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2 375 000 €
Land in São Salvador e Santa Maria, OdemiraOdemira, Beja
Land in São Salvador e Santa Maria with multimedia
386 750 m²
Energy efficiency
The property, in the Southwest Alentejo, is a place defined by the proximity between the countryside, the river and the Atlantic. It extends across a flat estate of about 39 hectares. The Mira River borders approximately two thirds of its perimeter. The land is located within the Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural Park, in one of the most preserved landscapes in the country. The municipality of Odemira, the largest in Portugal, explains this natural diversity. Here, the river valley, the Mediterranean montado and some of the longest and still wild beaches of the Atlantic coast coexist. The relationship between land and water structures the entire place. The river draws natural boundaries, ensures privacy and sustains a rare ecosystem, where the Atlantic mosaic coexists with fertile soils and a virtually intact biodiversity. Cork oaks, olive groves and native vegetation compose a continuous landscape, marked by more than 2,800 hours of sunshine per year and by a constant sense of slowed time. The property benefits from a location close to Odemira, about three kilometres away, far enough to still be near. The town maintains local markets, artisan shops and a Portuguese way of life that is still very present. In fifteen minutes one reaches the Atlantic coast, protected and little transformed, with cliffs, wild beaches and an Atlantic that continues to shape the territory, often referred to as the last untamed coast of Europe. Access can be made by road or through the Mira River itself, via a serene river route that flows into the ocean. From a strategic point of view, this is a rare piece of land. It is flat, continuous and benefits from abundant water availability ensured by the Santa Clara Dam. These conditions allow for different models of use, agricultural or touristic, as well as the creation of a large-scale private project, defined by the morphology of the land. The PIP (Preliminary Information Request) already approved ensures a favourable framework for the implementation of the project, in a context of increasing restrictions on the use of protected land. More than a rural setting, the land represents a unique convergence between nature, accessibility and investment potential. A place that offers distance without rupture and proximity without noise, where land, water and time create a solid framework for a project anchored in permanence, authenticity and sustainability. About 2 hours and 30 minutes from Lisbon, set within one of the m