Leiria, Leiria 2540-702

Excellent real estate opportunity - Land located in Bombarral - Vale Covo This land, consisting of 2 articles sold together, has already had a subdivision project for the construction of 24 2-storey villas + basement, completely approved, but the permit was not raised. After consulting the new PDM of the Bombarral City Council, the property continues with the same construction possibilities. In an extraordinary location, with spectacular views, close to the highway, in an area essentially of houses, this can be your next real estate project. It has the following characteristics: - Total surface of the land: 17440sqm. - Very close to the A8 - Access by road (2 possible entrances) - Infrastructures available: Water, Electricity, Sanitation, Lighting. - Urbanizable land with study made for 24 lots with average areas of 600sqm. - Possibility to build 2-storey villas + basement. - Great potential. If you are looking for a land with a strategic location, this space offers great sun exposure, with a central location and strategic access. Do not miss this opportunity! This description is merely informative and should not be considered binding (Description and Photos). Located in the heart of the Portuguese West, the county of Bombarral is inserted in a fertile agricultural region, with a stunning landscape brushed in shades of water green, with large expanses of vineyards and orchards. The county is composed of the parishes of Bombarral, Carvalhal, Pó, Roliça and Vale Covo and is, in geographical terms, at the southern end of the District of Leiria, 75 kilometers from Lisbon and 20 from the Atlantic Ocean, with the A8 motorway being its main communication route. The region has been inhabited since prehistory. It is known that in the 14th century Bombarral was a farm of the Alcobaça Convent. The New Cave, the Lapa do Suão and the Neolithic fortification of Columbeira, located next to the Picoto Mountains, are some of the many archaeological sites. It belonged to the Cadaval county until 1852, passing to the Óbidos, until 1914, became the head of the municipality, consisting of the parishes of Carvalhal, Roliça and Bombarral. The inauguration of the Western railway, on August 1,1887, spurred the agro-industrial development of the village. August 17,1808 is another important date in the history of the Bombarral county, as the troops of Napoleon Bonaparte and the Anglo-Luso army, commanded by General Wellesley, met in the parish of Roliça, a conflict that constituted a turning point for the end of the first French invasion of Portugal. The Bombarral Municipal Forest is another place you should not miss, located at the back of the City Hall building, this green space hosts the annual Portuguese Wine Festival and the Pêra Rocha National Fair.