€850,000

Land with ruin and area of 68550 m2, located in Almancil, near the Parque das Cidades football stadium It has municipal water, sewage and electricity services. There is a daughter-in-law with a well. Access is by paved road with public lighting. It is close to Mar Shopping Centre, Algarve Football Stadium, Parque das Cidades Train Station, Faro, Loulé, Almancil, Airport, Quarteira, Vilamoura, Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo. Good investment opportunity. An Algarve city, county seat and district capital, it is located in the Algarve. It is located on the south coast of mainland Portugal, being separated from the Atlantic Ocean by several estuaries of the so-called Ria de Faro and by sandy islands. It is bordered to the north by the district of Beja. The municipality has 201.2 km2 and has six parishes: Faro (S. Pedro), Faro (Sé), Conceição, Santa Bárbara de Nexe, Estói and Montenegro. Not exceeding 20 meters in altitude, it is 298 kilometers from Lisbon and 548 kilometers from Porto. In 2005, the municipality had 58,060 inhabitants. The native or inhabitant of Faro is called Farense. The city is served by roads, railways and an airport. Faro is an area of intense tourism, not only in the bathing season but also in the months of January and February, during which the flowering of the almond trees gives the Algarve landscape a surprising beauty. The district stretches from west to east and has a vast southern coastline, which it facs, and a scant western coastline. It has the particularity of encompassing the entire region of the Algarve, which is subdivided into three sub-regions: mountain, barrocal and coast, in this order from the interior to the coast. The mountain reaches an altitude of 902 meters in Foia, constituting a natural border between the Baixo Alentejo and the Algarve. The Barrocal is a narrow strip dominated by heaths and the coastline is steeper to the west than to the east, over a length of more than 200 kilometres. The climate is temperate, with a Mediterranean character. Its mild temperatures, with mild winters and hot, dry and long summers, together with the vast coastline, are strong attractions for tourism.