Land in Vale de Santarém of 43,200 m²

Flat land, fenced and urbanizable, with a construction rate of 20%, with water (1 well and 2 holes) and electricity.
1900 m² of covered area in pavilions, there is still an old house, with several annexes (such as a cellar), to recover:
• Housing, with 93.56 m² (with storage, bathroom, bedroom, sewing room, living room, kitchen and dining room)
• Public place
• Awning, with 146.61 m²;
• Housing, with 50.48 m² (with storage; 2 bedrooms; 2 kitchens and dining room)
• Annex, with an agricultural kitchen, measuring 14.79 m²;
• Storage, with 105.39 m²
It has about 200 olive trees, some of which are centuries old.
The land has permission for several branches: family housing; tourism; agricultural; various rubber bands; camping and caravan parks; renewable energy; scrap yards; pig farming; hotels…
The Valley, located on the right bank of the Tagus River, in the transition from the “Lezíria” area to the “Bairro” area, is about 10 minutes from Cartaxo (Wine Capital) and a little more from Santarém (viewpoint city, also known for the bullfighting art). 15 minutes from the A1 and A13 access points.
Described as its natural beauties by Almeida Garrett, as characteristics of the cheerful and picturesque area, they show a vegetable and essentially agricultural parish, but where industry and commerce play a fundamental role in the region's economy, having known a remarkable population growth and prominence in the County.
“O Vale de Santarém é um destes lugares privilegiados pela Natureza; sítios amenos e deleitosos em que as plantas, o ar, a situação, tudo está numa harmonia suavíssima e perfeita: não há ali nada grandioso, nem sublime, mas uma como que simetria de cores, de tons, de disposição em tudo o que se vê e se sente que não parece senão que a paz, a saúde, o sossego do espírito e o repouso do coração, devem reinar ali um reinado de amor e benevolência. As paixões más, os pensamentos mesquinhos, os prazeres e as vilezas da vida não podem senão fugir para longe. Imagina-se por ali o Eden que o homem habitou com a sua inocência e com a virgindade do seu coração” – Almeida Garret: “Viagens”.