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Armazém em terreno de 846m2 localizado na zona industrial de Vila Nova de Santo André a 15km de Sines, na Costa Alentejana. Para Venda ou Arrendamento: armazém situado na zona industrial de Vila Nova de Santo André, no concelho de Santiago do Cacém, a 10 minutos de Sines e a 1h30 de Lisboa. O edifício, com dois pisos, está pronto a ser utilizado, com vários espaços preparados para escritório, reuniões, armazém, zonas de acesso privado com boas condições para a equipa de funcionários e alojamento. No primeiro piso encontra-se a receção, com balcão, 2 escritórios com ar condicionado, um armazém com materiais de limpeza, uma casa-de-banho de serviço, um balneário misto com 4 polibans, uma sala de estar com kitchenette e uma garagem coberta com escritório e armazém de peças. É a partir deste piso que é feito o acesso ao telhado, onde estão instalados painéis solares e termoacumuladores. Há ainda uma garagem exterior, com portão com capacidade de entrada de veículos pesados. Além disso, existe também no primeiro piso uma zona habitacional com 2 quartos com capacidade para 4 pessoas com 1 casa de banho com poliban e 2 suites com capacidade para 6 pessoas. No segundo piso, existe outra zona de trabalho, com uma 1 sala equipada com tomadas individuais para várias secretárias, 3 salas de reunião com ar condicionado e 2 casas de banho. Esta é a oportunidade ideal para quem pretende instalar ou expandir a atividade na Costa Alentejana, numa zona central e de excelentes acessos, por via-rápida ao complexo industrial e ao Porto de Sines. *O certificado energético está em elaboração. Sobre Sines Sines é uma cidade localizada no centro da Costa Alentejana, em franco crescimento económico, estando atualmente em desenvolvimento e previstos investimentos em projetos industriais, de energia verde, logísticos e tecnológicos que superam os mil milhões de euros (para mais detalhes, consulte o nosso blog aqui (url) ). Sines é uma cidade histórica, tendo sido uma pequena Vila Piscatória até aos anos 70 do século passado, altura em que a construção do Complexo Industrial de Sines e da infraestrutura portuária se iniciou e a população cresceu. Desde então, a tradição da pesca tem convivido com o desenvolvimento de Sines, que está atualmente a conhecer uma nova dinâmica, especialmente com a aposta nos sectores tecnológico - é aqui que está acoplado o cabo de dados submarino da Ellalink, que liga a Europa diretamente ao Brasil e vai acolher um hyperscale datacenter da empresa Start Campus, cuja construção já começou - e energético, em que o primeiro projeto de maior escala de produção de hidrogénio e amónia, promovido em parceria pelas empresas Madoqua Renewables (Portugal), Power 2X (Países Baixos) e Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (Dinamarca), foi já anunciado pelo Governo. A par do desenvolvimento económico com impacto local e nacional, Sines (e os concelhos vizinhos) oferece condições únicas para quem gosta de viver em tranquilidade, a um passo do campo e das melhores praias da Costa Alentejana, quer para relaxar, ou para a prática de desportos, como o surf. São Torpes é aliás uma das praias mais conhecidas do País para a prática desta modalidade, assim como o Malhão, a apenas alguns km a Sul, no concelho de Odemira. E tudo isto a 1h30 de carro de Lisboa e do Algarve. #ref:032370

BANKING PROPERTY - Industrial warehouse 2,753 m², in Sines. It is an urban building, with industrial facilities and a warehouse area, reception and exhibition on the ground floor, and a patio. The 1st Floor consists of offices. Located in a mixed zone of warehouses and housing, close to the city centre. NOTE: The property is rented, it is not possible to make visits and is being sold in this condition. We are available to assist you in obtaining your Financing, we are Linked Credit Intermediaries, registered with Banco de Portugal under number 0002867. We provide a follow-up service before and after your deed. Book your visit! #ref:VD-2403070/W1/DVD

Single store with 100 m2, composed of : - Store space - 4 offices - Circulation - Bathroom The property is in a reasonable state of conservation, equipped with three air conditioning systems Property located in an area with consolidated urban history, with multifamily buildings, with some vertical density, composing a marked and hierarchical urban fabric, by infra-structured streets. In the vicinity, more immediate, we can list, Jardim da Alameda da Paz, Interface Rede Expresso, Secondary School, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool, Municipal Sports Park, Volunteer Firefighters of Sines and the Industrial Park to The East. It is a dynamic area in commerce and services, with good access, reasonable and regular public transport and good availability for car parking. #ref:JD034

