For sale Development Property, Berezhnytsia village, Lviv, Ukraine, Sichovykh Striltsiv Str. 1 а , 2 а

For sale - Cod. 27201

• Tipology: Development Property
• Area: 133000 m²
• Rooms No.: 1
• Floor: 1
• Publication date announcement: 30/12/2015

Cash investment into purchase of a land plot with immovable property (an architectural landmark: a 19th century palace and park complex) in
Ukraine for construction of a VIP-level recreation complex
A parcel of land consisting of two plots with the total area of 13.3 hectareswith a palace and park complex: 19th century residence mansion of Baron Brunicki’s family with wing andstable. The palace complex is surrounded by a 3 - hectare park created in the 19th century.
Transportation distances from the property:
- Raion administrative center Stryi: 8 km
- National highway Chop-Lviv-Kyiv (part of an international transport corridor): 6 km
- A national resort and treatment center in Morshyn: 15 km
- Stryi railroad station (part of international rail transport corridor): 8 km

The land parcel borders: a forest (national preserve) in the south, a field in the north, and a field in the west and east
The parcel’s southern portion is occupied by a fragment of a forest from which in the 19th century was created a 3 - hectare estate park, a landmark of park and garden design art in which valuables tree and plant species grow.

The object’s recreational characteristics and touristic attractiveness

Location in proximity to renowned treatment resorts, Truskavets and Morshyn famous for their mineral waters: Morshynska and Truskavetska
Location in close proximity to one of the principal and largest transport junctions in Western Ukraine, Stryi expands opportunities to increase inflow of tourists from European and other countries.
Existence of a historical and cultural property complex within the object: a 19th century mansion and a 19th century park – landmark of the park and garden design art.
Location in a picturesque area with beautiful views, an ecologically - clean area with low population density and low strain on housing infrastructure, and the object’s adjacency to a national preserve.
The region’s historical and cultural attractiveness (unique and rich historical heritage, existence of a substantial number of historical, cultural, and architectural landmarks).