P1 · Racovița, Polovragi
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Almost 1.7 hectares of fenced hay meadow with a small orchard. Most of it, 14,290 m², sits inside the village boundary (intravilan).
- Total area
- 16,927 m²
- Intravilan
- 14,290 m²
- Asking price
- €84,635

Land & property for sale · Polovragi, Gorj
Meadow, orchard and a village house in Polovragi commune, at the foot of Romania’s Southern Carpathians. Each property is listed with owner photographs and its cadastral details.
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P1 · Racovița, Polovragi
Almost 1.7 hectares of fenced hay meadow with a small orchard. Most of it, 14,290 m², sits inside the village boundary (intravilan).
P2 · Racovița, Polovragi
A level, fenced plot of 6,124 m² with about 57 m of street frontage and water, electricity and sewerage at the boundary. 3,874 m² of it is intravilan.
P3 · Racovița, Polovragi
Two single-storey village houses, each with its own bathroom, plus three outbuildings and a garage on 4,761 m² of fenced garden, arable land and orchard.
02 / The surroundings
Limestone cliffs, monastic heritage and a world beneath the mountains. Polovragi offers compelling reasons to explore this corner of Oltenia.

01 / Rock & river
The Olteț River cuts through limestone between the Parâng and Căpățânii mountains. A striking setting for discovering the area’s natural landscape.
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02 / History & stillness
A historic monastic complex at the foot of the mountains, with origins traced to 1505. Its church and courtyard offer a window into the region’s religious heritage.
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03 / Beneath the surface
A visitor cave in the Olteț Gorge, known for its limestone galleries and local legends associated with Zamolxe. Check current visiting arrangements before travelling.
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Polovragi / Oltenia
Polovragi’s rural setting brings together villages, fruit growing and a long local history. For a prospective owner, the appeal is the setting itself: room to enjoy the land and a region to discover over time.
Pictured: the courtyard of Polovragi Monastery. Distances and journey times from the properties have not been verified.
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