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Sa Pirighedda for sale Sa Pirighedda is the name given to the land by my ancestors by virtue of the fact that there are countless wild pear plants there. Its extension is 21,560 square meters, of which about 5,800 square meters in zone C1 of "Residential Expansion" and the remaining 15,760 square meters in zone E2/r "Agricultural area of primary importance of livestock and respect near the town". Given the peculiarities of the land, located on the edge of the town and equipped with both a building area and an agricultural area, with a prevalence of good quality arable land but also with abundant Mediterranean scrub and numerous trees of the local flora, this would lend itself to the construction of a small residence, with independent houses in the form of villas with land around it. The vision is to create ecological homes, harmoniously inserted in Nature, which know how to combine the traditional construction characteristics and the skill of local artisans (with the use of basalt stone, wood, iron, etc.) with the best current knowledge and technologies to obtain maximum energy efficiency, living comfort and the search for beauty in all its forms. A distinctive feature of the project would be the offer to use the agricultural land for the creation of vegetable gardens, orchards and crops in general, individual or common, on their own or by third parties. With the great advantage of having one's own crops simply a stone's throw from home, without having to use any means of transport to go there. The possibility of planning the creation of a small community could also be considered, where the houses would remain individual and one's living spaces would remain protected but the management of crops, or part of them, and common spaces would be regulated in a community form. In the face of an undoubtedly greater complexity, this would give the opportunity to respond to an ever-growing demand for communities and ecovillages. The offer could be integrated with the availability of experts in the field of community creation and management, non-violent communication, Permaculture and anything else that could be useful for building solid, effective and constructive relationships between community members. The geographical location of the land is particularly interesting. It is located in the village of Paulilatino, in the inland area in the center of the west coast of Sardinia, near the eastern slopes of the Montiferru massif, in the ancient curatoria of Guilcer Real. For connections it is a privileged position, close to the main road artery of the island, from which any site in Sardinia can be reached in a maximum of about 2 hours by car. The territory of the municipality of Paulilatino consists of a beautiful countryside mostly wild, in which the municipal administration is carrying out a census project of centuries-old plants, still present in good numbers. This territory is probably the one with the greatest concentration in the world of the wild olive tree, the wild olive tree, capable of reaching multi-millennial ages. The traditional economy is agricultural and free-range breeding, in the past mainly cattle, with the production of excellent cheeses, such as "su casizolu" a cheese made from spun cow's milk or "sa fresa de attenzu" a very ancient and now rare soft cheese, processed raw from autumn cow's milk. There are currently also numerous small sheep farms that give milk to cooperatives for the production of pecorino. Excellent olive oil is also produced in the area and in the past widespread family viticulture was developed. Currently the vineyards have been greatly reduced due to national and European agricultural policies, but there are still small family productions of excellent quality. The territory of Paulilatino is rich in extremely important Nuragic archaeological sites, such as the sacred well of Santa Cristina, several tombs of giants and numerous nuraghi. Not far from Paulilatino are the Roman baths of Fordongianus. Outside the municipal area, Easily reachable by car in a short time, there are many sites of archaeological and historical importance. Although Paulilatino is not a seaside resort, the nearest beach can be reached by 25 minutes by car and all the best beaches of the Oristano coast are between 30 and 35 minutes away by car. Other important locations: Bosa is 47 minutes away, Elmas Airport 1 hour and 9 minutes, Cagliari 1 hour and 11 minutes, Porto Torres 1 hour and 21 minutes, Alghero 1 hour and 27 minutes, Olbia 1 hour and 41 minutes. The potential target audience for users of housing units could be the market niche of people who are particularly sensitive to ecology, nature lovers, attentive to a healthy and natural diet, interested in green building, Permaculture, curious about Sardinian history, traditions and culture. People willing to get away from the frenetic pace of the cities to start a path of rapprochement with the land and its natural rhythms.