Aveiro · Vale de Cambra

Land for sale in Vale de Cambra, Portugal

146 plots for sale in Vale de Cambra, Aveiro. Every listing includes Yonder's PDM zoning and buildability analysis.

Land · 98 m² · €1,000
€1,000
Land · 98 m² · €1,000
Vale de Cambra
98 m²
Land · 3,230 m² · €5,500
€5,500
Land · 3,230 m² · €5,500
Vale de Cambra
3,230 m²
Land · 4,000 m² · €6,000
€6,000
Land · 4,000 m² · €6,000
Vale de Cambra
4,000 m²
Land · 7,200 m² · €8,000
€8,000
Land · 7,200 m² · €8,000
Vale de Cambra
7,200 m²
Land · 598 m² · €8,500
€8,500
Land · 598 m² · €8,500
Vale de Cambra
598 m²
Land · 920 m² · €10,000
€10,000
Land · 920 m² · €10,000
Vale de Cambra
920 m²
Land · 650 m² · €10,000
€10,000
Land · 650 m² · €10,000
Vale de Cambra
650 m²
Land · 550 m² · €10,000
€10,000
Land · 550 m² · €10,000
Vale de Cambra
550 m²
Land · 1,575 m² · €12,500
€12,500
Land · 1,575 m² · €12,500
Vale de Cambra
1,575 m²
Land · 338 m² · €13,000
€13,000
Land · 338 m² · €13,000
Vale de Cambra
338 m²
Land · 830 m² · €14,000
€14,000
Land · 830 m² · €14,000
Vale de Cambra
830 m²
Land · 2,093 m² · €15,000
€15,000
Land · 2,093 m² · €15,000
Vale de Cambra
2,093 m²

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Can you build in Vale de Cambra?

Of the parcels with a CRUS zoning classification, 92% are classified as Solo Rústico.

Most common zoning category: Espaço Florestal — 44%.

  • National Agricultural Reserve (RAN)21,160 parcels identified · avg. coverage 85%
  • Natura 2000 network4,810 parcels identified · avg. coverage 99%
  • Cork-oak and holm-oak stands (montado)2 parcels identified · avg. coverage 55%
  • Water domain and margins4,240 parcels identified · avg. coverage 33%
  • Power-line corridors200 parcels identified · avg. coverage 36%

Data computed on 30 July 2026.

What you can build here — read the guide → Full zoning data (in Portuguese): PDM de Vale de Cambra →

Buying land in Vale de Cambra as a foreigner

There are no nationality restrictions on buying land in Vale de Cambra — EU and non-EU buyers follow the same process: get a Portuguese tax number (NIF), sign a promissory contract, then complete the deed before a notary. What matters most is whether a specific plot can actually be built on — the municipal PDM and national RAN/REN restrictions decide that, not the listing label. Before you commit, read our guide to buildability and rustic vs urban land and the taxes and costs to expect.