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Huerto Hysca is classified as a Rural Area C (Área Rural C) under the local planning regulations. This zoning designation allows for specific types of development that align with the rural nature of the area.
According to the current planning information, Huerto Hysca can be subdivided into 20 individual lots, each with an area of 9,600 m².
Each of the 20 lots can accommodate the construction of three houses. The maximum buildable area per lot is 547.83 m², distributed over two floors, with each house covering up to 182.61 m².
The total allowable construction area for the entire Huerto Hysca property is 10,956.7 m², based on the grouped construction index for two-story houses.
Yes, the development must adhere to local planning regulations. Currently, the property’s classification in the Rural Area C restricts construction to two-story homes with a maximum total area of 547.83 m² per lot.
While the adjacent property, El Guayabo, has successfully been updated with the correct area in the land registry, Huerto Hysca is awaiting a complete review. Once all historical sales and related documents are submitted, the land registry will update the title to include the correct area.
An unofficial summary of the allowable developments has been provided by the local planning office. However, the official certification with definitive construction permissions will only be issued once the updated title certificate with the correct property area is submitted.