Fruit land for sale, located in Bursa, Inegol, Alibey / ID: L1649
Land Description
- 48.640 m2 land for sale
- Land type: Fruit land
- Located in Bursa, Inegol, Alibey
Land Details
| Type of land : | Agricultural lands / Fruits lands |
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| City : | Bursa |
| District : | İnegöl |
| Meter price: | 14 $ |
| Land price: | 670,000 $ |
| Fences : | |
| Expertise : | |
| View : | Nature view |
| Constructibility/Zoning status : | No |
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| Area of construction : | ㎡ |
| Total area: | 48,640 ㎡ |
| Within industrial city : | |
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Infrastructure Details
| Electricity: | No |
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| Natural gas: | No |
| Water: | No |
| Well: | No |
Transportation Details
| Asphalt road: | No |
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| Unimproved road : | |
| Cadastral road: | No |
Area Description
Bursa
Bursa is currently Turkey's fourth-biggest city, after Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. Bursa is settled on the northwestern slopes of Mount Uludağ in the southern Marmara Region. It is bordered by the Sea of Marmara and Yalova to the north; Kocaeli and Sakarya to the northeast; Bilecik to the east; and Kütahya and Balıkesir to the south. Bursa known to be one of today's most advanced and active Turkish cities in the field of industrialised agriculture. It is also known for its fertile soil and agricultural activities. Bursa is famous for its peach, chestnut, and silk. It has the name "Green Bursa" because of its parks, gardens and because of being in a central location of an important land which groves a lot of fruits all year around. It is one of the few cities of Turkey for being improved in industrial, cultural and trade sector of the country. Bursa is a major centre for tourism. Bursa's thermal baths have been used for therapeutical purposes since Roman times. Uludağ, one of the highest mountains in Turkey, lies very close to Bursa and is the main winter sports center of Turkey.
İnegöl
İnegöl is a rapidly developing district of Bursa. It is 32 km from the city center and 25 km from Bursa Yenişehir Airport. Mosques from the Ottoman period constitute the historical aspect of the city. The economy of the region depends on forestry, industry, trade and agriculture. Tomato, leek, potato and strawberry are among the agricultural products grown in this region. The tree species that grow here are pine, beech, oak, chestnut and walnut. Besides the furniture business is highly developed in this region, so that 40% of Turkey's furniture need are provided by Inegol. Kent Museum, Oylat Cave and Hot Springs are places that should be visited in İnegöl.
