Portugal, Algarve, Faro Loulé, Alte, semi detached ruin, situated on a hillside with fantastic country views. Semi-detached ruin, situated on a slope with fantastic views of the countryside. Next to the tarmac road, with electricity and water.

Rustic land with about 5,000sqm, located in the picturesque Barrocal Algarve, a region known for its natural beauty and tranquillity. The property benefits from water and electricity from the public network. Access to the land is facilitated by tarmac roads in good condition, allowing easy connection to the main roads in the region. The topography of the land is slightly undulating, typical of the Barrocal area, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The presence of some cork oaks adds a special charm to the place, as well as potential for agricultural use. The strategic location of this land provides a perfect balance between the serenity of the countryside and the proximity to essential services. The typical village of Alte, with its rich cultural and historical heritage, is 10 km away, offering supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and health services. The city of Albufeira, known for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, is within 30 km, making this plot an ideal option for those looking for a peaceful getaway without giving up urban amenities. The combination of already available infrastructures, good access and the natural surroundings make this property a wise choice.

If you are looking for a refuge in full harmony with nature, this land is for you. With a generous area of 3000sqm, this piece of paradise is located in the stunning landscape of Fonte Benémola, in Querença - an area of recognised ecological value and much sought after by lovers of tranquillity, hiking, bird watching and outdoor life. Surrounded by native vegetation, natural trails and springs of crystal clear water, the land offers a unique environment, where serenity and the sound of nature dominate. Although rustic, access is facilitated by a dirt road in good condition, allowing you to reach the place with ease. The space is ideal for those who want to develop an agricultural project, leisure or simply to enjoy the pure beauty of the Algarve's barrocal. Just a 5-minute drive from the village of Querença and 20 minutes from the centre of Loulé, here you will find the perfect balance between isolation and proximity to amenities. The area is not classified as urban, and is therefore intended for agricultural or recreational use, respecting the natural and protected character of the area. Come and discover this corner of peace, where time seems to slow down, and discover all the potential that this land can offer you.

Rustic land with panoramic views of countryside and sea, located on high ground about 4 kilometers of São Bartolomeu de Messines, good accessibility.

Portugal, Algarve, Faro, Albufeira Paderne, rustic land with sea views. Rustic land located in a high area with panoramic views of the countryside and the sea, with local shops 5 minutes by car, 15 minutes from the center of Albufeira and the beaches. In rustic lands, the implantation of prefabricated buildings, wooden houses, modular houses, containers, caravans or other similar solutions, are solutions that, even if they are dismountable or removable, as they are intended for human use, are subject to prior licensing. municipal works. Therefore, before occupying the ground and starting any type of construction, it is imperative to inquire with the corresponding City Hall. Paderne was considered one of the most welcoming typical Portuguese villages, it is a town that has evolved without losing its own characteristics. Located in the Barrocal Algarvio, it is a small village with 53 ksqm of area and with approximately 5,000 inhabitants. It is one of the oldest villages in the municipality of Albufeira due to its rural characteristics and still maintains the features of an inland village. The ruined castle that is one of the 7 castles of the Portuguese flag, is one of the points of scenic interest among other points of historical interest such as the medieval bridge over the Ribeira de Quarteira, the Azenha also known as Moinho de Água, the Fonte de Paderne which formerly supplied water to the entire surrounding area, the Algibre and Quarteira streams and their weirs, and points of religious interest such as the Igreja Matriz de Paderne, the Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Pé da Cruz, the Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Assunção.

Algarve, São Bartolomeu de Messines, Benaciate situated just 10 minutes by car from Algoz, this rustic plot of land, with a triangular shape, completely flat configuration, fenced, with olive trees and good tarred access. On the opposite side of the road there is an EDP pole, so you can request a connection. For water, you can request the installation of an artesian well or negotiate a paid sharing of water with your neighbor. About São Bartolomeu de Messines is a village of Arab origin, which already existed in 1189, when the Crusaders and the troops of D. Sancho I conquered Silves. At that time, it was called Mussiene or Adh-Dhakira Assania, which proves that the village was properly structured. Unfortunately, of the following centuries we know nothing. The medieval church that existed here did not survive to this day and even the locality seems to have lost importance, probably due to its interior and peripheral location in relation to the main centers of power in the late-medieval Algarve. Only in the first decades of the 16th century can we resume the discourse in relation to its mother church. At a still somewhat uncertain moment in the reign of D. Manuel, or already that of D. João III, but which may well correspond to the 20's and 30's, the temple was the object of a radical reformulation, a campaign that, far from being limited to an average aesthetic update, was responsible for an exquisite, original and unparalleled work in the entire Algarve province. A good business opportunity. We can schedule the visit.