Explore this amazing commercial opportunity in Sines We present a spacious store of 84.80m2 with a generous basement and a patio with 108m2. Located in the city center, this commercial space consists of a large area and bathroom on the 0th floor and also has in the basement, an additional space for storage or complementary activities. Whatever your field of activity, this store has the versatility to be adapted for the most diverse purposes, with the outdoor space being a great asset. Don’t miss this investment opportunity. Contact us today and take the next step towards the success of your Business License of use n.º 166 - Municipality of Sines Location: Sines is a Portuguese city in the district of Setúbal. The municipality is bordered to the north and east by the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, to the south by Odemira and to the west has coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. The coast of the municipality, south of São Torpes, is part of the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina. The history of Sines has been shaped by the sea. From Prehistory to the present day it was the sea and its resources that defined the economy, culture, composition and even the character of its people, to that extent, the history of Sines is vast from the evidence of the existence of human populations through traces of some of these settlements to discovered in archaeological stations such as Palmeirinha and Quitéria, passing through the Italian Naval Academy in Sines in the fifteenth / sixteenth centuries, which gave training in naval engineer of construction of vessels for the service of the kingdom and the other kingdoms of Europe, until the agreement between Portugal and England in the nineteenth century to start the productivity of agriculture, animals and cork in territory on the Alentejo Coast and the development of the villages of Sines, Santiago do Cacém, Odemira, Santo André and Milfontes and the villages of Porto Côvo, Melides, Abela and Grândola. The twentieth century begins practically with the restoration of the municipality in 1914. The cork industry, fishing and some agriculture and tourism are the basis of life in Sines until the end of the 60s, when, apart from the proximity to the sea, Sines is little distinguished from the rest of the Alentejo. Already in the middle of the XX, the large industrial complex created by the government of Marcello Caetano in Sines, in 1970, changes the county. The population explodes and diversifies, the landscape gains new configurations and the community struggles to maintain its integrity and quality of life, mitigating the negative impacts of the installation of the new units and taking advantage of the positives. Today the deep-water port of Sines already passes more than half of the port traffic in Portugal, especially containers. And the widening of the Panama Canal could give Sines a big boost, provided that a proper rail link to Spain and Central Europe is finally built. Culture and Leisure: Sines has a fantastic historical heritage from the Castle of Sines, the Fort of Revelim, the Fort of Pessegueiro, the Padrão de São Torpes, several churches such as Nossa Senhora da Soledade, Espírito Santo or da Misericórdia, Matriz de São Salvador or Nossa Senhora das Salas, in addition to the fabulous beaches that deserve a swim, you can take the opportunity to go jogging on the beach wall. The main events in Sines are the Carnival and the World Music festival. #ref:GR082301

Um Restaurante/Cervejaria, com uma reputação sólida e localização privilegiada, junto ao Castelo de Sines , atraindo moradores locais e turistas durante todo o ano. Este restaurante oferece uma atmosfera acolhedora e convidativa, juntamente com uma cozinha totalmente equipada. Com uma sala de refeições com 56 lugares sentados mais uma zona com 10 bancos ao balcão. Não perca a oportunidade de investir num próspero negócio de alojamento local em Sines. Este estabelecimento encantador oferece acomodações confortáveis e uma localização privilegiada, com procura durante todo o ano. Com quartos acolhedores, esta é uma oportunidade imperdível para entrar no mercado hoteleiro local e aproveitar o potencial turístico da região. O Alojamento Local é composto por seis quartos, todos com casa de banho, ar condicionado, TV. Financiamento A Habita é parceira de várias entidades financeiras possibilitando a todos os seus clientes simulações gratuitas de Crédito à Habitação. Localização: Sines é uma cidade portuguesa do distrito de Setúbal e a sua história tem sido moldada pelo mar O município é limitado a norte e leste pelo município de Santiago do Cacém, a sul por Odemira e a Oeste o Oceano Atlântico. Fica a 160 km a sul de Lisboa, na ponta do Cabo de Sines que separa o litoral alentejano em 2 partes: para norte extensas praias de areia fina até Troia e para sul praias de enseada que fazem parte do Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina. Os fenícios foram os primeiros a explorar a região e os romanos fizeram de Sines um porto perto de Miróbriga (Santiago do Cacém) - a origem da palavra Sines vem do latin Sinus , ’recorte da costa marítima’ O filho mais conhecido de Sines foi o navegador Vasco da Gama, cavaleiro da Ordem de Cristo, que entrou na história ao descobrir a rota marítima para a Índia no fim do século XV. Da Pré-História aos dias de hoje foram o mar e os seus recursos que definiram a economia, a cultura, a composição e até o caráter das suas gentes, nessa medida, a história de Sines é vasta desde das evidências da existência de populações humanas através de vestígios de alguns desses povoamentos a descoberto em estações arqueológicas como a Palmeirinha e a Quitéria, passando pela Escola Naval Italiana em Sines nos séculos XV/XVI, que dava formação em engenheira naval de construção de embarcações para o serviço do reino e os outros reinos da Europa, até ao acordo entre Portugal e Inglaterra no século XIX para iniciar a produtividade de agricultura, de animais e de cortiça em território no Litoral Alentejano e o desenvolvimento das vilas de Sines, de Santiago do Cacém, de Odemira, de Santo André e de Milfontes e das aldeias de Porto Côvo, de Melides, de Abela e de Grândola. O século XX começa praticamente com a restauração do município, em 1914. A indústria da cortiça, a pesca e alguma agricultura e turismo constituem a base da vida de Sines até ao final da década de 60, quando, além da proximidade do mar, Sines pouco se distingue do resto do Alentejo. Já a meio do XX, o grande complexo industrial criado pelo governo de Marcello Caetano em Sines, em 1970, muda o concelho. A população explode e diversifica-se, a paisagem ganha novas configurações e a comunidade luta para manter a sua integridade e a qualidade de vida, mitigando os impactes negativos da instalação das novas unidades e aproveitando os positivos. Hoje pelo porto de águas profundas de Sines já passa mais de metade do tráfego portuário em Portugal, sobretudo de contentores. E o alargamento do canal do Panamá poderá dar um grande impulso a Sines, desde que seja finalmente construída uma adequada ligação ferroviária a Espanha e Europa Central. No centro da baía de Sines fica a ampla Praia Vasco da Gama, adormecida entre os pontões. É vigiada no verão, de fácil acesso e seu passeio proporciona caminhadas tranquilas. Para leste, descortina o simpático Porto de Recreio, o único até à costa algarvia, com 250 lugares para embarcações de lazer, eletricidade, instalações sanitárias, lavandaria, posto de abastecimento de combustíveis e WiFi. Cultura e Lazer: Sines tem um património histórico fantástico desde do Castelo de Sines, do Forte do Revelim, do Forte do Pessegueiro, do Padrão de São Torpes, várias igrejas como Nossa Senhora da Soledade, Espírito Santo ou da Misericórdia, Matriz de São Salvador ou da Nossa Senhora das Salas, para além das fabulosas praias que merecem um mergulho, pode-se aproveitar para fazer um jogging no muro da praia. Junto à praia, ocorre o festival gastronómico Tasquinhas Sines em julho. O peixe e o marisco estão no centro da culinária local, que vem diretamente da lota. Pratos como a açorda de marisco e a feijoada de búzios são típicos exemplos da influência dum Alentejo mais rural. Os principais eventos em Sines são o Carnaval e o festival Músicas do Mundo. Educação: Sines tem várias escolas básicas públicas e infantários além de existirem instituições privadas de referência garantido o acesso a bons estudos para pessoas de diversas classes sociais que torna a cidade uma excelente localização para morar e estudar. #ref:IS052305

Excellent land with 8.652m2, composed of restoration space and a housing on the first floor for sale, with a total registered area of 360m2. The space on the ground floor is divided by three rooms, entrance room with balcony and living area and bathroom, dining room with industrial kitchen equipped, concert hall with two stages, bar and bathroom, air conditioning in the three rooms. On the first floor we have a dwelling with a bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. Land with water hole, and connection to the water grid, solar panels and electricity of the electricity grid. Property with an excellent location, and good sun exposure, ten minutes from the beach of the lagoon of Santo André and Melides, five minutes from Santo André with all kinds of shops. 1.30 minutes from Lisbon. Excellent opportunity for your new home on the Alentejo coast. Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: This village is at the origin of the parish of Santo André. Known the Annual Fair of St. Andrew, which takes place on 30 November and 1 December. Close to this town is built the Hermitage of Senhora da Graça, the Black Pig Destliaria and the Badoca Safari Park, one of the largest theme parks in the country. Santo André is a portuguese parish in the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, in the Alentejo region and in the Alentejo Coastal sub-region with 74.32 km² of area and 10 647 inhabitants (2011), thus having a population density of 143.3 inhabitants /km² and is 13 km from Santiago do Cacém and 20 km from Sines. In the mid-1970s, hundreds of families attracted by the offer of work offered by the Sines Industrial Complex began to take place in the parish, in the Areal area. The town of Vila Nova de Santo André, which only recently took the capital of the parish, does not correspond to the old village still existing and thriving: the original village is 3 kilometers from the austere urban core created in the 1970s in an old pine forest. The new city, which until 1991 had not even managed existence as a parish, is effectively an isolated urban spot with characteristics of metropolitan surroundings of Sines, implanted in the middle of the semi-rural Alentejo area, predominantly constituted by residents with strong connection to the industrial city of Sines. It was initially thought to be 100,000 inhabitants, created from scratch to serve as a dormitory to the Industrial Complex of Sines. The current city of Vila Nova de Santo André now has about 11,000 inhabitants and the parish is about 13,000, and is therefore the most populous city of Santiago do Cacém. With the extinction of the Sines Area Office in 1989, the administration of this territory became the responsibility of the Municipality of Santiago do Cacém. The then Urban Center of Santo André was elevated to Vila on June 20, 1991 and the City on July 1, 2003, with the designation of Vila Nova de Santo André. The Costa de Santo André is 10 minutes from Vila Nova de Santo André, 15m from Melides Beach and 15 km from Santiago do Cacém, there is the immense beach of Lagoa de Santo André. The large lagoon, with a couple of meters deep, is supported by an extensive natural reserve of pine trees so the urban development is therefore conditioned #ref:MB062202_GR

Commercial property operating as a café, located in V.N. de Santo André, in the Liceu neighborhood, a few meters from the secondary school Padre António Macedo. Licensed establishment for restaurants and drinks with capacity of 38 seats inside and possibility of terrace area, sold with the existing equipment. Equipped with tables, chairs, countertops, freezers, hood, oven, industrial stove and microwave. Property very well located by the proximity of the school and residential area quite quiet, very close to the central park of the city. Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: Santo André is a portuguese parish in the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, in the Alentejo region and in the Alentejo Coastal sub-region with 74.32 km² of area and 10 647 inhabitants (2011), thus having a population density of 143.3 inhabitants/km² and is 13 km from Santiago do Cacém and 20 km from Sines. In the mid-1970s, hundreds of families attracted by the offer of work offered by the Sines Industrial Complex began to take place in the parish, in the Areal area. The town of Vila Nova de Santo André, which only recently took the capital of the parish, does not correspond to the old village still existing and thriving: the original village is 3 kilometers from the austere urban core created in the 1970s in an old pine forest. The new city, which until 1991 had not even managed existence as a parish, is, in fact, an isolated urban spot with characteristics of metropolitan surroundings of Sines, implanted in the middle of the semi-rural Alentejo area, predominantly constituted by residents with strong connection to the industrial city of Sines. It was initially thought to be 100,000 inhabitants, created from scratch to serve as a dormitory to the Industrial Complex of Sines. The current city of Vila Nova de Santo André now has about 11,000 inhabitants and the parish is about 13,000, and is therefore the most populous city of Santiago do Cacém. With the extinction of the Sines Area Office in 1989, the administration of this territory became the responsibility of the Municipality of Santiago do Cacém. The then Urban Center of Santo André was elevated to Vila on June 20, 1991 and the City on July 1, 2003, with the designation of Vila Nova de Santo André. Today, the City, with a heterogeneous population of multicultural characteristics, has a life of its own, leaving far behind the idea of being the dormitory of the Industrial Complex of Sines. The city of Vila Nova de Santo André, which develops with high entrepreneurial dynamics, offers its population and visitors high quality of life, where they can enjoy safe and well-maintained public spaces. #ref:GR082103

