9 Homes for sale of 2.500.000 € until 3.100.000 €, in Santiago do Cacém, Setúbal

Homestead that starts next to a village, composed of an area of land of 85ha, a hill to recover with the possibility of expansion, an area in ruin for agricultural support, with the possibility of expansion with quite considerable areas, area of sobro, water lines, well. A landscape that predominates the immensity of the countryside, overlooking the Village, and where the silence is absolute, just over 20 minutes from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast. A space that can be transformed into tourist enterprises. Excellent investment. Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: Cercal do Alentejo is a Portuguese village belonging to the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, with 136.40 km² of area. Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, which allows it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras of the entire Southwest Alentejo. It was the county seat between 1836 and 1855. It was constituted by the parishes of Cercal, Colos and Vila Nova de Milfontes. It had, in 1849, 3 255 inhabitants. The village was elevated on June 20, 1991, and its designation was changed from Cercal to Cercal do Alentejo. Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, which allows it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras of the entire Southwest Alentejo. Economy: 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, with 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. Cercal do Alentejo presented indispensable reserves of ferrous minerals, useful to various metallurgical and metalworking industries. Physically, the ore from the Serra das Tulhas mine was similar to the Serra da Mina and Toca do Mocho concessions - it was massive, not very compact and of medium hardness. Sometimes it appeared hard and spongy, but in regions where the manganese content rose a lot, it became a bit earthy. From a chemical point of view, it can be said that the ore was frankly good. Silica rarely exceeded 5%, and alumina also did not present high levels. As for iron, the content was usually 50% and the manganese had levels ranging from 6 to 13%, which valued the ore very much. #ref:IS042002 (2)

Property of 158ha, divided into 3 adjoining rustic articles, with an irrigated area and a rainfed area, with a house to renovate of 282m2 and 225m2 of outbuildings. The property is fenced and has an irrigation canal from the Campilhas dam, 2 boreholes, 3 wells and 2 ponds. Electricity on the property, excellent paved access to the property, dirt road within the property. Property with cork oaks giving a circulation of 800 to 1000 arrobas every 3 years. Depending on the PDM, you can build up to 15,792.50m2 in agricultural outbuildings, including pre-existing areas. In the request for information to the Town Hall, there is the feasibility for a dwelling of up to 500m2 and tourist projects are also admitted, namely tourism in rural areas, in the form of country houses or agrotourism , with a maximum construction area of 4,000m2, for rural hotels up to 6,000 m2. => 1,5kms from the Campilhas dam. => 7kms from Cercal => 14kms from Vila Nova de Milfontes Don't miss this opportunity! Come visit ! #ref:PDV01-1400

