60 Properties for Habita Alentejo

Rustic land with 5.000m2 in the parish of Castelo, Sesimbra with an excellent location and sun exposure.
According to PDM allows the construction of a housing with two floors with 200m2.
With good access, is the .... km from Sesimbra, in a privileged location close to the Arrábida Natural Park.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:
Sesimbra is a Portuguese village belonging to the District of Setúbal, headquarters of a municipality with 195.47 km² of area.

The mouth of the River Sado, the Arrábida mountain range, Cape Espichel, the Albufeira lagoon and meco beach are part of the natural landscape of Sesimbra.

The third parish of the municipality, Quinta do Conde, also has the status of village, being even more populous than the seat of the municipality.

There have been traces of human presence in Sesimbra since the chalcolithic period (3000 BC). In the Iron Age (VIII-II) it was inhabited by the hundred-dollar who are at the origin of the name of the village.

On 15 August 1201 the inhabitants of Sesimbra granted the Charter of Foral, a royal document of D. Sancho I of Portugal that applies the rights and duties.
It was during the reign of D. Dinis, sixth king of Portugal, that Póvoa de Ribeira de Sesimbra was created, a small fishing village by the sea.

The village grew a lot and became a village at the time of the Discoveries.
Sesimbra became an important port for shipbuilding and vessel supplies.
Between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, an important canning industry flourished in Sesimbra.

Culture and Leisure:
- Assembly of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Pedra Mua, Church of Our Lady of the Cape, Hermitage of Memory, House of Citrus, Sanctuary of Our Lady of Pedra Mua, Cruise, Water House and Aqueduct in Cape Espichel. All this set in the parish of Castelo.
- Castle of Sesimbra in the parish of Castelo.
- Church of Our Lady of the Castle in the parish of Castelo.
- Fort of Santiago de Sesimbra or Fortaleza de Santiago in the parish of Santiago, joins the beach.
- Chapel of the Holy Spirit of Mareantes in the parish of Santiago.
- Hospital of Espírito Santo dos Mareantes in the parish of Santiago.
- Bishop’s House in the parish of Santiago, on Antero de Quental street.
- Mother Church of Santiago in the parish of Santiago.
- Museum of the Sea, created in 1987, located in Largo Luís de Camões, in the parish of Santiago.
- Municipal Museum in the parish of Santiago.
- The Cross of Calvary
- Pelourinho de Sesimbra in the parish of Santiago.
- Chapel of the Holy House of Mercy of Sesimbra
- Archaeological station of Lapa do Fumo or Lapa do Fumo, in the parish of Castelo.
- Megalithic monument of The Swidden of Casal do Meio, in the parish of Castelo.
- Zambujal Cave
- Bicas Beach (Meco)
- Moinho de Baixo Beach (Meco)
- Foz Beach (Meco)
- Lagoa de Albufeira (Praia da)
- California Beach (Sesimbra)
- Gold Beach (Sesimbra)

Excellent property in Cabeça da Cabra, with a unique view over the sea of Porto Covo and Pessegueiro Island.

The farm consists of four Rustic notebooks, making a total of 12,235 ha, and an Urban with 105m2.

With connection to the electricity grid and has a water hole, with several trees, orange trees, medronheiros, olive trees and several weeds.

Located 5 minutes from Porto Covo and Pessegueiro Island, one hour and thirty minutes from Lisbon.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:

Porto Covo, is a parish of the municipality of Sines, with 48.73 km² of area, 170 km south of Lisbon, is part of the municipality of Sines is a popular destination among Portuguese tourists who are seduced by the magnificent beaches of the Costa Vicentina.

The center of Port Covo was rebuilt after the earthquake of 1755, from which now is the main square (Largo Marquês de Pombal) inspired by the ideals of Pombaline architecture.
In the mid-18th century, it was a small settlement at the foot of a small bay. Covo refers to the fishing net for catching lobsters, and in the locality discovers good restaurants of fresh fish and seafood. It is still characterized as a small fishing community, but it is tourism that drives its growth.
In Largo, you discover good restaurants, souvenir shops and the Church dedicated to Our Lady of Soledade (patron saint of fishermen), from the 18th century in rococo style.

The parties in honor of Our Lady of Soledade take place on the last weekend of August, with various musical and traditional events. On the 29th there is Bath 29, an ancient tradition that materializes in a dive at 7 am.

Pessegueiro Island Beach is a 10-minute drive from the center of Porto Covo. It’s a vast, watched-in sand with a blue flag. It is one of the most popular beaches in this area, attracting tourists, water sports practitioners and sport fishermen.

On the horizon is the island of Pessegueiro, which inspired the musician Rui Veloso to write a composition. In summer, tourists, mostly Portuguese, visit the island.
The peach island is totally uninhabited, kingdom of seagulls. Unlike rui velos’ famous music, Peach trees never existed on the island, but it was one of the first centers of human activity in the region. The first settlements date back to the Cargian trade.

Beaches:
In the village of Porto Covo there is Praia Grande, one of the most sought after by locals and tourists. Situated next to the north exit of Porto Covo, at the foot of the garden. With good access, spacious and sheltered by the cliff, it is one of the most popular during the summer.
It holds blue flag and is quite frequented by surfers.

Among other beaches in the region are Espingardeiro Beach, Praia Pequena, Buizinhos Beach and Porto Covo Bay, smaller ones.

Small Beach:
Tiny sand wedged in the cliff in the center of Porto Covo. From the cliff is a fantastic sunset.

Buizinhos Beach:
Going down to the end the street Vasco da Gama - the main street of Porto Covo - you reach the viewpoint that gives access to this small beach, so known because of the tiny shells that exist there and that were used in local handicrafts.

