RENTED! 2.7 ha-os arable land (2310 Szigetszentmiklós, Rév street 086/1, 086/2 & 086/3 hrsz.)
Price category: €/ha/year (net)
It can be taken out of cultivation + gravel mine!

Basic parameters of the real estate Legend: present, can be built, not present

1.1. Owner represented

Demián György Owner and manager Start a call Send e-mail

1.2. Rental cost and conditions

Status:	RENTED!
Rentable area:
● ∑ area:	27,294 m2
● min. rent:	27,294 m2
● free space:
Period restrictions:
● min. rental period:	5 years
● ready to move in:	01 January 2026
Rental cost (net):	€/ha/year ∑ €/year
Deposit:

1.2.2. Development costs

Financing: The owner supports mutually beneficial developments with the future tenant. The Owner does not wish to contribute to their direct financing. Following a detailed agreement, the rent will be waived for the Tenant up to the development amount invested by the Tenant and accepted by the Owner.

Description RENTED!

With the current characteristics of the area, it is only suitable for farming, other economic activities can be carried out after withdrawal from production.

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The development possibilities of the 2.7-hectare arable land located at the map numbers 086/1, 086/2 and 086/3 of Szigetszentmiklós, Rév street are largely determined by the significant (~191,000 m³) river gravel wealth under the area. This valuable raw material for the construction industry can be used, but it requires serious licensing processes. The most optimal development options are the following:

1. Extraction of gravel property
   Extraction Potential: The gravel wealth found under the area is significant and valuable for the construction industry. The extraction of gravel can provide a significant source of income, however, several licensing processes must be completed before extraction.
   Required Permits:
   
   • Settlement Structure Plan Amendment: The current arable land classification of the area needs to be amended to allow mining activities.
   • Environmental Permit: Assessment and authorization of the environmental effects of the extraction activity is required.
   • Mining License: Obtaining a license from the Hungarian Mining and Geological Service (MBFSZ).
   • Withdrawal from production: The withdrawal of the area from agricultural production requires the payment of the land protection contribution and the completion of the land qualification procedure.
   Expenditures:
   
   • Land protection contribution: €
   • Land qualification procedure fee: €
2. Continuation of Agricultural Activity
   Agricultural Use: The area is currently designated for agricultural activity as Class 4 arable land. It can be used to grow cereals, fodder or other agricultural crops.
   Advantages: The property can continue to be used for agricultural purposes with fewer regulatory and licensing obligations.
   Challenges: The profitability of agricultural exploitation may be lower than the extraction of gravel assets.
3. Area Reclassification and Recultivation
   Area Reclassification: If the gravel is extracted, in order to further utilize the area, it may be worth reclassifying it for industrial, commercial or residential purposes.
   Recultivation: After extraction, the area needs to be recultivated, which provides an opportunity to implement new development directions. This can be agricultural restoration, but also the establishment of an industrial and logistics center.
4. Development of an Industrial or Logistics Center
   Infrastructural Developments: The area is located in a good location from a traffic point of view, which provides an opportunity for industrial or logistical developments, especially if the area can be transformed into an industrial zone by amending the settlement structure plan.
   Advantages: Industrial/logistics centers tend to provide higher returns compared to agricultural use, especially if they have good transport links.
   Challenges: Such developments require significant investment, and proper utility development is also necessary.

Real estate location

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Hungarian Mining and Geological Service drilling point map (MBFSZ)