lävikköparsella

Lävikköparsella is a Finnish term referring to a parcel of land that is specifically designated or suitable for the construction of a dwelling or a related structure. The term originates from the Finnish words "lävikkö," meaning a small opening or passage, and "parsella," meaning a parcel of land. In a broader sense, it implies a plot of land that has been prepared or zoned for building purposes, often possessing the necessary infrastructure or access rights.

The concept of a lävikköparsella is relevant in Finnish land-use planning and real estate. Municipalities often define areas for residential development, and within these areas, individual plots may be referred to as lävikköparsella. This designation signifies that the land is intended for private ownership and development, distinct from agricultural land, industrial zones, or public spaces. Obtaining a lävikköparsella typically involves a legal process of purchasing or leasing the land, and subsequent applications for building permits.

The suitability of a lävikköparsella for construction depends on various factors, including soil conditions, topography, access to utilities such as water, electricity, and sewage, and local zoning regulations. Owning or developing a lävikköparsella grants the owner the right to build a home or other approved structures, subject to adherence to building codes and planning directives. The term emphasizes the specific purpose and potential of a piece of land for residential building.