Terreno Edificabile A Brejos Da Carregueira De Baixo, Comporta
37,179 Sqft lot
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3,454 sq m building plot in the Brejos da Carregueira da Baixo private condominium in Comporta. The land is in a residential condominium and has a construction potential of up to 500 sq m of gross built area. Each owner can design their own property as long as they are within the parameters defined in the building regulations for the plot and the condominium regulations. The Brejos da Carregueira
3,454 sq m building plot in the Brejos da Carregueira da Baixo private condominium in Comporta. The land is in a residential condominium and has a construction potential of up to 500 sq m of gross built area. Each owner can design their own property as long as they are within the parameters defined in the building regulations for the plot and the condominium regulations. The Brejos da Carregueira de Baixo private condominium is in one of the most exclusive areas in the Herdade da Comporta. The houses there have always maintained their charm and the characteristics of the Comporta area, ensuring harmony throughout the condominium. In one of the most prestigious areas in Comporta due to its proximity to the unique beaches, the centre of Carvalhal and Comporta village. Located about 30 minutes from the regional urban centres (Alcácer do Sal e Grândola) and one hour from Lisbon.
Features:
- Building plot - Private condominium
Setúbal, the municipality straddled by the Lisbon and Alentejo regions, is home to award-winning beaches, mountains and natural reserves, and the estuary and river Sado. Along the old road to the fortified port city of Setúbal, 32km southeast of Lisbon, also steeped in history, lie the pretty little towns of Azeitão, famous for its many vineyards, olives and cheese, palaces and estates or Alcácer do Sal, believed to be the oldest town in Europe, that traded salt (as its name would suggest), fish and horses. The Arrábida Natural Park?s mountain range and the very beaches that won Europe?s top spots, mark the westernmost point of the municipality. Energy Rating: Exempt #ref:PROP-027575