing, industrial, recreational, etc.
As expected this process is full of disputes, arguments and disagreements and so in many areas, especially the major cities, it is slow going.
If you are buying land it is essential to know if it has permission for whatever you want and more importantly if the land in the surrounding areas has also been defined.
So Polish land can be divided into four catagories:
Polish agricultural land
Polish land for building
Polish recreational land
Polish industrial land
Polish Agricultural Land
Polish farmland is some of the most fertile in Europe
Polish agricultural land is famous for being highly fertile and producing an excellent yield.
For this reason large amounts have already been purchased by British farmers keen to work soil that leads less chemicals and offers them a chance to compete in the lucrative organic produce market.
There are a number of restrictions on how much land you can buy and for more information on this see the section on How to Buy a Polish Property.
Polish Land for Building
A typical plot with planning permission to build
Plots for building are further subdivided into categories.
There may be permission to build flats, family houses, two family houses, and so on.
The permission granted will usually include height as well. For example you may be able to build a one storey house with a useable attic floor or a four storey block of flats.
Finally there are often restrictions on what percentage of the land can actually be covered by the footprint of the building.
In certain areas of natural beauty or of historic interest there may also be requirements on the materials that need to be used.
This may all sound a bit daunting but it is no different to the rest of Europe and a sensible step to avoid prime areas of the country being spoilt by greedy developers.
Polish Recreational Land
Some land is reserved for recreation only
Recreational land is a very European concept. This is land not for agricultural use but for people to use during the summer and weekends as a place to relax.
Plots are often located by a lake, forest or other attractions that offer their owners plenty to do such as swimming, cycling, hill-walking and horse riding.
This type of land may have some utilities connected such as water and electricity (which would not be allowed on agricultural land).
Most have permission to build a recreational house - a house meant for holiday use rather than built to be lived in all year.
This land is ideal for investment and a great way to get a foothold in Polish property if you don't have a large budget.
It will allow you to own a plot and when you can, build a small property as a holiday home.
Caution should be drawn to the fact that not all recreational land has permission to build.
Polish Industrial land
Industrial land can include service uses
Industrial land means land for commercial production, storage, warehousing, logistics, etc. as well as for services.
Each plot will have its own listing of what activities you are allowed to carry out there.
For example many state that land can be used for warehousing or services (such as a petrol station, car repair, etc.).
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