Rustic land with 51,360m2 for sale in Palvarinho!
This property, bordering the Ocreza River, features several terraces and large stones.
It is in a very quiet area. The property is home to olive, pine, and cork oak trees.
There is a wooden building. Inside, it has a bedroom of approximately 10m2, with a double-glazed window and a wood-burning stove.
There is a ruin on the land that can be renovated.
For energy production, we have solar panels (4x460W), two 2.4kW lithium batteries, and a 3000-watt inverter.
The property is 1.7 km from the National Highway 112, which connects to the city of Castelo Branco.
Access to the land is recommended by 4x4 vehicle.
With the advantage of being just 12 km from Castelo Branco, youll have the convenience of being close to everything, but with the tranquility that only the countryside can offer. Contact us and discover the potential of this property!
Energy Rating: Exempt
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- Surroundings
- Green areas
- Public Transport
- View to Countryside
- Comfort and Leisure
- Countryside
- Healthy
- Plot
- Access to Land:No Asphalt
- Land Type (slope):High
- Areas
- Land Area:51360.00m²
- Infrastructures
- Wall
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