8 Landhöfe und Häuser zu verkaufen auf Loulé, Algarve, Portugal, von 240.000 € bis 3.400.000 €, ab 500 m²

The property is located in the parish of Ameixal, Municipality of Loulé, District of Faro. This property is not covered by the REN (National Ecological Reserve) nor is it included in the RAN (National Agricultural Reserve), despite being a short distance from Ribeira do Vascão. It is allowed, as enshrined in the PDM in its article 88-A, the construction of housing with a maximum area of 500m2 and other uses, such as tourism in rural areas of 2,000sqm Most of the area is occupied by stone pine (Pinus pinea), about 23.5 ha (45%). The second largest cultural occupation is bush (37%). The remaining area is occupied by cork oaks (Quercus suber) on 14% of the surface and other surfaces. In the social area, there are some buildings that typically support animal production, there is also a small citrus orchard and a variety of fruit crops. Water resources: own hole, 2 water holes, 2 ponds (with 2400m3 and 4500m3) and a small stream. It has the potential aptitude of a species, which represents its ability to survive and develop in a given ecosystem, namely for holm oak, carob and cork oak, Portuguese oak and Monchique oak The potential aptitude of an area to support animal life is also recognized, for the production of food (milk and meat). Herds of grazing, hunting and fishing, making it possible to develop a tourist hunting reserve. It is certified for Organic Production Mode (MPB), and this region has high potential for the production of non-woody products under this production reference (MPB), namely honey, aromatic and medicinal plants (PAM), mushrooms, grapes for wine, citrus (lime and lemon). It is fenced with a perimeter of 5000 meters. Water resources: own hole, 2 water holes (surface running water), 2 ponds (with 2400m3 and 4500m3) and a stream. Final considerations: In the foreground, interventions to support the production of cork and pine cones are recommended, especially the pruning, pruning and thinning of some existing trees, but also the carrying out of deforestation. In areas with steeper slopes and close to water lines, intervention rules must be taken into account to protect against water erosion and to conserve habitats and species of fauna and flora, allowing for biological diversity. Some interesting points to address right away: Diversify the occupation of forested areas with species that have good productive potential. Forest-pastoral activity, on this property there is a considerable area where permanent rainfed pastures can be installed, about 40 ha, which can accommodate the grazing of animals (sheep or goats), as long as they are improved or permanent meadows composed of grasses are installed. and legumes. #ref:EXP_49827