Beja, Beja 7665-894

An opportunity with the financial assistance from the EU Turismo !! This property is currently going through an approved project for additional construction permits. This beautiful property consisting of 65 hectors, with the option of building 400m2 per hector, a lot of potential for this farm. An architect has confirmed you can construct up to 2597m2 in some areas and an additional 1000m2 in others. It has 3 registered ruins, 1 being is not so bad shape and will get a new roof soon. The land has 3 wells with a lot of water and plenty of organic flora and fauna. A purchaser with the intent for an echo tourism projects will be assisted with 50 percent of the costs by the EU Turismo NO pay back!! the bank with loan a further 25% which will be paid back with interest. All the purchaser needs to do is put in 25% of their own funds towards the project. Features a thriving eucalyptus plantation alongside beautiful crested lavender and cistus areas, all free from environmental toxins. The Steva (Cist Rose ) has an amazing safe and natural method of healing potential found in oils and ointments and found in bach flower remedies and aromatherapy. The farm is situated in southern Alentejo, spans 649, 250 m and boasts three buildings, two lakes. Magnificent 360 degree views and of the Monchique mountains. The buildings, older than 1969, include one with rammed clay walls and two with traditional stone walls and the potential for additional construction, the property is suitable for private or tourist use as well as for a holistic health or retreat centre. 1 building has recently been renovated with a infrared roof installed for health benefits, new double glazed windows and renovated walls so you can move in already and work on the property. Surrounded by nature yet conveniently close to all amenities in Luzianes Gare offering easy access to nearby beaches, reservoirs, airports and 10 km away from the big Santa Clara lake which is popular for water sport and swimming. No disturbance from windmill power stations as the farmers have their own individual power stations and do not rely on public electricity.