Land for sale, Frazione Vettignè, in Vettignè, Italy

Located in the renowned province of Vercelli, in the picturesque town of Vettignè, this rice paddy offers a unique opportunity for investors looking to enter the high-quality agricultural sector. With its 143 hectares of land, this property is immersed in one of the most renowned and productive rice-growing areas in Italy. The privileged location guarantees privileged access to national and international markets, offering a great competitive advantage. One of the most valuable features of this rice paddy is the access to water that is always guaranteed. Thanks to an efficient irrigation system and well-developed infrastructure, the water supply is constant and reliable. This ensures maximum yield and crop health throughout the year, allowing investors to maximize their yield. The land, which covers 143 hectares, is in optimal condition, ready to be exploited to its full potential. Its uniform shape and natural soil fertility make it ideal for growing rice and other crops. In addition, the entire property is available as a single lot, providing an exceptional opportunity for those looking to invest in a complete and well-established farm. This paddy field represents not only a profitable investment, but also a secure source of income. Currently, the property is subject to a lease expiring in 2029. This, for those interested in a long-term investment, gives the opportunity to have a capable and reliable land owner. With its prime location, guaranteed access to water, land in excellent condition and stable lease, it represents a safe and profitable investment. The rice fields of Vettignè, located in the province of Vercelli, have a long history linked to the cultivation of rice, which dates back several centuries. This region is renowned for its production of high-quality rice, thanks to the particularly favorable climatic conditions. The first evidence of rice cultivation in this area dates back to the Middle Ages, when the cultivation technique was introduced by Benedictine monks. Over the centuries, the practice has been consolidated and developed, becoming a vital agricultural activity for the local economy. During the Renaissance, the cultivation of rice began to spread more and more, thanks also to the reclamation of the marshy lands that characterized the region. Over the following centuries, the area saw a steady improvement in cultivation techniques and an expansion of rice paddies, becoming one of the main rice-producing areas in Italy. "AGRINTERMEDIA", the first agency specialized exclusively in agricultural brokerage, will accompany you step by step until the conclusion of the negotiation.