A magnificent estate with 85 hectares, of cork trees that appeals to the quiet of the Alentejo, with its landscapes of silence, intersected by green and culture and the proximity to the sea and its Alentejo beaches, so appreciated by Portuguese tourism as well as by the foreign public. Due to its unique characteristics, the project in this field could become an important tourist icon at the doors of Porto Covo, Sines and so close to Lisbon! Herdade has the added value of being close to some destinations of tourist relevance: - 15 km from the Lagoons of Sto. André, Badoca Park and Melides; - 25 km from the Alentejo coast with its breathtaking beaches, Sines and S. Torpes Urbanizable features: It is contemplated by the Municipality of Santiago do Cacém, the tourist building in rural space in the modality, 'Casas de Campo', with a maximum area of 4000 m2 or a Hotel with a maximum area of 6000 m2, (capacity for 120 to 140 rooms). In both cases, with a maximum of 175,650 m2 of waterproofed area, which includes all buildings, swimming pools, irrigation tanks and waterproof / street pavements. Its excellent location and area also makes it possible to build: - Golf Driving Range - Tennis / Padel courts - Walking / mountain biking - Equestrian center / horse riding - Birdwatching - Helipad - Restoration - There is the possibility of building a village (however there is a need for detachment of 3 to 4 ha from the estate to an urban building). Rural characteristics: Of note is the added value with regard to the extraction of cork from the cork oaks on the property, which, between 2010 and 2016, produced 4960.4 arrobas. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Municipality of Santiago do Cacém currently has a STRATEGIC TOURISM PLAN that aims to 'Build a competitive tourist destination in the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, creating conditions for the development of a system of tourism and leisure activities that value resources and local identities in order to correspond to the opportunities of the future (...) Reason why: We believe that this is a sustainable and valuable investment project for the construction of an unparalleled tourist offer, in an area that impresses with its beauty and its growing demand as a holiday destination throughout the year. If not, let us see the last few years and highlighted 2016, which was the year of the Alentejo with regard to tourism. Several events and news highlighted the region and the numbers seem to confirm that the Alentejo is really in fashion. According to the president of the Regional Tourism Authority of Alentejo and Ribatejo, '2016 was the best year ever', in terms of tourism, for Alentejo. In 2014 and 2015, 'We made the best indicators, the highest number of overnight stays, the occupancy rate, all numbers went up significantly, as they had never gone up, and this is relevant, in an exceptional year for all tourism in the Alentejo' - Supper da Silva. Contributing to these data were the various distinctions that the region has received over the past few years. The accolades came from around the world, when the National Geographic Traveler distinguished Alentejo as one of the 21 best destinations to visit. The region was highlighted as having a 'slow pace, which is part of the attraction', which advises you to 'relax, practice patience and not look at the clock'. An article published in The Guardiand wrote Alentejo as the 'new Tuscany' or 'cheaper Tuscany'. There were many nice words that painted the region as the 'granary' and 'gastronomic soul' of Portugal. The publication returned to writing about the Alentejo, this time focusing on the beaches of the Alentejo coast, which it considered 'the best in the world'. The newspaper published a guide in which it advised readers to forget about Ibiza or the Riviera, and to get lost in this little explored Portuguese region, filled with 'glorious' bathing areas, which are distinguished by their 'charm', which The Guardian he considered 'more subtle than that of Provence or Tuscany, regions that are postcards from France and Italy'. Words from the United States ... USA Today readers chose Alentejo as the best wine tourism region in the world. He considered 'this intriguing rural region is like a journey back in time for wine lovers. The diverse terrain holds olive groves and vineyards, picturesque villages, meadows full of flowers and forests'. Anda highlights the local cuisine 'as rustic and authentic, making the most of the agrarian lifestyle in the region'. The Alentejo is in fashion! A fashion that grows and is about to stay! #ref:3017

Alentejo property, located 800 meters from the village of Sonega and 9 km from Porto Covo and the magnificent beaches. The property includes: - A detached family house with about 160 m2, with 3 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, bathroom and possibility of using an attic (to be recovered). This house has electricity and running water. - Ground floor urban building, for recovery, with about 114 m2, consisting of 2 dwellings and storage house, with electricity and one of the dwellings with piped water; - Ground floor urban building for recovery, with about 130 m2, without electricity and without piped water. The property has pig farming facilities, now deactivated, and several covered areas that served as shelters for animals. The income from this property comes from cork oaks, eucalyptus, pine trees and plots for cultivation, with very fertile land. On the ground, there is 1 telecommunications antenna, with annual income. Great potential for use for projects related to Rural Tourism, with consultation already carried out with the Sines City Council. As Sonega is a village that belongs to 3 parishes, it has easy access to Sines, Santiago do Cacém, Cercal do Alentejo, Vila Nova de Milfontes, etc. #ref:P-CJG-H1221

Homestead that starts next to a village, composed of an area of land of 85ha, a hill to recover with the possibility of expansion, an area in ruin for agricultural support, with the possibility of expansion with quite considerable areas, area of sobro, water lines, well. A landscape that predominates the immensity of the countryside, overlooking the Village, and where the silence is absolute, just over 20 minutes from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast. A space that can be transformed into tourist enterprises. Excellent investment. Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: Cercal do Alentejo is a Portuguese village belonging to the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, with 136.40 km² of area. Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, which allows it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras of the entire Southwest Alentejo. It was the county seat between 1836 and 1855. It was constituted by the parishes of Cercal, Colos and Vila Nova de Milfontes. It had, in 1849, 3 255 inhabitants. The village was elevated on June 20, 1991, and its designation was changed from Cercal to Cercal do Alentejo. Being situated less than 15 kilometers from the beaches of the Alentejo Coast, it has a temperate climate, which allows it to have one of the most diverse faunas and floras of the entire Southwest Alentejo. Economy: 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, with 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. Cercal do Alentejo presented indispensable reserves of ferrous minerals, useful to various metallurgical and metalworking industries. Physically, the ore from the Serra das Tulhas mine was similar to the Serra da Mina and Toca do Mocho concessions - it was massive, not very compact and of medium hardness. Sometimes it appeared hard and spongy, but in regions where the manganese content rose a lot, it became a bit earthy. From a chemical point of view, it can be said that the ore was frankly good. Silica rarely exceeded 5%, and alumina also did not present high levels. As for iron, the content was usually 50% and the manganese had levels ranging from 6 to 13%, which valued the ore very much. #ref:IS042002 (2)