Charming village in the middle of the Natural Park on the trail of the Rota Vicentina, a holiday location of excellence.

Restaurante no centro da cidade de Sines, uma oportunidade de investimento com um grande potencial, numa uma localização estratégica e visibilidade significativa, em plena Rua Marquês de Pombal.
Este estabelecimento apresenta um espaço amplo e versátil, perfeito para ser transformado em um espaço de gastronomia único.

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.

House located in São Teotónio, consisting of 2 bedrooms being one of them suite, both with built-in wardrobe, a large living room with stove, 2 bathroom, kitchen with a patio and access through the interior of the villa to a large garage.

Kitchen equipped with oven, hob, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher, water heater and hood.

Patio with barbecue.

Located right at the entrance of S. Teotónio near commerce and services, 7km from zambujeira do Mar beach in the middle of the Alentejo Coast.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

location:
Odemira is a Portuguese village belonging to the Alentejo region and sub-region of the Alentejo Coast.
It is the headquarters of the largest Portuguese in territorial extension, with 1 720.60 km² of area.

The municipality of Odemira is characterized by the immense landscape diversity, extending between the plain, the mountains and the sea.

On the coastal strip, there are small beaches that cut the cliffs and traditional fishing ports. Of its 55 km of Atlantic coast, 12 km are beach, of which are worth mentioning for its natural beauty: Malhão, Milfontes, Franquia, Farol, Furnas, Almograve, Zambujeira and Carvalhal.

The entire coastal area of the municipality is integrated in the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina.

The central strip, cutting the county from south to north, makes the orographic transition between the heath, dominant in the coastal strip, and the mountain, dominant in the inner strip. In this space, we find the main urban agglomerates of the municipality, such as São Teotónio, Boavista dos Pinheiros, Odemira and São Luís.

This central strip corresponds to the space of public services, the main commercial units and the main company-fixing parks.

The settlement of the municipality is quite remote, as evidenced by the numerous traces of cultures prior to Romanization and the testimonies of later cultures.

Culture and Leisure:
- Ponte D. Maria or Ponte de Santa Clara-a-Velha
- Santa Clara Inn
- Walls of the ancient castle of Odemira (existing sections)
- Church of Mercy of Odemira
- Fort of St. Clement

economy:
The municipality of Odemira has a business structure with strong weight in the tertiary sector (59%), followed by the primary sector (31%) and secondary sector (10%), and its four pillars are the agroforestry sectors (considering agriculture, forest and livestock), tourism, trade/services, industry and fisheries/marine resources.

The primary sector occupies 1/3 of the economic activities, presenting as a tourist municipality, but with a strong rural component, namely in agriculture, forestry, livestock and forestry.

The secondary sector has a less significant expression in the territory, however, it seems to have found areas of development where to grow, particularly in the agri-food industry.

The tertiary sector represents 59% of the business dynamics of the municipality of Odemira, of which retail trade and services stand out.

Trade is one of the ancestral activities that, from the point of view of investment flows, has shown a very interesting mobility over the years. Territorially, this activity accompanied the demographic and economic drift of the interior to the coast of the municipality.

Warehouse for rent, located in the Light Industrial Zone of Vila Nova de Santo André.

With a covered area of 225.9m2, it consists of warehouse area, office, bathroom, pantry and two compartments.

With good access, it is located 10 minutes from the Industrial Complex of Sines (Repsol and Refinery) and 15 minutes from the Port of Sines and Terminal XXI.

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.

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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.

Plot for housing - -Santiago do Cacém

Plot of land, for construction of single-family villa, with a total area of 183m2, with an area of implementation of 87m2 and construction area of 242m2.
Based on the allotment permit issued by the CM of Santiago do Cacém, it is authorized the construction of a house of typology T4, with basement, two floors and a floor indented.

Situated in a residential area close to commerce and services, with great sun exposure.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:
Santiago do Cacém is a Portuguese city in the District of Setúbal, is the headquarters of one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with an area of 1,059.77 km².
It is home to one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with 1,059.77 km² of area and 29,749 inhabitants (2015 INE), subdivided into 8 parishes.
The municipality is bordered to the north by the term of Grândola, to the northeast by Ferreira do Alentejo, to the east by Aljustrel, to the south by Ourique and Odemira and to the west by Sines and has coastline in the Atlantic Ocean. It is the only municipality in the entire Alentejo that contains 2 cities within its term (Santiago and Santo André). It also has three villages (Cercal, Alvalade and Ermidas-Sado).

Culture and leisure:
There are many popular and cultural manifestations in the county: the feast of Our Lady of Grace, held on the last Sunday of May, with various religious ceremonies, namely prayer meetings, and the annual fairs, on the fourth Sunday of April and the fourth Sunday of July; Santiagro, ’Agricultural Fair’, in May, of economic and cultural promotion; FATAL - Alentejo Coastal Handicraft and Tourism Fair; the traditional Green Grass festivals, both in July; the Monte Fair in September; the traditional festivals of Aldeia dos Chãos in August and The Day of the Municipality, on July 25.

In handicrafts, we highlight the latoaria works, lace, embroidery, clay and cork work, tapestry and wood.

