149-Hectare estate on the Alentejo coast

The 149-hectare Herdade da Aldeia e do Lago is located near Grândola, in the Alentejo, very close to the sea, just 20 minutes from the best beaches on the Alentejo coast.

This property consists of five renovated and habitable houses, agricultural warehouses, a Buddhist temple, greenhouses and several ruins that can be restored.

There are two dams where water sports can be practised and there is also an Agrotourism Project to be developed, contemplating and with information officially collected from the Municipality of Grândola, that it is possible to build or implant an Urban Construction Area of more than 8,000 m2.

With endless views of the most fantastic landscapes in the Alentejo, this property is made up of trees typical of the region such as cork oaks, pine trees, olive trees, eucalyptus trees, strawberry trees, but also tropical trees such as banana trees, papaya trees, cherry trees, lotus flowers, camphor trees, among others.

There is also a small village / hamlet on the property, with around 40 ruined houses made of schist stone that were once habitable, which can be restored and are located on one of the high points of the property, with incredible views of the countryside.

Gathering all the necessary conditions, this is the ideal place to make your unique and rare investment, in terms of constructive capacity, with prospects for the best financial returns.

Features:
- 5 renovated houses
- Agricultural warehouses
- Greenhouses
- Ruins for restoration
- Fruit and tropical trees
- Construction area: 8000 m2
- Total area: 149 ha

Grândola is a Portuguese town in the Setúbal district, Alentejo region and Alentejo Litoral sub-region.

Grândola's territory is characterised by three large areas: the Grândola mountain range, the plain and the coastal strip, which show marked differences in soil composition, relief, flora and landscape in general.

The Grândola mountain range represents the ancient geology of the Iberian plateau, with its highest point at the Atalaia hill, 326 metres above sea level. A physical obstacle that delimits the coastal area and influences the climate and landscape, it is the least populated area in the municipality and is mostly covered in cork oaks.

In this area you can enjoy heritage sites such as the Mother Church of Grândola, the Casas Velhas cist necropolis, the Pedra Branca Dolmen, the Pata do Cavalo or Monte das Boiças megalithic monument, the Lousal megalithic monument, the Pego da Moura or Pego da Mina Roman dam and the Cerrado do Castelo. Beaches such as Paria do Carvalhal, Praia do Pego, Praia dos Brejos and Praia da Comporta, as well as various restaurants and traditional shops.

Thanks to its location, it offers easy access to motorways such as the A2, A26, Ic1, Ic33, N120, N261-1 and N261-2, rail access such as the Alentejo line, port access such as the Port of Setúbal and Sines and access to Humberto Delgado Airport and Faro Airport.

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