Land within a settlement is located inside the area of a town, city or village and may be used for housing and other types of development, depending on local planning rules.
Land outside a settlement is located beyond the built-up area and is commonly used for agriculture, pastures, orchards, plantations and other purposes allowed by its designated use.
It is important to understand that land within a settlement does not automatically mean that you can build anything there. What you can build depends on the land use, planning regulations and the specific conditions that apply to the plot.
If you are buying land to build a house, check its designated use and planning conditions before making a decision. This will help you understand whether the plot is suitable for your planned construction.