As a cultural installation, the municipality has the Municipal Museum of Santiago do Cacém, in which the numismatics and archeology sections are to be taken up, the latter representative of human occupation in the region, since the times of the Upper Paleolithic. In the collection of ethnography, highlight the traditional Alentejo cuisine, which joins the recreation of a popular room, which makes counterpoint with another of markedly bourgeois taste and which is part of a remarkable legacy of one of the families of the region - the Counties of Avillez.
In 1895 the first automobile arrived in Portugal, owned by the Count of Avilez, santiago do Cacém;
The title of curiosity, also the 1st Rolls Royce that came to Portugal, came to Santiago do Cacém, owned by José Sande Champalimaud and the car registration with no. 1, in 1904, went also to Santiago do Cacém, on behalf of Augusto Teixeira de Aragão.

Points to visit:
- Castle of Santiago do Cacém
- Miróbriga Archaeological Station
- Municipal Museum of Santiago do Cacém
- Castle of Santiago do Cacém
- Badoca Safari Park
- Medieval Alvalade Bridge
- Old Castle area with the ruins of the Roman city Miróbriga
- Church of Santiago or Mother Church of Santiago do Cacém

Land with 38,640 m2, located in the golden in Alvor next to the campsite of Alvor, Pingo Doce, Intermarché, private Hospital of the Algarve-Alvor, 600 meters from the center of Alvor and 2 km from the beach of Alvor.

With urban area of 2,045 m2 and 18,415 m2, classified in the PDM of Portimão as zone of tourist occupation totaling thus 20,446 m2 of area capable of urbanization.

Property of high potential for urbanistic protection of Hotel or Aparthotel.

Excellent opportunity of two rustic buildings confining, which can be unified thus with a total area of 5,675 hectares.
Being that in one of the grounds is a ruin to recover with 36m2.
With an excellent sun exposure, the land is 4km from the village of Ourique, Beja District - Lower Alentejo.
The existing urban building can be expanded up to 250 square meters, or if you wish to build in any area of the property, its viability is possible, provided that the two rustics are unified, which is the title free of charge, as is apparent from Law No. 111/2015.

Looking for an ideal space for your business or project?
We present a warehouse of 375m2, inserted in a plot of land with 3190m2, with excellent access in Ribeira da Azenha, Vila Nova de Milfontes.
With an excellent sun exposure and location ten minutes from the best beaches of the Alentejo Coast, Aivados and Pessegueiro Island.
This is the opportunity I was waiting for to invest in a place with huge potential.

A few minutes from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, having as predominant the beach of Aivados and Malhão beach, being 15 minutes from Porto Covo and Vila Nova de Milfontes.

Praia dos Aivados, also known as Praia do Buzinheiro, has a thin and extensive strip of sand, a little wider near the entrance where a small watercourse runs.
The base of the cliff is filled with a string of rolled pebbles that extends to the nearby beach to the south.
This beach is frequented by fishermen and lovers of water sports.

It is an Oceanic Beach located on the coast of Portugal Iberian Peninsula in the municipality of Odemira, bathed by the Atlantic Ocean.

Bank Financing:

Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:

Vila Nova de Milfontes is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Odemira, district of Beja, located on the north bank of the mouth of the river Mira. It is inserted in the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina and has 75.88 km² of area.

At the end of the Christian reconquest, the Alentejo coast was a sparsely populated and disorganized territory, as such, the King of Portugal D. Afonso III made large donations to the Order of Santiago as rewards for its important role in the war against the Moors. In 1486, D. João II founded a new village, in the place called Milfontes, with the purpose of protecting and developing commercial transactions. It detached its territory from the municipality of Sines, to which it previously belonged, and thus created a new municipality that lasted between 1486 and 1836.

Because it is located on the coast, this region was often ravaged by pirates, who pillaged and assaulted the population and vessels. In the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries, the Maghrebi Corsican afflicted the Portuguese coasts in a dramatic way. To face this climate of fear and instability, at the end of the sixteenth century it was ordered to build the fort of São Clemente (castle of Milfontes).

This locality is linked to the great feat of Portuguese aviation that was the first crossing area between Portugal and Macau, carried out by Brito Paes and Sarmento Beires. It was on April 7, 1924 that the pilots departed from Campo dos Coitos, near Milfontes, towards the East. In honor of the aviators and their historical achievement, a monument was erected in Praça da Barbacã, next to the fort, that recalls the heroic journey. It should be noted that Commander Brito Paes was a native of the municipality of Odemira, more specifically of Colos.

Culture and Leisure:
- Fort of São Clemente or Castle of Vila Nova de Milfontes
- Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina
- Mother Church: Church of Our Lady of Grace (Vila Nova de Milfontes)
- Hermitage of São Sebastião (Vila Nova de Milfontes)
- Festivals and Pilgrimages
- Our Lady of Grace is the patron saint of Milfontes, being held annually on August 8 a feast in her honor, with the river procession being the highlight of the celebrations. The tourism fair, where there is musical entertainment, gastronomic tents, etc. The parish has two annual fairs, which take place in Brunheiras on May 1 and August 8.

Economic activities:
The main economic activities of the parish are tourism, trade and services, agriculture, livestock, fishing (the port of the Canal is the largest fishing port in the county), construction and also forest production.

