10 Grundstücke zu verkaufen auf Palmela in der Nähe von: Lagoinha, Portugal, bis 425.000 €

Land for construction, with 2732m2, for sale in Lagoinha, Palmela Excellent opportunity to invest or build your dream home. The land is located in the town of Lagoinha, about 4 kms north of Palmela, 10 kms from Setúbal and 30 kms from Lisbon. The Lagoinha area has easy access to the main roads, namely the A2 and IC32 and is within walking distance of the Arrábida Natural Park and some of the most stunning beaches in Portugal such as Portinho da Arrábida and Galapos. The predominant construction volume of the site consists of houses of 1 to 2 floors. The land is cornered between two streets, has a trapezoidal shape and develops to one side approximately 60 meters and to the other 45 meters, with some fruit trees and some buildings. Very flat terrain, which will allow an easy execution of the projected works It allows the use of both storage units in a future construction, adding value to a future project, as it will have more building alternatives. Based on the Regulation of the Municipal Master Plan of Palmela, the land is included in the category of Urbanizable Spaces, Medium Density Housing Hl. On the basis of point 3 of article no.12 of the aforementioned Regulation, the occupancy indicators referring to the use of Medium Density Hl shall be as follows: ib-Gross (maximum) utilisation index = 0.40 Db-Housing Density- dwellings/ha (maximum) = 30 Hf meters (maximum) = 6.5 m Number of floors (maximum) = 2 In summary, the Gross Construction Area is 1093m2 and up to 8 houses can be built. Palmela and all its surroundings offer a huge Historical Heritage (Palmela Castle), Cultural (Festivals and traditions) and Natural (Serra da Arrábida). Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities, enabling all its customers to have free simulations of Housing Loans. Location: Palmela is a Portuguese village belonging to the district of Setúbal and the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, with about 19,500 inhabitants. [1] Its maximum altitude is 378 meters, measured on the hill where the Castle is located. It is located in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area sub-region. It is the seat of a municipality with an area of 465.12 km² and 62,831 inhabitants, subdivided into 4 parishes. The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipalities of Benavente and Alcochete, to the northeast by the eastern portion (exclave) of the municipality of Montijo, to the east by Vendas Novas, to the southeast by Alcácer do Sal, to the south by Setúbal, to the west by Barreiro and to the northwest by Moita and the western portion (main area) of the municipality of Montijo. History: The presence of Man in the region that is now occupied by the municipality of Palmela dates back to the Upper Neolithic, where his presence is quite noticeable, especially during the culture of the bell tower, and whose testimony was left to us in the form of the world-renowned Palmela Vase. Occupied by Celts, Romans and Arabs, they all found in this territory a strategic place to settle. In 1147 it was conquered by King Afonso Henriques, granting it a charter in 1185. But the golden period of Palmela can be traced back to the early years of the Nationhood, when Palmela was the key to the territory between the Sado and the Tagus. This strategic importance is due to conjunctural aspects of a political and religious nature related to the process of conquest and consolidation of the Portuguese State, and from which the Order of Santiago and Sword, (which received Palmela as a donation from D. Afonso Henriques around 1172), cannot be separated. The Order of Santiago marks its presence in Portuguese society by being the mistress of a vast territory that went from the former municipality of Riba Tejo (which encompasses the current municipalities of Barreiro, Moita, Montijo and Alcochete) to Mértola, in the Baixo Alentejo. The administrative power of the Order is now centred in Palmela ’already in the times of Infante D. João, son of D. João I’. The importance of this choice was not only related to Palmela’s proximity to Lisbon, where the congregation held the convent of Santos, among others, but also due to the fact that Palmela was the largest Commandery of the Order and the characteristics of its castle, of large dimensions, with the capacity to house the monumental complex of the Order - the Convent and the Church. Once the dangers of invasions - Arabic, initially, and Castilian, at a later time - were removed, the Order of Santiago began to lose the importance and power it held. Along with it, Palmela also ceases to have the role of advanced guardian, a role previously played by the former headquarters of the Order - Mértola and Alcácer do Sal. Ref. NG102304 #ref:NG102304

Urban land for construction located in the Lagoinha area, in a super quiet area and with easy access to all commerce and services. The land has 1083 m2 and with an implantation area of 120m2 and a gross area of 240m2, the land has excellent sun exposure and a well inserted inside it. Do not hesitate to schedule a visit. Thank you #ref:TER_1756