Loulé Land Urban

Property Identification: ZMPT557634

Land designated for urban residential construction located in the Urbanization of Vale de Rãs in Loulé, with a total area of 807 m2 and a building capacity of 28 units.

This property is situated in a rapidly expanding urban area with increasing real estate value in the Loulé Council.

With Loulé at its feet, this property is located in the Betunes area.

About 650 meters from the Continente hypermarket, this land offers an excellent panoramic view of the locality and enjoys a peaceful environment. The open landscape includes natural, urban, and cultural elements.

Loulé is a municipality and city in the Algarve region. Considered one of Portugal’s most attractive commercial centers, it is only 16 km northwest of Faro, making it a great base for exploring the region’s interior.

The old quarter of Loulé is especially charming, as are the ruins of its Moorish Castle, which now houses the Municipal Museum. Opposite the castle, the Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, dating from the mid-17th century, is worth a visit.

The city has a small university that brings energy, especially during Carnival and the annual Festival Med, a lively music festival held at the end of July.

Within the municipality, notable places include:
- The tourist town of Vilamoura with its spectacular marina and Archaeological Museum
- The town of Quarteira
- The Museum and Roman villa of Cerro da Vila
- The village of Alte with the beautiful Queda do Vigário waterfall
- The settlement of Almancil

The municipality also boasts excellent beaches fully equipped for an unforgettable holiday.

In July, the city comes alive with jazz during the Loulé International Jazz Festival, where musicians from around the world perform jam sessions in the convent and castle.

Do not miss the celebrations of Nossa Senhora da Piedade, linked to ancient maternity rituals. This is the most important pilgrimage in the Algarve. On Easter Sunday, the image of the Virgin is carried from the chapel atop the hill to the Parish Church and is returned after two weeks.