Alverca do Ribatejo e Sobralinho, Lisbon, Address available on request

Land located between Alverca do Ribatejo and Calhandriz, next to the national road 10-6.
The property, with an area of 1,760m2, has an approved project for the construction of a 3 bedroom villa, with contemporary lines perfectly framed with the surrounding landscape. The project includes a construction area for housing of 265m2, swimming pool, and parking area of 182m2 for 4 cars. It has a building permit for a fee.
Located in an area of rural landscape and unobstructed views, it benefits from direct access to the Arruda road, and connection to the junctions of the A1 and Crel in Alverca and the A10 next to À-do-Barriga. In fact, it won't take you more than 5 minutes by car to be in the center of Alverca, where you have all kinds of commerce and services at your disposal. It's being in the city, living in the countryside.

Alverca do Ribatejo, sometimes simply Alverca, is the seat of the former Portuguese parish of the same name in the municipality of Vila Franca de Xira, district of Lisbon with an area of 17.89 km² and 31,070 inhabitants (2011). Its population density was 1,736.7 inhabitants per km².

It was united to the parish of Sobralinho, forming the Union of Parishes of Alverca do Ribatejo and Sobralinho with headquarters in Alverca do Ribatejo.

It is bordered to the northeast by the parish of Sobralinho, to the northwest by Calhandriz, to the west by Bucelas (in the municipality of Loures), to the south by Vialonga and Forte da Casa and to the east by the Tagus River.

Alverca, elevated to city status on August 9, 1990, is called a "green city" (due to the high number of green spaces and tree-lined streets). It is a major transit point for rail and automobiles. The great attractions of the city are the Air Museum, the Municipal Museum - Núcleo de Alverca, the Manueline pillory in Largo João Mantas in the center of Alverca, the Church of São Pedro, the old Misericórdia and the Church of the Little Shepherds, which contains the second largest carillon in Europe and the third largest in the world. There is also the Álvaro Vidal Garden, some views over the Tagus and the Lezíria, rare in the Greater Lisbon area.

One of the characteristics of Alverca is its connection to the History of Portuguese Aviation, being considered as the cradle of aviation in Portugal. In 1919, the military aerodrome and the General Aeronautical Material Workshops were installed there. It was also in Alverca that the first international airport Portuguese operated, called Campo Internacional de Aterragem, which served Lisbon until the inauguration of Portela Airport in 1940.