Excellent shop in prime area of Santiago do Cacém.
Close to the Town Hall and the city garden, here is your opportunity to move forward with your business.
It has a generous basement.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

location:

Santiago do Cacém is a Portuguese city in the District of Setúbal, is the headquarters of one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with an area of 1,059.77 km².
It is home to one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with 1,059.77 km² of area and 29,749 inhabitants (2015 INE), subdivided into 8 parishes.
The municipality is bordered to the north by the term of Grândola, to the northeast by Ferreira do Alentejo, to the east by Aljustrel, to the south by Ourique and Odemira and to the west by Sines and has coastline in the Atlantic Ocean. It is the only municipality in the entire Alentejo that contains 2 cities within its term (Santiago and Santo André). It also has three villages (Cercal, Alvalade and Ermidas-Sado).

history:

Its name derives from The Mooring Governor Kassim and the Order of Santiago.
Endorsed in a strategic geographical location, human populations have sought this region since remote times to establish itself. The excavations carried out in the Old Castle, where the Roman ruins of Miróbriga are located, show that the region has been inhabited since prehistory.
The ruins of Miróbriga represent one of the most striking traces of the occupation of the Romans in southwestern Portugal.
It was classified as a Property of Public Interest in 1940. The Roman city stretches for more than 2 km, featuring ruins of housing buildings, paved streets, a racetrack, a bathing, a bridge and a forum.
With Roman colonization, it developed into the commercial area around the forum. The termes, among the best preserved in Portugal. Relatively close to the terme, there is a bridge with a single semicircular arch. The hippodrome is the only fully known in Portuga and is located farther from the center.
It was around 712 and already after the decline of Miróbriga that the Moors reached the territory, building the castle on the hill in front; it is even thought that the name Kassem will be linked to the Mooring villager. The Moorish occupation lasted until the 19th century. XII and many battles for the reconquest took place in the territory until, in 1217, he returned definitively to the possession of Christians, and D. Afonso II confirmed the donation of his father to the Order of Skewers.

economy:

In the municipality, activities related to the primary sector predominate, followed by secondary and tertiary activities.
Agriculture still maintains great importance, with 43.9% of the municipality’s area destined for agricultural exploration, especially the cultivation of cereals for grain, temporary grassland and forage crops, industrial crops, pousio, olive groves, grassland and permanent pastures.
Livestock farming is also of some importance, particularly in the breeding of birds, sheep and pigs.
About 7785 hectares of its territory are covered with forest.
Thus, agriculture, swine farming and rice husking are the most important activities, followed by industry, namely self-catering workshops, civil construction, civil locksmithing, marble processing, wood sawing and cork processing.

Culture and leisure:

There are many popular and cultural manifestations in the county: the feast of Our Lady of Grace, held on the last Sunday of May, with various religious ceremonies, namely prayer meetings, and the annual fairs, on the fourth Sunday of April and the fourth Sunday of July; Santiagro, ’Agricultural Fair’, in May, of economic and cultural promotion; FATAL - Alentejo Coastal Handicraft and Tourism Fair; the traditional Green Grass festivals, both in July; the Monte Fair in September; the traditional festivals of Aldeia dos Chãos in August and The Day of the Municipality, on July 25.

In handicrafts, we highlight the latoaria works, lace, embroidery, clay and cork work, tapestry and wood.

As a cultural installation, the municipality has the Municipal Museum of Santiago do Cacém, in which the numismatics and archeology sections are to be taken up, the latter representative of human occupation in the region, since the times of the Upper Paleolithic. In the collection of ethnography, highlight the traditional Alentejo cuisine, which joins the recreation of a popular room, which makes counterpoint with another of markedly bourgeois taste and which is part of a remarkable legacy of one of the families of the region - the Counties of Avillez.
In 1895 the first automobile arrived in Portugal, owned by the Count of Avilez, santiago do Cacém;
The title of curiosity, also the 1st Rolls Royce that came to Portugal, came to Santiago do Cacém, owned by José Sande Champalimaud and the car registration with no. 1, in 1904, went also to Santiago do Cacém, on behalf of Augusto Teixeira de Aragão.

Points to visit:
- Castle of Santiago do Cacém
- Miróbriga Archaeological Station
- Municipal Museum of Santiago do Cacém
- Castle of Santiago do Cacém
- Badoca Safari Park
- Medieval Alvalade Bridge
- Old Castle area with the ruins of the Roman city Miróbriga
- Church of Santiago or Mother Church of Santiago do Cacém

Lote de terreno para construção de moradia em Soltróia com área total de terreno de 1.620,00m2 com viabilidade de construção de moradia unifamiliar com área bruta de construção de 520m2, distribuidos da seguinte forma:
- 320m2 de área de implantação (piso 0)
- 200m2 no piso 1

Localizado a cerca de 50m da praia, no lado mar da urbanização, em zona turística de excelência na Costa Alentejana.
Soltroia é uma urbanização turística e residencial na península de Tróia, a 40 km a sul de Lisboa.
Contempla uma área de 133 ha ladeada a este pelo Rio Sado e a oeste pelo Oceano Atlântico com uma distância inferior a 1,2 km entre ambas as margens.

Excelente oportunidade!

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Localização:
A Península de Tróia é uma restinga arenosa com mais de 25 km de comprimento e 0,5 a 1,5 km de largura, no litoral da freguesia de Carvalhal, no concelho de Grândola, entre o oceano Atlântico (a oeste) e o estuário do rio Sado (a leste). A península formou-se nos últimos 5000 anos de sul para norte, desde a Comporta até Tróia em frente à cidade de Setúbal. Encontre na sub-região de Área Metropolitana de Lisboa.

Na parte norte da península podem visitar-se as ruínas romanas de Tróia de um vasto complexo de salga de peixe, que se manteve em funcionamento entre o séculos I e o século VI. Nas últimas décadas do século XX foram construídos em Tróia vários empreendimentos turísticos, como o Soltroia, Troiaresort e Eco-Resort. Dois terminais fluviais asseguram a ligação mais curta à cidade de Setúbal: Cais Sul (ferries) e Ponta do Adoxe (catamarãs).

A paisagem litoral é caracterizada por uma costa baixa com uma contínua praia arenosa, constituída por vezes pelos sedimentos avermelhados de escarpas arenosas recentes.

