Terreno para venda em Valença, Portugal — 67 000 €

Terreno de 1130 m² · 59 €/m²

Localização: Valença, distrito de Viana do Castelo, Portugal
Área do terreno: 1130 m²
Preço: 67 000 €
Preço por m²: 59 €/m²
Tipo de terreno: Terreno urbano
Tempo no mercado: 2910 dias

Resumo do terreno

A classificação do solo nesta área é urbana. Consulte os detalhes para compreender melhor este enquadramento territorial e confirmar os aspetos relevantes antes de tomar uma decisão ou avançar com os próximos passos.

Sobre este terreno

Land fit for construction with a total area of 1.130m2, practically flat, all fenced. He's looking for a special ground envied by many, here he is. This land is located in a beautiful parish, close to the city, the higher school, the school area of the municipal swimming pools. It also benefits from its proximity to basic infrastructure, such as water, light and sanitation. Situated in a privileged location, it also has great views over the city our fortress, the Minho River and our neighbor Spain. Fantastic terrain, have some doubts, do not hesitate to come to us. Land suitable for construction with a total area of 1,130 m2, practically flat, all fenced. Looking for a special terrain envied by many, here he is. This land is located in a beautiful parish, close to the city, the higher school, the school area of the municipal swimming pools. It also benefits from its proximity to basic infrastructure, namely water, electricity and sanitation. Located in a privileged location, it also has excellent views over the city, our fortress, the Minho River, our neighbor Spain. Fantastic terrain, have some doubts, do not hesitate to come to us. The origins of this monastery, in Valencia, point to the 7th century. In 1018 precisely a thousand years ago it was rebuilt under the patronage of a French knight of his name Ganfried or Ganfei. It ended up giving name to the monastery and the parish where the building is situated. This knight would later become a saint. Already in the eighteenth century were built the new façade and chancel, keeping the rest of the Romanesque moth. In 1760, the remains of St. Ganfei were transferred to this Church. To speak of Valencia, of its nature and landscape beauty, is to speak obligiblely of the Minho River, an inseparable element of its history, its traditions and one of those responsible for many of its tourist attractions, either for the rich gastronomy that can be tasted here, or for the indisputable beauty of its riverside landscapes! The environmental richness of the Minho River has justified its integration into natura 2000, an ecological network for the European Union space, which aims to contribute to the protection of biodiversity through the preservation of natural habitats and wild fauna and flora.