Mount in Grândola

Mount in Grândola

Estate with housing to restore

​​​​​​Monte/Herdade em Agua Derramada with 9.5ha, composed of: two typical Alentejo hills to be restored, eucalyptus, cork oaks, pine trees and two wells.
Feasibility of construction up to 500m2 and index of 0.06 for tourist projects.

The land is completely fenced.
It is an excellent business opportunity for those looking for the peace and quiet of Alentejo while maintaining the best beaches on the Alentejo coast. It is 1 hour from Lisbon and 20 minutes from the beaches of Carvalhal, Melides and Comporta.
Agua Derramada is a small village that is about 15 km from the town of Grândola.

It is located in Baixo Alentejo, belongs to the municipality of Grândola, district of Setúbal and is limited to the north by the municipalities of Alcácer do Sal and Setúbal, to the south by Santiago do Cacém, to the east by Ferreira do Alentejo and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean.

Its name, according to its inhabitants, is due to the fact that rainwater “flows everywhere”, just like pouring a glass of water, it spreads in different directions.

Manifesting very pronounced literal characteristics, it clearly manifests itself as an Alentejo municipality. In the property structure and economic relations that still persist, in the biophysical characteristics of a large part of the Municipality and in the habits and customs resulting from this set of factors that, as a whole, constitute an Alentejo culture.

From a climatic point of view, the Municipality is defined by two large zones, coastal and interior, in terms of geological characteristics and land use, three large units are identifiable - Sado Basin, Serra de Grândola and the Coastal Range. They differ, first of all, by the physical and landscape environment created by the relief, climate and vegetation cover specific to each of them, but their local specificities extend to the potential and forms of agricultural exploration, the dynamics of urban occupation, reflecting These, in turn, affect the living conditions of the resident populations.