Principais atrações:
A península de Tróia está repleta de atrações que merecem ser visitadas por todos. Aqui poderá encontrar um casino, diversos hotéis, alguns restaurantes e praias de areia branca. Adicionalmente, na península de Tróia poderá ainda encontrar as Ruínas romanas e o Porto Palafítico da Carrasqueira.

Praias em Tróia:
As praias em Tróia são um local consideravelmente movimentado durante os meses de verão, nomeadamente ao fim-de-semana. Nestas praias poderá encontrar um passadiço que liga as praias às áreas da marina, protegendo a vulnerabilidade das dunas.

Marina de Tróia:
A Marina de Tróia permite-lhe entrar a bordo de um barco e navegar no espetacular mar, enquanto observa os golfinhos e a beleza natural desta área.

Ruínas romanas:
As Ruínas romanas de Tróia são um local que esteve ocupado até ao século VI. Era neste local que a população tirava partido da abundância de peixe e sal. Nos dias de hoje é possível observar as ruínas dos banhos termais que tinham zonas para banhos quentes e frios, as casas com 2 andares e o cemitério com vários tipos de sepulturas.

Porto Palafítico:
O Porto Palafítico é um local único que foi construído no século XX. Assente em pilares de madeira que estão enterrados na lama, este porto parece serpentear desde a margem até ao interior do rio.

Quinta encantadora na zona de Vila Nova de Milfontes, com cerca de 3,7 hectares e uma moradia T3 em construção, em fase de acabamentos.

Moradia térrea composta por:
- Sala de estar com sala de jantar;
- Cozinha totalmente equipada e com ilha;
- zona de lavandaria e casa das maquinas;
- casa de banho de serviço;
- 2 roupeiros no Hall de entrada embutidos;
- 1 suite
- 2 quartos com casa de banho partilhada;
- Painel de aquecimento de agua 500 litros ;
- Pré-instalação para aquecimento central;
- garagem espaçosa;

Terreno com viabilidade de projeto agrícola ou florestal, sendo totalmente plano.
Tem eletricidade e furo de água.

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Localização:
Vila Nova de Milfontes é uma freguesia portuguesa do concelho de Odemira, distrito de Beja, situada na margem norte da foz do rio Mira. Encontra-se inserida no Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina e possui 75,88 km² de área.

No final da reconquista cristã, o litoral alentejano era um território escassamente povoado e desorganizado, como tal, o rei de Portugal D. Afonso III fez largas doações à Ordem de Santiago como recompensas pelo seu importante papel na guerra contra os mouros. Em 1486, D. João II fundou uma nova vila, no local chamado Milfontes, com o propósito de proteger e desenvolver as transações comerciais. Desanexou o seu território do concelho de Sines, a que antes pertencia, e criou, deste modo, um novo concelho que durou entre 1486 e 1836.

Por se situar na costa, esta região era frequentemente assolada por piratas, que pilhavam e assaltavam a população e as embarcações. Nos séculos XVI a XVIII, o corso magrebino afligiu as costas portuguesas de forma dramática. Para fazer face a este clima de medo e instabilidade, no final do século XVI foi mandado edificar o forte de São Clemente (castelo de Milfontes).

Esta localidade está ligada ao grande feito da aviação portuguesa que foi a primeira travessia área entre Portugal e Macau, realizada por Brito Paes e Sarmento Beires. Foi a 7 de Abril de 1924 que os pilotos partiram do Campo dos Coitos, junto a Milfontes, rumo ao Oriente. Em homenagem aos aviadores e ao seu feito histórico, foi erguido na Praça da Barbacã, junto ao forte, um monumento que recorda a heróica viagem. Note-se que o Comandante Brito Paes era natural do concelho de Odemira, mais concretamente de Colos.

Cultura e Lazer:
- Forte de São Clemente ou Castelo de Vila Nova de Milfontes
- Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina
- Igreja Matriz: Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Graça (Vila Nova de Milfontes)
- Ermida de São Sebastião (Vila Nova de Milfontes)
- Festas e Romarias
- Nossa Senhora da Graça é a padroeira de Milfontes, realizando-se anualmente no dia 8 de Agosto uma festa em sua honra, sendo a procissão fluvial o ponto alto das celebrações. A feira do turismo, onde há animação musical, tendas gastronómicas, etc. A freguesia conta com duas feiras anuais, que decorrem nas Brunheiras a 1 de Maio e 8 de Agosto.

Atividades económicas:
As principais atividades económicas da freguesia são o turismo, o comércio e serviços, a agricultura, a pecuária, a pesca (o portinho do Canal é o maior porto de pesca do concelho), a construção civil e ainda a produção florestal.

Office and warehouse rooms with easy access to loading and unloading, very well located, at ZIL 2 in Sines.
Composed of 3 leisure area rooms and 2 bathrooms.

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Location:
Sines is a town in setúbal district, Portugal. 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 in the Ocean Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Atlantic Housing Credit. The coast of the municipality, to the south of São Torpes, is part of the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina.

Sines’ story has been shaped by the sea. From prehistory to the present day it was the sea and its resources that defined the economy, the culture, composition and even 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 uncovered stands in archaeological stations such as Palmeirinha and Quitéria, through the Italian Naval School in Sines in the 15th/16th centuries, which trained in shipbuilding engineers for the service of the kingdom and the others kingdoms of Europe, until the agreement between Portugal and England in the 19th 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 Sines’ life until the end of the 1960s, when, in addition to the proximity of 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 municipality. 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 positive ones.

