Gâmbia-Pontes-Alto da Guerra, Setúbal Municipality

Located in one of the most exclusive areas of the city of Setbal, the Poo de Mouro Village subdivision project aims to promote an experience coherent with the environment, enhancing streets through integration with nature, spacious streets, and green leisure areas outdoors.PIP approved for 62 lots between 400m2 and 1200m2 of which 58 are for housing and 3 for equipmentLand area 45, 387.28m2Municipal Domain AreaCollective Equipment - 630.24m2Green spaces for collective use - 901.26m2Parking spacesCommon spaces 1118.75 m2 (112 seats)Conditioned mobility places 87.50m2 (5 Seats)Street areaRoads 5029.42m2Pedestrian sidewalks 6657.12m2Chair Tours 379.11m2Parking lots 1206.25m2See the video of the property at, - Pontes - Alto da Guerra is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Setbal, with an area of 32.96 km and 6809 inhabitants (2021 census), with a population density of 206.6 inhabitants/km, being an essentially rural parish.HistoryThe oldest traces of human occupation in the parish date back to the Neolithic, around the middle of the fourth millennium BC. Concrete data on human presence in the area only occurs around the second half of the 16th century, during the period of salt exploration, which was an important source of wealth for the area. The progressive reduction of this activity led, especially in the 18th century, to the movement of the population to the interior areas of the parish.The parish was created by Law No. 102/85, of October 4, with places detached from the parish of S. Sebastio.EconomyActivities linked to the exploration of salt pans and shellfish farming are carried out. A large part of the old salt pans were transformed into fish farms, whose activity is expanding rapidly. The most produced fish species are sea bream, sea bass, sole and eel. In the industrial area, in the Vale da Rosa area, there are concrete and car assembly companies. In the area of agriculture, there are the largest lettuce producers in the region. There is also cattle and sheep farming, raised on pastoral grounds, mainly at Herdade de Gmbia and Quinta de Canes.PatrimonyThe cultural heritage presents traces of human occupation from Antiquity. With rural characteristics, the parish hopes to be able to create rural tourism linked to the Sado Estuary, where the Gambia Campsite can be developedplacesThe parish includes the following localities:Gambia - Vale de Judeus, Biscanho, Bairro dos Salgueiros.Bridges - Mourisca, Monte dos Patos, Montinho da Cotovia, Brejos de Canes, Sitio das Pontes, Montinho, Bispas, Quinta da Bonita, Quinta de Canes, Quinta de S. Bernardo.Alto da Guerra - Poo Mouro, Serralheira, Quinta da Serralheira, Bairro do Corticeiro, Vale Ana Gomes, Quinta de S. Jorge and Quinta da Amizade.Other locations Padeiras, Casa do Gaiato, Quinta do Mocho, Brejos do Assa