Sale of agricultural land in the Tver region
1. Land for sale 1 250 hectares (3 125 acres)
Address: Tver region, Likhoslavl district, near the village of Nazarovo.
Location 260 kilometers from the city of Moscow, 100 kilometers from the city of Tver, 20 kilometers from the nearest town of Likhoslavl).
Communications: electricity, the tikhvinka river flows nearby.
Price for the whole lot: $ 250 000
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
2. Land for sale 2 116 hectares (5 290 acres)
Address: Tver region, Selizharovsky district, near the village of Okovtsy.
Agricultural land area 2 116 hectares, about 800 hectares – forest, aged 20-30 years.
Communications: Electricity.
Price for the entire lot: $ 423 200
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
3. Land for sale 1 800 hectares (4 500 acres)
Address: Tver region, Kuvshinovskiy district, near the village of Bolshoe Ilyino.
Communications: Electricity, 400 kW allocated power. There is natural gas in the neighboring village.
The lands are well maintained, previously cultivated by an existing agricultural enterprise. Everything is sold by the whole lot: farm buildings 3 pcs., office (office), garages, warehouses, granary, silo pits, a pigsty and other objects. Previously, the agricultural enterprise was engaged in the cultivation of grain crops and dairy cattle breeding, pig breeding.
Price for the whole lot: $ 360 000
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
4. Land for sale 3 615 hectares (9 038 acres)
Address: Tver region, Molokovsky district, a week from the urban-type settlement of Molokovo (district center) and the village of Dubrovka.
Communications: Electricity. There is natural gas in the neighboring village.
Price for the entire lot: $ 723 000
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
5. Land for sale 772 hectares (1 930 acres)
Address: Tver region, Selizharovsky district, a week from the village of Selizharovo (district center).
Location – in an ecologically clean place, the upper reaches of the Volga River, in close proximity to the Seliger resort and the Upper Volga Lakes – 20 kilometers.
from Moscow – 330 kilometers,
from Tver – 175 kilometers,
from St. Petersburg – 520 kilometers.
Communications: Natural gas in the village of Selizharovo (distance 4 km), the possibility of using liquefied petroleum gas. Electricity on the border of the site. Water supply from an artesian well.
Price for the entire lot: $ 155 000
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
6. Land for sale 800 hectares (2 000 acres)
Address: Tver region, Kalininsky district, a week from the village of Mikhailovskoye.
Communications: Electricity in the village. Water supply from an artesian well.
Price for the whole lot: $ 160 000
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
7. Land for sale 600 hectares (1 500 acres)
Address: Tver region, Lesnoy district, a week from the village of Upper Thresholds.
The sites are located along the Mologa River, 6 kilometers of its coastline. A great opportunity for the organization of IVF and agritourism. Good road and possibility to connect to electricity.
Communications: Electricity in the village. Water supply from an artesian well.
Price for the whole lot: $ 120 000
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
8. Land for sale 806 hectares (2 015 acres)
Address: Tver region, Maksatikha district, a week from the urban-type settlement Maksatikha (district center) and the village of Medvedkovo.
Communications: Electricity in the village. Water supply from an artesian well.
Price for the entire lot: $ 161 200
$ 200 per hectare ($ 80 per acre).
9. Land for sale 500 hectares (1 250 acres)
Address: Tver region, Oleninsky district, a week from the village of Tarkhovo.
Communications: Electricity in the village. Water supply from an artesian well.
Price for the whole lot: $ 150 000
$ 300 per hectare ($ 120 per acre).
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Property Description
The Tver region is an ancient Russian land, which was one of the centers for the creation of the Russian national state. This land has preserved to this day numerous monuments of history, architecture, archeology and culture.
The population of the Tver region according to the State Agency for Statistics “Rosstat” is 1 245 619 people. (after the 2021 census).
The city of Tver has 408 000 people.
On the territory of the Tver region there are 14 cities at once with the status of “historical”: Tver itself, Toropets, Staritsa, Torzhok, Kashin, Vyshny Volochek, Bezhetsk, Ostashkov, Vesyegonsk, Bely, Zubtsov, Kalyazin, Red Hill, Rzhev, as well as a number of old villages: Gorodnya, Mednoye, Kushalino, Ivanishchi, Vydropuzhsk, Bernovo.
On the border of the region lies the famous Lake Seliger. Another important fact that contributes to attracting tourists is the development in the field of agritourism.
In addition, the region is not only an important historical and cultural, but also the spiritual center of Russia due to its temples and monasteries, among which the Nilova Pustyn Monastery in the Ostashkovsky District and the Holy Dormition Staritsky Monastery should be highlighted.