Today, more than half of the port traffic in Portugal, mainly from containers, passes through the deepwater port of Sines. And the enlargement 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 The Peach, the Standard of St. Torpes, several churches such as Our Lady of Soledade, Holy Spirit or Mercy, Mother of San Salvador or Our Lady of the Rooms, in addition to the fabulous beaches that deserve a swim, you can take advantage to jogging on the beach wall.

The main events in Sines are Carnival and the Music of the World festival.

Education:
Sines has several public primary schools and nurseries and there are private institutions of reference guaranteed access to good studies for people of various social classes that makes the city an excellent location to live and study

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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.

Terreno com beleza natura de excelência, com uma área total de 71.000m2, inclui uma construção para recuperar, por registar, situado nos confortes da Serra de Monchique.
A propriedade encontra-se isolada, não existindo habitações em toda a zona envolvente, sendo uma área de Reserva Ecológica Nacional.
A habitação datada de 1950, sendo constituída por uma construção de pedra e cal, típica das casas tradicionais da região, tendo eletricidade e água.
O terreno é composto por uma encosta, que se encontra algumas arvores de fruto, sobreiros e medronheiros usados para a produção de medonho.
No fundo do vale, uma pequena nascente de água que percorre a propriedade e era usada para a horta e o pomar.
A vista é panorâmica e completamente deslumbrante sobre toda a região, entre a costa algarvia e as planícies alentejanas.
Localizada a 6km de Santana da Serra e do IC1.


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Localização:

Santana da Serra é uma freguesia portuguesa do município de Ourique, na região do Alentejo.
Terra de touros bravos, é também um lugar de realço internacional em matéria de preservação das espécies domesticadas. A National Géographic relata que à duas décadas, praticamente a raça bovina autóctone Garvonesa estava extinta, mas graças a António Semedo foi preservada.

Santana da Serra está situada nas faldas da serra de Monchique, na margem esquerda de uma ribeira afluente do rio Mira. Destacou-se em tempos com a sua produção cerealífera, lagares de azeite e sua indústria de moagem.

Homestate located in the area of Cercal do Alentejo, being served by the southernmost arm of the campilhas dam arm.

With a total area of 43.5 hectares, it has two houses to recover (registered) and three wells.

Most of the land is occupied with cork oak mounted and the next cork run is scheduled for 2022. It also has a new riding area, with 20 years that has already started drawing in 2018.

It also has a forest project with about 12 hectares of eucaliptal with cut planned for 2023.
Excellent opportunity for agricultural investment and tourism in rural areas.

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Location:

Cercal do Alentejo is a Portuguese village belonging to the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, with an area of 136.40 km².
Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, allowing it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras in the entire Southwest Alentejo.

It is located 26 km from Sines, 14 km from Vila Nova de Milfontes, 27 km from Odemira, 28 km from the seat of Municipality, Santiago do Cacém, and 150 km from Setúbal

It was the seat of a municipality between 1836 and 1855, elevated to the village on June 20, 1991, and its designation was changed from Cercal to Cercal do Alentejo.
The parish comprises the places of Sonega, Tarro, Valley Manhãs, Fontainhas, Tanganheira, Casa Velha, Burdo, Little Flour, Silveiras, Charnequinhas, Casas Novas, Aldeia do Cano, Catifarras, Espadanal, Chaparral, Geralda, Mandorelha, Retiro do Pontão, Teimosas, Fonte Santa, Matinha, Portela do Salgadinho, Dam of Campilhas.

In the 19th century, mining was developed, particularly in the 1970s, with the discovery of new ores such as barite, manganese and manganite.
The largest exploration in this area was, however, iron, there were five mines of this type of extraction: Cerro da Fonte, Santa de Cima, Toca do Mocho, Serra da Mina, Serra das Tulhas and Serra de Rosalgar. However, these mines ended their activity in 2000.

The interesting heritage legacy includes the Mother Church of Our Lady of Conception, the Green Tiles House, the Hermitage of the Holy Fountain, the Fountains, the Roman Bridge, the Windmills, the Villa S. Miguel and the Houses of Aldegalega street and the ’Rua Velha’.

As for gastronomy, the local dishes are Alentejo specialties such as Lamb Stew, Beans with Cabbage, Grain Stew, Cachola Frita, Migas Alentejanas, Açorda de Bacalhau, Gaspacho and Tomato Soup.

Rota Vicentina

Between Vale Seco and Cercal do Alentejo, there is a marked route of the Rota Vicentina that passes through the Campilhas Dam. Situated on a barrier with the same name, tributary of the River Sado, it is worth the green spaces and stunning scenery.
If you want to venture along the hiking route, from Vale Seco to Cercal do Alentejo is a distance of 23 kilometers full of flowers and open fields, pastures, olive groves, orchards and water lines.

Excelente oportunidade no Cercal do Alentejo, moradia com 4 quartos, inserida num lote de 1852,5m2, e uma área de construção de 493,9m2, esta propriedade oferece amplo espaço, e possibilidade de construir a sua casa de férias ou para investimento turístico.

Localizada em uma região encantadora, no Cercal do Alentejo , encontrará um ambiente tranquilo e paisagens deslumbrantes.
Moradia composta por dois pisos r/c com garagem para três carros e primeiro andar com três quartos, sala comum, sala de jantar, duas casas de banho, terraço e varanda.

De acordo com o PDM da Câmara Municipal de Santiago do Cacém os 493,90m2 registados, podem ser transformados em habitação ou turismo.

Com uma excelente exposição solar e vista sobre a vila, pela sua localização o Cercal do Alentejo encontra se a 15-20 minutos das melhores praias do Litoral Alentejano.

