Land for sale in Lagos, Portugal — €390,000

Land overview

Land classification in this area is rural. Restrictions associated with the REN ecological reserve and RAN agricultural reserve have been identified in this area. Review the details and confirm all relevant conditions before making a decision.

About this land

Original listing description, in Portuguese.

This land next to EN125 for sale for construction in the Ferrel urbanization in Lagos Near the beach of Luz with 3130 m² is intended for the construction of restaurant/beverage/gym/health club. The construction can have up to 469 m² consisting of 1 floor and semi-basement. It has 35 parking spaces. Bring your business to a privileged location. Praia da Luz is a beach located 7 km from Lagos (Algarve, Portugal) in the village of Luz. Being a fishing village, it now has several tourist complexes for holidays. It is a holiday area that receives every year tourists of various nationalities (mainly Portuguese, Spanish, English, French and German). Despite the concrete belt that continues to develop around it, the village maintains part of its charm, especially on summer days, when the beach is one of the most crowded The beach itself is divided into two parts, one with fine white sand, characteristic of the Algarve region, and the other with rocks. The water is clean and transparent. The beach is qualified with a Blue Flag. The beach is accompanied by a promenade with benches, inviting you to take a break in front of the sea. The medieval Church of Luz de Lagos, located in the village of Luz, was remodelled in 1521. During the 15th and 16th centuries it suffered several sacks which made it necessary to build protective walls around it. It was severely damaged during the 1755 Tsunami. Later, in 1874, its restoration was financed by contributions from local residents. In the 20th century, a violent storm and the 1969 earthquake caused further damage to the church, making it necessary to renovate it again. Due to the existence of the beach, the locality is visited by numerous tourists, Portuguese and foreigners, the latter being mainly of British origin. The high presence of tourists and also of residents of this nationality originated the opening of several bars and other distinctly English tourist establishments