Terrain pour acheter à Vila Franca de Xira

The proximity to Lisbon is an extremely positive point, as the Portuguese capital is an urban center with a high demand for properties and having an already approved architectural project significantly speeds up the construction process, making the land more attractive for investors and construction companies. Land with 954 m2, a building footprint of 118 m2, for a gross construction area of 309 m2 plus a gross dependent area of 109 m2.
Located just 20 minutes from Lisbon in the subdivision called Quinta do Álamo in São João dos Montes, which is an excellent opportunity. Imagine your new life in a modern and comfortable home, with all the amenities you need, so close to vibrant Lisbon, it will take your rest to another level.
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Vila Franca de Xira integrates urban and rural characteristics, and its location allows it to enjoy a valuable natural heritage: from the beauty of the River Tagus to the Tagus Estuary Nature Reserve; from the splendor of the Lezírias to the grandeur of the Montes.
Vila Franca de Xira’s centuries-old connection to the countryside and livestock farming, provided by one of the largest areas in the municipality - the Lezíria - gives it an important cultural heritage that is one of the main bases of its identity: the festa brava.
Also of note is its historical heritage, with special emphasis on the old urban centers and the Quintas Municipais (Municipal Farms) with their palatial buildings and beautiful green areas.
Another of its attractions is its gastronomy, the taste of which is linked to fishing and the countryside. Shad açorda, linguadinhos and fried eels are some of the region’s most typical and tasty specialties.
But above all, the municipality of Vila Franca de Xira is characterized by the hospitable spirit of its people, who keep alight the flame of a region filled with typicality and traditions that, in most cases, have survived intact to the present day.