Information note about agriculture in the Tver region: The sown area in the Tver region is 540 thousand hectares. 395 thousand of them were occupied by fodder crops. Vegetables and potatoes were harvested from an area of about 15,000 hectares. Spring crops occupied about 127 thousand hectares of arable land. The grain harvest amounted to 116 thousand tons (16 centners per hectare), potatoes – 320 thousand tons (140 centners per hectare), vegetables – 84 thousand tons (200 centners per hectare). The yield of natural hayfields for hay in the Tver region is 150-250 centners per hectare of green mass.
The Tver region has collected a record harvest of rapeseed. More than 3.5 thousand hectares were sown. Almost 11 thousand tons of rapeseed were harvested. The Tver region is one of the leading regions in terms of flax planting area. The main producers of this crop are concentrated in Bezhetsky, Molokovsky, Torzhoksky and Kalyazinsky districts. Next year, it is planned to increase the area sown with fiber flax by more than 2,000 hectares, to 7,000 hectares.
Likhoslavl district is located in the central part of the Tver region. In the south it borders on the Kalininsky district, in the east – on the Rameshkovsky district, in the north on the Maksatikha district, in the west – on the Torzhok district. In the first millennium, Finnish tribes lived on the modern territory of the Likhoslavl region – the Ves and distant ancestors of the Karelians. Slavs settled here in the 10th century. The village of Likhoslavl was first mentioned in documents from the early nineteenth century. The Likhoslavl district was formed in 1929, it was part of the Moscow, and since 1935 in the Kalinin region. After mergers and reorganizations, it was restored in 1964.
Road network: Railway “Moscow – St. Petersburg”, “Likhoslavl-Torzhok-Rzhev”, “Likhoslavl-Torzhok-Kuvshinovo-Ostashkov”. 20 km separates the city of Likhoslavl from the federal highway “Moscow – St. Petersburg”.
Industry: Likhoslavl Radiator Plant JSC, Electrolighting LLC, Likhoslavl Plant of Lighting Products SVETOTEHNIKA LLC, VitOMEK LLC, Likhoslavlavtodor JSC, Artistic Crafts CJSC, Marmalade Skazka LLC, Formula of Life LLC , Viton LLC.
Agricultural enterprises: KH Tsareva LLC, TverAgroprom LLC, Hammer and Sickle SPK, Kolkhoznik LLC.
Selizharovsky district is located in the western part of the Tver region, borders on Ostashkovsky, Andreapolsky, Penovsky, Oleninsky municipal districts, Kuvshinovsky, Staritsky, Rzhevsky districts, Nelidovsky urban district. Formed in 1929.
In historical sources, Selizharovo was first mentioned in 1504 in the spiritual charter of Prince Ivan Borisovich of Volotsk. In 1862, the monastery settlements were merged and received the name Selizharovsky Posad, which became the center for the transportation and resale of timber. At the beginning of the 20th century, industrial production developed in the region, mines for the extraction of coal were opened. Today, the main activities in the district are agriculture, crushed stone mining, food production, and woodworking. Of the numerous rivers of the district, three flow through the administrative center – the Volga, Selizharovka, Pesochnya.
Natural resources: crushed stone, gravel, deposits of clay, brown coal, peat.
Road network: The Torzhok-Velikiye Luki railway and the Rzhev-Selizharovo-Ostashkov highway pass through the district.
Industry: PK RATIBOR LLC, Selizharovsky Cannery LLC, Selizharovsky Quarry OJSC, Production and Raw Materials Company LLC, Lespromtrade LLC, Tverinterles LLC, Optimum LLC, Lesinvest LLC, OJSC Selizharovskoe RTP, CJSC Selizharovskoye PMK, JSC Selizharovskoye DRSU, OPS Borisovo of Velikoluksky Petroleum Distribution Company Baltnefteprodukt LLC, Selizharovsky Karavay LLC, Selizhtorg LLC.
Agricultural enterprises: SPK Azanovo, SPK Agro-Kolos, SPK Mayak, OOO Druzhba, SPK Berezug, OOO Iskra, SPK Larionovo, KFH Pynzaru S.A., KFH Sorokin I .V.
Kuvshinovskiy district is located in the middle part of the Tver region, to the north-west of Tver and borders on:
in the north – with the Firovsky and Vyshnevolotsky districts, in the east – with the Torzhoksky district, in the south – with the Staritsky district, in the west – with Selizharovsky and Ostashkovsky districts.
The area is 1874 km².
The main rivers are Osuga, Tsna, Poved, Negoch, Prechisto-Kamenka and Bolshaya Kosha.
