3 Land for Sale, in Fundão, Póvoa de Atalaia e Atalaia do Campo

Quinta muito bem localizada no Concelho do Fundão
Muito bons acessos, confina com estrada de alcatrão
Tem Casa com duas divisões e um Barracão,
Poço com muita água (tem motor que canaliza a água para um tanque).
Tanque esse que fornece rega por gravidade à propriedade.
Boa terra para todo o tipo de cultura Tem ainda limoeiros, laranjeiras, nespereiras, oliveiras, macieiras, cerejeiras, diospireiros, figueiras, pessegueiros, ameixoeiras e videiras.
Recheio incluído, englobando várias toneladas de lenha e maquinaria agrícola.
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Rustic land with 4200 M2 in a quiet area in the middle of the village of Póvoa de Atalaia with access by all asphalt-covered path to the private entrance of the land. Access to land and annexes prepared for entry of cars or agricultural machinery.

Land consisting of a well and a tank ’Water reservoir’, several spaces to cultivate, a magnificent olive grove well preserved, citrus, oaks and orchard.
With a good sun exposure and with wonderful views of the Serra da Gardunha.

Two storage annexes, the walls built with bricks and the roof in sheet metal the floor all in cement, two spaces with individual entrances and equipped with sewers, is not equipped with electricity, but has electric pole at about 90 m, to be able to establish the electrical connection easily.

The land is in a very quiet place with a lot of tranquility and privacy, an ideal place to spend fantastic moments and breathe fresh air, very close to the center of the village just 5 min walk and two min by car, where you can find: cafes, minimarkets, ATM, Parish Council, Post Office, School, Day Center, Eugénio de Andrade Museum from where it originated and many wonderful places where you can walk to the air free.

Situated in a very welcoming village, all people live together, do not miss this opportunity to achieve the purchase of this land to enjoy unforgettable moments, and perhaps carry out new projects for your future life.
The village of Póvoa de Atalaia is situated between the town of Fundão and the town of Castelo Branco.

In this area the highlight factor is its tranquility and the proximity of all shops and services.

Access to the A23 (3 KM)
Fundão (9.3 KM)
Covilhã ( 16KM)
White Castle (30 KM)
Alpedrinha (4.5 KM)
Castelo Novo Historic Area (6 KM)

Schedule now your visit do not waste more time to know this quality terrain.

This land is situated on the main street of the village of Póvoa de Atalaia. The access is made by tarmac road and has the possibility of having a villa in it, through urban legalization, easy to approve, since it is framed within the urbanization plan of the village. After building, you can easily have access to two different variants.
Currently, the land serves as support to a civil construction company, but that will be cleaned by it in case of purchase, not needing the buyer to have extra expense to empty the same. Some olive trees that have been there for many years can be used.

Nearby and within the village, we have several cafes, a restaurant, a health post, the Eugénio de Andrade Museum, the Mother Church of Póvoa de Atalaia and some mini markets. The village of Alpedrinha and Soalheira are just a few kilometres away, as is the World Heritage village of Castelo Novo. The city of Fundão is at a distance of 13km, having good access from The National 18 and the A23. The district capital, Castelo Branco, is less than half an hour away.

The village where this land is included has a vast religious and historical heritage. In it we can find the Church of St. Stephen, the Chapel of St. Sebastian, traces and stretches of Roman sidewalk, Jewish villas and, mainly, the House of Poetry, seen the Póvoa de Atalaia be the Natal village of the poet Eugénio de Andrade.

Póvoa de Atalaia has two popular festivals, being one of the best known in the county, held in September, in honor of São Sebastião. The other is held in January, known as the ’Feast of the Popes’. According to legend, the area was invaded by a plague of locusts and the population appealed to the patron saint, who spared the village to the plague, offering him carolo porridge and coscoréis.