Lote De Terreno Com 6920 M2 Para Construção No Tojal Plot Of Land For Residential Construction In Toj

Plot of land with 6,920 m² for construction in Tojal, Loures, classified under the new PDM as a ”Housing Zone to be Restructured and Legalized.” There is a financial feasibility and architectural study for building a nursing home and senior residences, with an implementation area of 1,746 m² and a total gross construction area of 4,154 m²—3,061 m² above ground and 1,092 m² below ground. Consultations with the City Council concluded that this plan is viable with a construction index of 0.45 and a volume of 2 floors above ground.

This area is part of the city’s expansion, where rural charm and tranquility are very present, making it an ideal location for this type of facility.

Considering the current urban context and the expected development of the area, infrastructure built from scratch that complies with all current legal requirements and features a unique architectural design will be key factors in enhancing the municipality of Loures, particularly the parish of S. Antão and S. Julião de Tojal.

This land also had a previously submitted project to the town hall for the construction of 17 townhouses, with an implementation area of 1,358 m² and a gross construction area of 2,618 m². This project is currently archived but may be renewed.

A great investment opportunity in a rapidly growing area, both residential and commercial. Come and see for yourself!

The fertility of the land, the abundance of water, and the purity of the countryside shaped this Saloia region, which from King Afonso Henriques until the reign of Queen Maria II was part of the city of Lisbon.

For these reasons, many monarchs and nobles built their estates and palaces here, choosing these lands as places for leisure, rest, and escape from diseases and plagues.

The development of Lisbon and its surroundings, along with the increasing economic importance of the territory, led to Loures being elevated to a municipality by royal decree in 1886, incorporating the parishes of the now-defunct municipalities of Olivais and Belém.