Excelente oportunidade de investimento para habitação própria ou projeto de turismo.

Marque a sua visita.

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Excelente apartamento T3 duplex, inserido num prédio de quatro andares sem elevador, com uma área bruta de 157,68m².

Composto pelos dois últimos andares do prédio com acesso ao sótão.

O primeiro andar é composto por hall de entrada com roupeiro embutido, sala de estar com lareira, sala de jantar, cozinha e casa de banho, no segundo piso com hall de entrada com roupeiro embutido, três quartos e casa de banho.

Excelente localização no centro da cidade de Sines, perto de todo o tipo de comércio, serviços, restauração e centro histórico de Sines, a 5 minutos a pé da praia Vasco da Gama.

Excelente oportunidade de habitação própria ou de investimento.

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Rusticland with an area of 8,475 ha located next to furnas beach in Vila Nova de Milfontes
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Ideal land for agricultural activity, is located in the perimeter of Rega do Mira.

The lease must have a minimum duration of 3 years, and greenhouses are not allowed.

The Mira Irrigation Perimeter has an equipped area of 15,200 ha, with a benefited area of 12,000 ha.

The origin of water for irrigation, urban, industrial and fish farming, comes from the reservoir of the Sta Dam. white.

Bank Financing:
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location:
Vila Nova de Milfontes is a parish in the municipality of Odemira, Beja district, located on the north bank of the mouth of the Mira River. It is inserted in the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina and has 75.88 km² of area.

At the end of the Christian reconquest, the Alentejo coast was a sparsely populated and disorganized territory, as such, the King of Portugal D. Afonso III made large donations to the Order of Santiago as rewards for his important role in the war against the Moors. In 1486, D. João II founded a new village, on the site called Milfontes, with the purpose of protecting and developing commercial transactions. It disannexed its territory from the municipality of Sines, to which it once belonged, and thus created a new municipality that lasted between 1486 and 1836.

Because it was located on the coast, this region was often beset by pirates, who plundered and assaulted the population and vessels. In the 16th to 18th centuries, the Maghreb Corsican distressed the Portuguese coasts dramatically. To cope with this climate of fear and instability, at the end of the sixteenth century he was ordered to build the fort of St. Clement (castle of Milfontes).

This locality is linked to the great achievement of Portuguese aviation that was the first crossing area between Portugal and Macau, carried out by Brito Paes and Sarmento Beires. It was on April 7, 1924 that the pilots left campo dos Coitos, near Milfontes, towards the East. In honor of the aviators and their historical achievement, it was erected in The Square of Barbacã, next to the fort, a monument that recalls the heroic journey. It should be noted that Commander Brito Paes was a native of the municipality of Odemira, more specifically Colos.

Culture and Leisure:
- São Clemente Fort or Vila Nova de Milfontes Castle
- Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural Park
- Mother Church: Church of Our Lady of Grace (Vila Nova de Milfontes)
- Hermitage of São Sebastião (Vila Nova de Milfontes)
- Festivals and Pilgrimages
- Our Lady of Grace is the patron saint of Milfontes, holding a feast on August 8th in her honor, with the river procession being the highlight of the celebrations. The tourism fair, where there is musical entertainment, gastronomic tents, etc. The parish has two annual fairs, which take place in Brunheiras on May 1 and August 8.

Economic activities:
The main economic activities of the parish are tourism, commerce and services, agriculture, livestock, fishing (the port of the Canal is the largest fishing port in the county), civil construction and forest production.

Plot of land with 680.66m2, for construction of 3 bedroom villa with gross area of 589.20, located in a gated community in Porto Covo with an excellent sun exposure and with sea view.

Project approved with work license issued, being possible the immediate start of the work.
Project for villa consisting of 3 floors, being the basement composed of games room, cinema room and gym, the r / c compound entrance hall, office, kitchen, bathroom, living room and garage. The first floor with 3 suites, all of them with balcony and covered garden.

Outdoor area with 120.70m2, swimming pool and leisure area with barbecue.
Located 3 minutes from the large beach inserted in a gated community, with unique features in Porto Covo.

Bank Financing:
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Location:
Porto Covo is a parish in the municipality of Sines, with an area of 48.73 km².

The island of Pessegueiro, with its fort, is geographically part of the territory of the parish of Porto Covo.
A song by Rui Veloso takes the name of this parish and made it known among the Portuguese.

Culture and Leisure:
- Fort of peach, including the Fort of The Island of Dentro, in the Island of Pessegueiro
- Peach Tree
- Marques de Pombal Square
- Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural Park

Beaches:
In the village of Porto Covo there is Praia Grande, one of the most sought after by locals and tourists. Situated next to the north exit of Porto Covo, at the foot of the garden. With good access, spacious and sheltered by the cliff, it is one of the most popular during the summer.
It holds blue flag and is quite frequented by surfers.

Among other beaches in the region are Espingardeiro Beach, Praia Pequena, Buizinhos Beach and Porto Covo Bay, smaller ones.

Small Beach:
Tiny sand wedged in the cliff in the center of Porto Covo. From the cliff is a fantastic sunset.

Buizinhos Beach:
Going down to the end the street Vasco da Gama - the main street of Porto Covo - you reach the viewpoint that gives access to this small beach, so known because of the tiny shells that exist there and that were used in local handicrafts.

Port Covo Bay:
Gravel beach, at the mouth of a watercourse, where the fishing port of the village works. Not advised to bathers.

Rustic tereno in place of The Casoto 12 km from Sines, with 2,625 hectares.