Herdade com 270000m2 a 900 metros da Sonega e a 9 Km de Porto Covo, onde se encontram as excelentes praias do litoral Alentejano. A Propriedade é constituída. -Uma casa familiar separada numa zona isolada com mais ou menos 160m2, duas salas, 3 quartos, duas cozinhas, casa de banho e ainda a hipótese de aproveitar o sótão recuperando . Esta moradia tem água canalizada e electricidade. - Prédio urbano piso térreo para se recuperar com uma área de mais ou menos 130m2, sem água canalizada e sem electricidade. -Prédio urbano térreo para ser recuperado com cerca de 114m2, constituído por por dois fogos , com eletricidade e uma das divisões com água canalizada. A propriedade tem instalações de suinocultura e algumas zonas cobertas para guardar animais , neste momento não funcionam. -O negócio desta propriedade e os seus rendimentos são os seus sobreiros, pinheiros, eucaliptos e algumas parcelas para cultivo. As terras são de muito boa qualidade. Na Propriedade existe uma antena de telecomunicações com rendimentos anuais. Esta propriedade pode ser aproveitada para vários tipos de projecto, como Turismo Rural. A Sonega é uma aldeia que faz parte de três freguesias , Vila Nova de Milfontes, Cercal do Alentejo e Santiago do Cacém. Fácil acesso a Sines e ao seu porto. #ref:127/24-JL

Propriedade alentejana, localizada a 800 metros da aldeia de Sonega e a 9 km de Porto Covo e das magníficas praias. A propriedade inclui: - Uma casa familiar isolada com cerca de 160 m2, com 3 quartos, 2 salas, 2 cozinhas, casa de banho e possibilidade de aproveitamento de sótão (por recuperar). Esta casa tem eletricidade e água canalizada. - Prédio urbano térreo, para recuperação, com cerca de 114 m2, constituído por 2 fogos e casa de arrumos, com eletricidade e um dos fogos com água canalizada; - Prédio urbano térreo para recuperação, com cerca de 130 m2, sem eletricidade e sem água canalizada. A propriedade tem instalações de suinocultura, já desativadas, e várias áreas cobertas que serviam de abrigo a animais. Os rendimentos desta propriedade são provenientes de sobreiros, eucaliptos, pinheiros e parcelas para cultivo, com terreno muito fértil. No terreno, existe 1 antena de telecomunicações, com rendimentos anuais. Grande potencial de aproveitamento para projetos relacionados com Turismo Rural, com consulta já efectuada à CM Sines. Sendo a Sonega uma aldeia que pertence a 3 freguesias, tem fácil acesso a Sines, Santiago do Cacém, Cercal do Alentejo, Vila Nova de Milfontes, etc. Categoria Energética: B #ref:15781561

