Couço, Santarem 2100

718Ha estate with dense cork oak forest, located in the parish of Couo, in the municipality of CorucheCork production: 70, 000@ (1050 tons), divided into 2 runs of 35, 000@. Next runs 2029 and 2030. Top quality cork.Pine cone production: 8 tons per year.30ha of floodplain next to stream3 ponds and a borehole.Agricultural support house and warehouse.2 urban items with an area of 56m2 each (in ruins)Fully fenced property.Property adheres to Zif (exempt from paying Imt)1h20 from LisbonAccording to the Pdm in force (Dr N. 195 - August 24, 2000), as the property is mostly classified as Holm Oak and Cork Oak Forest, the following land use restrictions apply:1- Residential construction (article 46)a) The construction of a single-family dwelling will only be possible on a property with a minimum area of 75, 000 m2 and access from a public road, unless on the date these Regulations come into force the property already constitutes a registered and matricial unit;b) The maximum height of buildings, with the exception of silos, water tanks or duly justified special installations, is 6.5 m, measured from the threshold to the plateau or eaves;c) Deployment index - 0.01;d) The minimum distance between buildings and property boundaries, without prejudice to the non aedificandi zones established in Chapter V, is 10 m;2- Tourist developments in rural areas (article 50)a) The use will be exclusively for tourism or complementary activities;b) The construction of recreational and leisure facilities may be permitted;c) All the buildings to be planned must be concentrated;d) The maximum number of floors is two, but may exceptionally be up to three if the slope of the land allows it;e) The number of parking spaces to be provided is one car/room.f) Minimum area of the rural building - 75, 000 m2;g) Deployment index - 0.02;h) Areas of cork oak and holm oak forest must be preserved in accordance with current legislation;i) Existing stands of pine trees on the entire rustic building, plot or group of plots must be preserved, a minimum of 90% of its area must be preserved.