Discover your new business space in this strategically located warehouse in the mixed-use area of Vila Nova de Santo André. With a gross area of 324m² and a usable area of 108m², this property offers the perfect combination of spaciousness and functionality. Its privileged location ensures excellent visibility and accessibility, being easily reachable from main roads. Additionally, the generous parking available provides convenience for both your customers and employees. Inside, you’ll find several rooms that can be adapted according to your business needs, providing flexibility and versatility. The ample space available offers numerous configuration possibilities, allowing you to maximize space utilization. The windows and garage door give a modern and functional aesthetic to the warehouse, while ensuring great natural light input. In addition to these features, the proximity to a residential area adds additional potential, bringing a constant flow of potential customers to your business. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to establish your business in a well-located space with all the necessary amenities. Schedule your visit now and start envisioning your future business success in this warehouse in Vila Nova de Santo André. #ref:2024007

Open space store, located in a fully restored, waterproofed, and painted building in September of this year. The store used to be a minimarket and, as such, has flooring, cladding, ceiling, and finishes. It comes equipped with air conditioning, freezing chests, and cold displays. Everything is included in the business. It has 1 bathroom with a shower. The storefront faces west, providing plenty of natural light, and it helps to enhance the visibility of the business.Low condominium fees. Excellent accessibility and free parking. It is available for rent and for sale. Come visit us without any commitment. ... Commercial Information CasaCaso Soltroia - Luxury Real Estate has several properties available for sale, has been based in Soltroia for over 20 years, and has a team of experts in the local market. We are the oldest and most successful real estate mediation company in Soltroia, Troia, and Comporta, providing exclusive property solutions. We have the capacity to serve throughout Portugal, including Madeira and the Azores, through an exclusive network of duly licensed partners. Discover CasaCaso Soltroia - Luxury Real Estate and take advantage of our unique experience in the luxury real estate market in Portugal. ... Region Information Welcome to the stunning regions of Troia, Soltroia, Comporta, and Carvalhal, a true paradise on the Troia Peninsula in Portugal. With breathtaking landscapes, golden sandy beaches, and a rich cultural history, these charming regions offer a unique experience for visitors. Soltroia It is a luxury destination located in Troia, next to one of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World, known for its magnificent beachfront villas and exclusive resorts where public figures from entertainment, music, and sports have summer retreats. With a privileged location between the Sado River and the Atlantic Ocean, Soltroia offers tourists a wide range of activities, from relaxing on pristine beaches, watching the bottlenose dolphins of the Sado, engaging in exciting water sports such as kite surfing, wind surfing, and surfing, to relaxing at the Beach Club located on the Atlantic beach just steps away. Furthermore, the proximity to the prestigious Troia Golf course, with its challenging 18 holes and par-72, provides golf enthusiasts with an unforgettable experience. Enjoy the best and closest access to the Atlantic Ferries Ferry Boat, allowing you to reach Setúbal in 25 minutes and Lisbon Airport in approximately 1 hour. Tróiaresort It is a renowned tourist complex in Troia, combining luxury, nature, and fun. CasaCaso successfully marketed it. You can invest in the Troia Design Hotel, a tourist profitability product. You can visit the Roman ruins, go horseback riding on the beach, take boat trips to observe the bottlenose dolphins (Sado Dolphins), savor gastronomy in world-class restaurants at the Troia Marina, the Shops, Spa, Casino, Congress Center, Supermarket, Pharmacy, Medical Post, and other services. Comporta It is a picturesque fishing village, famous for its extensive rice field landscapes and stunning beaches. It is the perfect destination for nature lovers, with its abundant wildlife and diverse ecosystem. Visitors can enjoy horseback rides along the beaches, explore natural reserves, and engage in kite surfing in crystal-clear waters. Discover the cultural and natural wealth of these fascinating regions in Troia, Soltroia, Comporta, and Carvalhal. With their stunning beaches, exciting activities, and breathtaking landscapes, these destinations have something for everyone. Plan your trip now and be enchanted by the magic of these hidden treasures of Portugal. #ref:CC_LOJ_17644 (2)