19th-century ruin with three volumes, Lajes do Pico — 1,079 m² urban land A Ruína Solarenga — three volumes of traditional Pico architecture in the parish of São João, Lajes do Pico, Azores. 211 m² of built area over two floors, on 1,079 m² of land classified in its entirety as urban land to be consolidated. Sea views from the upper floor. Plainly stated: this is a rebuild, not a renovation. No roof, no floors, one collapsed section of wall, and vegetation has taken hold inside — with mature trees rooted in the structure, whose removal belongs in the budget from day one. What survives is what matters: the basalt masonry, the stone surrounds with lintels and jambs intact, the stone platforms, the cistern and the wood-fired oven. The regulations require architectural elements of value to be safeguarded — the character of the house is protected by law. The land is the other half of the deal. The Lajes do Pico municipal plan allows a site coverage of up to 50%, meaning some 540 m² of building footprint over two floors. And with a minimum plot size of 500 m², the land can be divided into two plots. All subject to planning consent. Mains water, electricity and fibre-optic internet in the street. Septic tank, as everywhere on Pico, where there is no public sewer. The land registry records 1931, the year of entry; the architecture places construction in the early nineteenth century. €52,500