Land With Approved Project For A Boutique Hotel In Grândola

Land located in Grândola with an approved architectural project for the development of a tourist unit, designed to operate as a boutique hotel or private residence with independent guest units.
The project prioritises integration with the Alentejo landscape and draws inspiration from the region’s traditional architecture, featuring white and blue façades, the use of traditional terracotta flooring, wooden pergolas and outdoor areas with decks.

The total planned construction area is 677 sqm, of which 521 sqm correspond to interior area.
The project includes 10 rooms in total.

Planned Layout:
Main House
- Four bedrooms
- Social areas with direct connection to the exterior
Independent Units
-Four houses intended for guests, organised around the pool area

Property Features:

- Land with century-old olive trees
- Views over the rural landscape
- Architectural project and technical specialities approved
- Layout designed to ensure privacy between units

Location:
The property is situated in a low-density area, within the National Agricultural Reserve, with access via the EN-261.
It is located a short distance from Grândola, Melides and Comporta, areas recognised for their proximity to the Alentejo coastline and for the growing demand in the tourism and residential sectors.

Distances:
Approximately 15 minutes from Praia do Carvalhal.
Restaurants, local shops and essential services can be found nearby.

Use:
The project has been approved for tourism operation in the form of a boutique hotel.

Grândola is a Portuguese town in the District of Setúbal, in the Alentejo Litoral subregion of the Alentejo region.

The area around Grândola is divided into three large zones: the Grândola hills, the plains and the coastal strip, each of which are distinct in terms of their soil, contours, flora and landscape in general.

The Grândola hills are representative of the ancient geology of the Iberian Meseta, with its highest point at Outeiro da Atalaia, at an elevation of 326 m. Constituting a physical obstacle that marks the boundary of the coastal area, it has an influence on the climate and landscape, is the least populated area of the municipality and is mainly covered in cork oak trees.

Here you can enjoy heritage, including the Igreja Matriz de Grândola, the Cistas das Casas Velhas Necropolis, the Pedra Branca burial chamber, the standing stones at Pata do Cavalo, Monte das Boiças and Lousal, the Roman dam at Pego da Moura and the Roman ruins at Cerrado do Castelo. There are beaches at Carvalhal, Pego, Brejos and Comporta, as well as many restaurants and traditional shops.

Its location offers easy access to the A2, A26, IC1, IC33, N120, N261-1 and N261-2 motorways and highways, Alentejo line trains, the ports of Setúbal and Sines as well as Lisbon and Faro airports.
Energy Rating: Exempt
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