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Building land for sale for 45, 000 - Pedra Furada, Barcelos Land for sale in Pedra Furada, Barcelos, ideal for the construction of a villa of up to 2 floors. With a generous area of 698m, this plot is located in an area classified as a low-density urban space, according to the Municipal Master Plan of Barcelos, ensuring a quiet environment with low urban occupation. The location in Pedra Furada offers proximity to the center of Barcelos and good access, while ensuring privacy and quiet. Note: Deed expected between 90 and 120 days, and the land is currently pending a plot detachment process. It can be sold together with ID: 126641003-28, see ID: 126641003-27. Don't miss the opportunity. Contact us for more information. Barcelos PDM Consultation: Low-Density Urban Space According to the Municipal Master Plan (PDM) of Barcelos, low-density urban spaces are areas intended for urban development, but with a less intense occupation compared to spaces with higher density, such as urban centers. These spaces are typically residential areas, often close to rural or peripheral areas, with a configuration that seeks to maintain a less dense occupation while preserving some natural and landscape features. What is allowed to build in these spaces? In low-density urban spaces, according to the Barcelos PDM, constructions that respect the lowest intensity of occupation and land use are allowed. In general, the following guidelines are usually observed: Single-family dwelling : The main type of construction allowed is single-family housing (detached, semi-detached or townhouses), with height and volume limits, in order to maintain coherence with the surroundings and ensure landscape harmony. Equipment and infrastructures for collective use: Service establishments, such as small businesses, educational, health or cultural institutions, as long as they respect the low-density typology and do not overload the infrastructure of the area. Constructions complementary to agricultural activity: In certain transition zones between urban and rural, constructions associated with agriculture, such as warehouses or small facilities to support agricultural activities, may be permitted, especially if the area is already in use for this purpose. Rural tourism buildings : In some cases, the construction of rural tourism units may be allowed, as long as they respect the conditions of occupation and the environmental impact. Mobility and accessibility infrastructures: To ensure accessibility and sustainable development, the PDM may provide for the construction of communication routes, bicycle paths, and basic infrastructure, such as water, sanitation, and electricity networks. Common Restrictions: Maximum height of buildings: Normally, buildings are limited to two or three floors, to avoid high urban density and preserve the character of the area. Land occupation coefficient (COS): The PDM defines an occupation coefficient, that is, the maximum amount of built area in relation to the total area of the land. This value is usually lower in low-density areas. Green and leisure areas: It is common for the PDM to require the preservation of green spaces or the creation of leisure and recreational infrastructures. Environmental constraints: Due to the proximity of natural or rural areas, stricter environmental constraints may exist in terms of protecting the landscape and natural resources.