Rural Land In Urban Perimeter 1.3 Ha, Lagoa De Santo André, Santiago Do Cacem

Stunning land with 12,737 sqm, presenting some trees, such as pines and cork oaks, with landmarks clearly delimiting their ends. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a land with an enormous potential, situated just 2 minutes away by car or a 10 minutes’ walk from the peaceful Lagoa de Santo André and the Sea.

This spacious and picturesque land offers a lush natural environment, with the majestic presence of pines and cork oaks, creating an atmosphere of peace and serenity. The landmarks on the ground ensure a clear delimitation, facilitating the planning and development of any future project.

One of the great advantages of the land is its privileged location in relation to Lagoa de Santo André and the Sea.
Just a few minutes away by car or a short walk, you will enjoy the wonders of nature,
dive in the refreshing waters and enjoy golden sandy beaches.

Besides, this land offers the exciting opportunity to build a Rural Tourism or Rural Hotel, with a maximum construction area of 1,910.55 sqm and the possibility of building two floors above the threshold level. With an area of soil waterproofing of 2,547.40 sqm, the land allows the implementation of a large dimensioned and well planned project, taking into account the needs of your development.

Porta da Frente Christie’s is a real estate agency that has been operating in the market for more than two decades. Its focus lays on the highest quality houses and developments, not only in the selling market, but also in the renting market. The company was elected by the prestigious brand Christie’s International Real Estate to represent Portugal, in the areas of Lisbon, Cascais, Oeiras, Sintra and Alentejo. The main purpose of Porta da Frente Christie’s is to offer a top-notch service to our customers.

It is worth mentioning that the land has a slight slope, which can add an additional charm to the project, offering stunning panoramic views and creative possibilities for the use of space. In addition, the existence of water at a depth of approximately 30 metres in the lowest part of the land can be a valuable resource for the development of
agricultural or touristic activities.