630ha aptitude for CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS, GAME. Portugal, Beja, Odemira, São Teotónio.
6,300,000 m2 in Odemira, close to the Atlantic Ocean, the Algarve and the Alentejo Coast, for sale.
Property with predominant cork plantation.
It has thousands of cork oaks (with annual production), an area of young pine cones, olive groves to revitalize, vegetable gardens, land for cereals/corn, about 2,000 m2 of urban buildings to benefit and restore, suitable for rural tourism.
Property mostly mountainous and with flat areas. Located and integrated in a natural environment.
Odemira is synonymous with immensity. It is the largest municipality in Portugal. It is between plains, mountains and sea. Marked by peace, fauna and flora. Distinguished by the diversity of landscapes, traditions and gastronomy.
JPP has experience and expertise in sales to English and French buyers and can guide you in detail and in confidence throughout the visit and purchase process.
Sale price: €4,600,000. Possible to submit proposal.
Intermediation fee payable by the buyer.
Reference 9687.
6,300,000 m2 in Odemira, close to the Atlantic Ocean, the Algarve and the Alentejo Coast, for sale.
Property with predominant cork plantation.
It has thousands of cork oaks (with annual production), an area of young pine cones, olive groves to revitalize, vegetable gardens, land for cereals/corn, about 2,000 m2 of urban buildings to benefit and restore, suitable for rural tourism.
Property mostly mountainous and with flat areas. Located and integrated in a natural environment.
Odemira is synonymous with immensity. It is the largest municipality in Portugal. It is between plains, mountains and sea. Marked by peace, fauna and flora. Distinguished by the diversity of landscapes, traditions and gastronomy.
JPP has experience and expertise in sales to English and French buyers and can guide you in detail and in confidence throughout the visit and purchase process.
Sale price: €4,600,000. Possible to submit proposal.
Intermediation fee payable by the buyer.
Reference 9687.
