This 988 m² plot is located in Giżyn, a short distance from Lake Miedwie. A Local Spatial Development Plan has been developed for the area. Functional requirements: – development type: detached, semi-detached, – minimum plot area: 900 m² for detached buildings, 700 m² for semi-detached buildings, – building area up to 25% of the building's total area, – building height: up to 2 stories, the second story in a steep roof up to 8 meters from the ridge, – gable or multi-pitch roof with a pitch of 38-45 degrees, – minimum biologically active area: 60%, – minimum 2 parking spaces on each plot. Technical infrastructure: – electricity on the internal road, – sewer system – septic tank located on the plot, – water supply from an existing group waterworks approximately 150 m away. Giżyn (German: Giesenthal, a temporary name literally translated as "spillover") is a village in Poland located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Pyrzyce County, Pyrzyce Commune. The village features a fieldstone bridge dating from 1872. It is situated over a canal connecting Lake Miedwie with Lake Będogoszcz.