It has registered a ruin with 45m2 registered, having connection to the public water network, easy connection to electricity.

Excellent location by proximity to the beaches of São Torpes, Sines and Porto Covo, about an hour and a half from Lisbon.

Bank Financing:

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location:

Sines is a portuguese city in the District of Setúbal and its history has been shaped by the sea
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 the Atlantic Ocean.

It is 160 km south of Lisbon, at the tip of Cabo de Sines that is part of the Alentejo coast in 2 parts: to the north extensive beaches of fine sand to Troia and to the south cove beaches that are part of the Natural Park of southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina.

The Phoenicians were the first to explore the region and the Romans made Sines a port near Miróbriga (Santiago do Cacém) - the origin of the word Sines comes from the Latin Sinus, ’clipping of the sea coast’

The best-known son of Sines was the navigator Vasco da Gama, knight of the Order of Christ, who entered history by discovering the sea route to India in the late fifteenth century.
From prehistory to the present day it was the sea and its resources that defined the economy, culture, composition and even character of its people, to this extent, the history of Sines is vast from the evidence of the existence of human populations through traces of some of these discovered settlements in archaeological stations such as Palmeirinha and Quitéria, passing through the Italian Naval School in Sines in the 15th/16th centuries, which trained in naval engineer of shipbuilding for the service of the kingdom and the other kingdoms of Europe, until the agreement between Portugal and England in the 19th 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 20th century begins practically with the restoration of the municipality in 1914. The cork industry, fishing and some agriculture and tourism form the basis of Sines’ life until the end of the 1960s, when, in addition to the proximity of the sea, Sines is little distinguished from the rest of the Alentejo.

In the middle of the 20th century, the large industrial complex created by the government of Marcello Caetano in Sines in 1970 changes the municipality. 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 positive ones.

Today, more than half of the port traffic in Portugal, mainly containers, is passing through the deepwater port of Sines. And the enlargement of the Panama Canal could give Sines a big boost, provided that a suitable rail link to Spain and Central Europe is finally built.

In the center of the bay of Sines is the large Vasco da Gama Beach, asleep between the pontoons. It is guarded in summer, easy to access and its tour offers quiet walks.

To the east, unveils the friendly Port of Recreation, the only one to the Algarve coast, with 250 seats for leisure boats, electricity, sanitary facilities, laundry, fuel filling station and WiFi.

Culture and Leisure:

Sines has a fantastic historical heritage from The Castle of Sines, The Fort of Revelim, the Fort of the Peach, the Standard of St. Torpes, several churches such as Our Lady of Soledade, Espírito Santo or Misericórdia, Mother of San Salvador or Our Lady of the Rooms, in addition to the fabulous beaches that deserve a swim, you can take the opportunity to go jogging on the beach wall.

Next to the beach, the gastronomic festival Tasquinhas Sines takes place in July. Fish and seafood are at the heart of the local cuisine, which comes directly from the auction. Dishes such as seafood açorda and feijoada de buzios are typical examples of the influence of a more rural Alentejo.

The main events in Sines are the Carnival and the Music of the World festival.

education:
Sines has several public and nursery schools and there are private institutions of reference guaranteed access to good studies for people of various social classes that makes the city an excellent location to live and study.

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.

Financiamento

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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.

Excellent plot of land with 406.2 m2, for construction of single-family housing with 200 m2 of construction area and a dependent area with 40 m2,
Situated in a very quiet region with unobstructed views and where it has the Castle of Santiago do Cacém as a reference.
Very well located a few minutes from the city center

Excellent Opportunity

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its clients free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:
Santiago do Cacém is a portuguese city in the Setúbal District, which is the headquarters of one of the largest municipalities in Portugal, with 1 059.77 km² of area.

His name derives from Governor Moorish Kassim and the Order of Santiago.

With a strategic geographical location, human populations have sought this region from remote times to establish themselves since remote times. Excavations carried out in castelo Velho, where the Roman ruins of Miróbriga are located, demonstrate that the region has been inhabited since prehistory.

It was around 712 and already after the decline of Miróbriga that the Moors reached the territory, building the castle on the hill facing; it is even thought that the name Kassem will be linked to the Moorish mayor. The Moorish occupation lasted until the 19th century. XII and many battles for reconquest fought in the territory until, in 1217, he returned definitively to the possession of Christians, and D. Afonso II confirmed his father’s donation to the Order of The Satarians.

In 1895, the first car arrived in Portugal. It is owned by the Count of Avilez, Santiago do Cacém; - The first Rolls Royce that came to Portugal, also came to Santiago do Cacém, owned by José Sande Champalimaud; - Registration no. 1 for automobiles, passed by the Ministry of Public Works in 1904 went to Santiago do Cacém, on behalf of Augusto Teixeira de Aragon.

Culture and leisure:
- Santiago do Cacém Castle
- Myróbriga Archaeological Station
- Santiago do Cacém Municipal Museum
- Santiago do Cacém Castle
- Medieval Bridge of Alvalade
- Old Castle area with the ruins of the Roman city Miróbriga
- Santiago Church or Mother Church of Santiago do Cacém

Land with 17,000m2 in an area planned for tourist equipment or services, in the PdM of Sesimbra.
Flat area with optimal sun exposure.
Located near reference senior residence and the new Augusto Gunpowder municipal park, a new municipal park with 5.5 hectares of pine forest, with leisure areas, sports activities and a support center for outdoor activities.
With good access, it is 3.1 miles from Sesimbra, in a prime location nearby to the Arrábida Natural Park and 15km from Cape Espichel.
Excellent opportunity for investment in tourist project.