In the 1920s, the volosts of the Novotorzhsky district of the Tver province were enlarged: Borkovskaya and Tysyatskaya (with the center in the village of Kuvshinovo) volosts were formed. In 1929, the Kamensky district was formed with its center in the village of Kuvshinovo, which was part of the Western, and since 1935 – in the Kalinin region. On May 10, 1930, the Talozhensky and Timofeevsky village councils were transferred from the Kamensky district to the Novotorzhsky district of the Tver district of the Moscow region. On August 22, 1958, part of the territory of the abolished Yesenovichi district was annexed to the Kuvshinovsky district. In 1963, the district was attached to Torzhoksky, and in 1965 it was restored under the name Kuvshinovskiy district.
The highways Torzhok-Kuvshinovo-Ostashkov, Vyshny Volochek-Yesenovichi-Kuvshinovo and local roads pass through the district. Railway “Torzhok-Kuvshinovo-Soblago”.
The Molokovskiy district of the Tver region, and the urban and rural settlements included in it, were transformed into the Molokovskiy municipal district.
Molokovsky district is located in the north-east of the Tver region and borders:
In the north – with the Sandovsky district, in the northeast – with the Vesyegonsky district, in the east – with the Krasnokholmsky district, in the south – with the Bezhetsky district, in the west – with the Maksatikhinsky district.
Two rivers flow through the territory of the Molokovsky district – Melekh and Mogocha.
The district was formed on July 12, 1929 as part of the Bezhetsky district of the Moscow region on part of the territory of the former Molokovskaya, Porechskaya and Sulezhskaya volosts of the Bezhetsky district and the Topalkovskaya volost of the Vesyegonsky district of the Tver province. On July 23, 1930, the district was reassigned directly to the regional executive committee. In the same year, the Karelian-Gorodkovsky village council was formed (on September 12, 1931 it received the status of a national one). On January 29, 1935, the Molokovsky district became part of the Kalinin region. In February 1963, the Molokovsky district was liquidated (the territory became part of the Krasnokholmsky district), on December 30, 1966 it was re-formed.
Highway Khabotskoye – Molokovo – Sandovo.
Kalininsky district is an administrative-territorial unit (district) of the Tver region, located in the southeast. The area of 4158 km² is the largest district of the Tver region.
It is located in the south of the middle part of the region and borders:
in the north – with Likhoslavl and Rameshkovsky districts, in the east – with the Kimrsky district, in the southeast – with the Konakovo district, in the south – with the Moscow region, Lotoshinsky district, in the west – with Staritsky and Torzhoksky districts.
The main river of the region is the Volga, which crosses it from west to east for 95 km (including Tver). Below Tver, the Volga passes into the Ivankovskoye reservoir. Other rivers are Tvertsa, Darkness, Shosha, Tmaka, Soz, Orsha.
In the north-east of the region there is a vast marsh massif Orshinsky Mokh with many lakes (Petrovsky lakes). In the southeast, part of the territory is occupied by the Zavidovo nature reserve.
The district was formed on July 12, 1929 as the Tverskoy district as part of the Tverskoy district of the Moscow region. The district included the following village councils of the former Tver province.
On March 5, 1935, the Presidium of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee approved by its resolution a new network of districts of the Kalinin region. The Kalininsky district was disaggregated with the transfer of part of the village councils to the newly formed districts: Emelyanovsky, Kushalinsky, Mednovsky and Turginovsky. On October 22, 1959, the Orshinsky District was abolished with the transfer of part of its territory to the Kalininsky District. On January 12, 1965, the Konakovsky district was restored to its former borders, the Kalininsky rural district was again transformed into a district. As of January 1, 1992, there were 3 village councils (Vasilyevsky Mokh, Orsha, Sukhoverkovo) and 31 village councils in the district. In 1994, all village councils were transformed into rural districts.
Economics: SKF Tver — production of axle boxes for railway and metro rolling stock Jabil Circuit LLC. In 2010, the enterprise produced 448,000 TV sets, and 198 people were employed here. Sales revenue 2009 US$60 million. LLC “Paulig Rus” – coffee roasting plant LLC Polygraphic complex “Pareto-Print”
Hitachi Construction Machinery Eurasia Manufacturing – production of excavators Husker LLC (planned) – production of geotextiles.
An important area of the region’s economy is suburban agriculture: animal husbandry and poultry farming.
Joint-stock companystud farm “Zavolzhskoye” – livestock
poultry farm “Tverskoy Poultry Complex”
Poultry farm “Verkhnevolzhskaya”.
