Azinhal, Guarda

Rustic land of 9920m2 in Rua de Cortelha, parish of Azinhal, municipality of Castro Marim. Land with 15 Olive Trees, 12 Almond Trees and 3 Fig Trees. Cortelha, in the parish of Azinhal, Castro Marim, is a charming rural area in the south of Portugal. Characterized by its tranquility and natural beauty, it is surrounded by lush vegetation, including Olive, Almond and Fig trees. Azinhal is a typical Algarve village, preserving rural traditions and the charm of the countryside. Castro Marim, the municipality where it is located, stands out for its history, with a medieval castle and salt pans. It is an ideal region for those looking for a quiet lifestyle in the midst of nature. Cortelha, in Azinhal, Castro Marim, Algarve, has an ancient history linked to agriculture and the Moorish presence. Since medieval times, he lived periods under the Order of Santiago. Today, it retains its rural charm, with traditional houses and a charming landscape, attracting visitors interested in its history and beauty. Here are the approximate distances to some of the nearest cities: Castro Marim: Approximately 10 km to the east. Vila Real de Santo Antnio: Approximately 20 km to the east. Energy Rating: Exempt Rustic land measuring 9920m2 on Rua de Cortelha, parish of Azinhal, municipality of Castro Marim. Land with 15 Olive Trees, 12 Almond Trees and 3 Fig Trees. Cortelha, in the parish of Azinhal, Castro Marim, is a charming rural area in the south of Portugal. Characterized by its tranquility and natural beauty, it is surrounded by lush vegetation, including olive trees, almond trees and fig trees. Azinhal is a typical Algarve village, preserving rural traditions and country charm. Castro Marim, the municipality where it is located, stands out for its history, with a medieval castle and salt pans. It is an ideal region for those looking for a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by nature. Cortelha, in Azinhal, Castro Marim, Algarve, has an ancient history linked to agriculture and the Moorish presence. Since medieval times, it has lived under the Order of Santiago. Today, it maintains its rural charm, with traditional houses and a charming landscape, attracting visitors interested in its history and beauty. Here are approximate distances to some of the nearest cities: Castro Marim: Approximately 10 km east. Vila Real de Santo Antnio: Approximately 20 km east. Energy Rating: Exempt