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Farm in Antuzede - Unique Investment Opportunity

Discover this extraordinary property in Antuzede, just 10 minutes from Coimbra, with virtually unlimited potential.
It is a true real estate treasure composed of 16.9 hectares of privileged land, where there are seven buildings that open doors to multiple business and/or housing opportunities.

The main house, with approximately 700 m² of floor space and 1,500 m² of gross area, offers 8 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, providing comfort and generous space for your family.
This property needs recovery, which represents an excellent opportunity to customise every detail according to your wishes.

This property complements four support houses with about 500 m² in total, ideal for accommodation for guests or employees.
There are also two additional buildings, which previously functioned as aviaries, which have great flexibility of use.

The property also includes a magnificent eighteenth-century chapel, connected to the main house, which gives a historic and unique character to the complex.

The support infrastructures are complete: garage, spacious storage room, multiple spaces, large terraces and usable outdoor areas, perfect for enjoying the surrounding nature.

The construction potential is remarkable, with 19,431 m² of gross construction area possible according to the analysis of the current PDM. This characteristic makes the property ideal for various projects: family housing, tourist development, eco-resort complemented with rural tourism, agricultural farm or agricultural exploitation.

The privileged location guarantees a high level of privacy and a quiet natural environment, with solar orientation in all directions (North, South, East, West).

The heating system combines electric power and diesel, ensuring year-round comfort.

With 169,000 m² of land area, this farm represents a rare opportunity in the Portuguese real estate market.
Ideal for those looking for investment with multiple profitability possibilities or to create a family refuge with agricultural self-sufficiency.
Energy Rating: In progress
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