Transport: The area has an advantageous transport location. The Moscow-St. Petersburg railway line, the M10 Rossiya highway, the Tver-Rzhev, Tver-Bezhetsk-Vesyegonsk-Ustyuzhin, Tver-Lotoshino-Shakhovskaya-Uvarovka highways pass through it.
Lesnoy district is located in the northern part of the Tver region on the border with the Novgorod region. In the south, the district borders on the Maksatikhinsky district, in the east – on the Sandovsky municipal district, in the west – on the Udomelsky urban district.
It was formed in July 1929 and was part of the Moscow region. After several reorganizations since 1966, the Lesnoy district was formed again and entered the Tver region. The forest region is located on the spurs of the Valdai Upland and is distinguished by discreet but peculiar landscapes with numerous lakes and rivers. The valley of the Mologa River is the richest in natural attractions, with which the second name of the district is associated, very beautiful and poetic – Zamolozhye. The largest and most picturesque lakes – Pavlovskoye, Zastizhskoye and Ilovets, connected to each other by the Ilovets River, and the territories adjacent to them form a state general nature reserve with an area of 16 thousand hectares. On the territory of the district, two natural parks are classified as natural monuments – in the villages of Borisovskoye and Alekseykovo.
Road network: the village of Lesnoye is located 45 km from the railway station of Pestovo, Novgorod region, and 60 km from the station of Malyshevo, Maksatikhinsky district. Regular bus service connects the district center with the city of Pestovo, the village of Maksatikha and the city of Tver.
Industry: Forest Dairy Plant LLC, Lesokombinat LLC, Resurs LLC, Success-L LLC.
Agricultural enterprises: Avangard collective farm, Pobeda collective farm, Leninsky Put collective farm, Druzhba collective farm, IP head of the peasant farm Tikhomirova M.V.
Maksatikhinsky district is located in the north-east of the Tver region and borders on Lesnoy, Molokovsky, Bezhetsky, Likhoslavl, Rameshkovsky districts, Vyshnevolotsky and Udomelsky urban districts. Judging by the data of the Novgorod census of 1545, Maksatikha was founded in 1545.
The laying of the railway at the end of the 19th century contributed to the transformation of Maksatikha from a village into a station, and the development of the timber industry into an urban-type settlement. The enterprises of the woodworking complex are still the basis of the region’s industry today. The processing industry is also quite developed. Maksatikhinsky Butter-Making Plant and Khlebokombinat are well-known both in the Tver region and beyond its borders.
As an administrative unit Maksatikhinsky district was formed in 1929. Initially it was part of the Moscow, and since 1935 – in the Kalinin region.
Road network: Maksatikha is located on the railway line Bologoye – Sonkovo - Rybinsk. The highway provides direct intercity communication with Tver, St. Petersburg, Vyshny Volochok, Kashin, Lesnoy, Pestovo.
Industry: Maksatikha Butter Plant JSC, Maksatikha Timber Plant PC, Interforest LLC, Maksatikhaavtodor LLC, Stimul M LLC, Forex LLC, Maksatikha branch of the State Budgetary Institution of the Tver Region “Forest Fire Prevention Center – Tverles”.
Agricultural enterprises: collective farm “Mologa”, SEC “Iskra”, SEC “Istok”, SEC “Tifinsky”, LLC “Elbrus”, KFH Rozovoy T.A., KFH Ogurtsova V.N., KFH Khrabrova V.A., KFH Glushkova A.V., SHPK “Independence”, KFH Lobanova N.N., KFH Yablonsky S.V., KFH Smirnova M.A., KFH Akatkina S.V.
Oleninsky municipal district is located in the southwest of the Tver region. It borders on the Smolensk region, the Nelidovsky urban district, the Selizharovsky municipal district, the Rzhevsky and Belsky districts of the Tver region.
The village of Olenino was founded in 1902. Oleninsky district was formed on July 17, 1929 and was part of the Rzhevsky district. After several changes and transformations, since 1935 it has been part of the Kalinin (Tver) region.
Historically, the cultivation and processing of flax, forestry developed in the region.
The district is rich in coniferous and deciduous forests. About 60% of the territory is occupied by forests. In the Okrug there is the Oleninsky general species reserve, located north of the village of Tarkhovo, where the plants listed in the Red Book are protected, the reproduction of elk, capercaillie, wild boar, and bear is carried out.
Road network: the Moscow-Rzhev-Velikiye Luki railway, the Moscow-Riga motorway pass through the district.
Industry: Exot LLC, MostLes LLC, Tverskoy OPS Bakery LLC, Lyubyatino-2 LLC.
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