A magnificent estate with 85 hectares, of cork trees that appeals to the quiet of the Alentejo, with its landscapes of silence, intersected by green and culture and the proximity to the sea and its Alentejo beaches, so appreciated by Portuguese tourism as well as by the foreign public. Due to its unique characteristics, the project in this field could become an important tourist icon at the doors of Porto Covo, Sines and so close to Lisbon! Herdade has the added value of being close to some destinations of tourist relevance: - 15 km from the Lagoons of Sto. André, Badoca Park and Melides; - 25 km from the Alentejo coast with its breathtaking beaches, Sines and S. Torpes Urbanizable features: It is contemplated by the Municipality of Santiago do Cacém, the tourist building in rural space in the modality, 'Casas de Campo', with a maximum area of 4000 m2 or a Hotel with a maximum area of 6000 m2, (capacity for 120 to 140 rooms). In both cases, with a maximum of 175,650 m2 of waterproofed area, which includes all buildings, swimming pools, irrigation tanks and waterproof / street pavements. Its excellent location and area also makes it possible to build: - Golf Driving Range - Tennis / Padel courts - Walking / mountain biking - Equestrian center / horse riding - Birdwatching - Helipad - Restoration - There is the possibility of building a village (however there is a need for detachment of 3 to 4 ha from the estate to an urban building). Rural characteristics: Of note is the added value with regard to the extraction of cork from the cork oaks on the property, which, between 2010 and 2016, produced 4960.4 arrobas. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Municipality of Santiago do Cacém currently has a STRATEGIC TOURISM PLAN that aims to 'Build a competitive tourist destination in the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, creating conditions for the development of a system of tourism and leisure activities that value resources and local identities in order to correspond to the opportunities of the future (...) Reason why: We believe that this is a sustainable and valuable investment project for the construction of an unparalleled tourist offer, in an area that impresses with its beauty and its growing demand as a holiday destination throughout the year. If not, let us see the last few years and highlighted 2016, which was the year of the Alentejo with regard to tourism. Several events and news highlighted the region and the numbers seem to confirm that the Alentejo is really in fashion. According to the president of the Regional Tourism Authority of Alentejo and Ribatejo, '2016 was the best year ever', in terms of tourism, for Alentejo. In 2014 and 2015, 'We made the best indicators, the highest number of overnight stays, the occupancy rate, all numbers went up significantly, as they had never gone up, and this is relevant, in an exceptional year for all tourism in the Alentejo' - Supper da Silva. Contributing to these data were the various distinctions that the region has received over the past few years. The accolades came from around the world, when the National Geographic Traveler distinguished Alentejo as one of the 21 best destinations to visit. The region was highlighted as having a 'slow pace, which is part of the attraction', which advises you to 'relax, practice patience and not look at the clock'. An article published in The Guardiand wrote Alentejo as the 'new Tuscany' or 'cheaper Tuscany'. There were many nice words that painted the region as the 'granary' and 'gastronomic soul' of Portugal. The publication returned to writing about the Alentejo, this time focusing on the beaches of the Alentejo coast, which it considered 'the best in the world'. The newspaper published a guide in which it advised readers to forget about Ibiza or the Riviera, and to get lost in this little explored Portuguese region, filled with 'glorious' bathing areas, which are distinguished by their 'charm', which The Guardian he considered 'more subtle than that of Provence or Tuscany, regions that are postcards from France and Italy'. Words from the United States ... USA Today readers chose Alentejo as the best wine tourism region in the world. He considered 'this intriguing rural region is like a journey back in time for wine lovers. The diverse terrain holds olive groves and vineyards, picturesque villages, meadows full of flowers and forests'. Anda highlights the local cuisine 'as rustic and authentic, making the most of the agrarian lifestyle in the region'. The Alentejo is in fashion! A fashion that grows and is about to stay! #ref:3017

Uma magnífica herdade com 85 hectares, de sobreiros que apela à quietude do Alentejo, com suas paisagens de silêncio, entrecortadas por verde e cultura e pela proximidade com o mar e as suas praias alentejanas tão apreciadas pelo turismo português como pelo público estrangeiro. Pelas suas características singulares, o projecto neste terreno poderá tornar-se num importante ícone turístico às portas de Porto Covo, Sines e tão perto de Lisboa! A Herdade tem a mais-valia por estar próxima de alguns destinos de relevância turística: - A 15 km das Lagoas de Sto. André, Badoca Park e Melides; - A 25 km da Costa Alentejana com as suas praias arrebatadoras, Sines e S. Torpes Caraterísticas urbanizáveis: Está contemplado pela Câmara Municipal de Santiago do Cacém, a edificação turística em espaço rural na modalidade, 'Casas de Campo', com área máxima de 4000 m2 ou um Hotel com área máxima de 6000m2, (capacidade para 120 a 140 quartos). Em ambos os casos com um máximo de 175.650 m2 de área impermeabilizada na qual se incluem todas as edificações, piscinas, tanques de rega e pavimentos impermeáveis/arruamentos. A sua excelente localização e área possibilita também a construção de: - Golf Driving Range - Campos de Ténis/Padel - Percursos Pedestres/BTT - Centro hípico / passeios a cavalo - Birdwatching - Heliponto - Restauração - Existe possibilidade de construção de aldeamento (no entanto carece de pedido de desanexação de 3 a 4 ha da herdade para prédio urbano). Características rurais: De destacar a mais-valia no que respeita à extracção de cortiça dos sobreiros da propriedade que, entre 2010 e 2016 teve uma produção de 4960,4 arrobas. NOTA IMPORTANTE: A Câmara Municipal de Santiago do Cacém tem atualmente em vigor um PLANO ESTRATÉGICO DE TURISMO que visa 'Construir um destino turístico competitivo no concelho de Santiago do Cacém, criando condições para o desenvolvimento de um sistema de actividades de turismo e lazer que valorizem os recursos e as identidades locais de forma a corresponderem às oportunidades do futuro (... ). Certificação energética: propriedade isenta #ref:12411055