Montijo, Setúbal Municipality, Address available on request

Details:- In the center of Montijo, inserted in a prime area of the city, with all services, schools and garden.
This magnificent land for construction of a house with 156 m2 that allows an area of implantation of 100 m2 for a construction area of 199.5 m2.
With a project already done for three bedrooms, one of them suite with dressing room, designed for the 1st floor, with the ground floor destined for the kitchen, living room, social bathroom and entrance hall. Kitchen and living room very well dimensioned. The third floor is intended for storage or other more convenient use. Outside is the garage and leisure area.
Pleasant and calm residential area with easy and direct access, with the river close by.
A very pleasant place to live.
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Montijo is a Portuguese city belonging to the district of Setúbal and the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon, with 41411 inhabitants (2021). Until 1930, and despite its status as a town, it was called Aldeia Galega do Ribatejo or, simply, Aldeia Galega or Aldegalega, changing from then on to its current name, «which best matches its historical traditions».

It is the seat of the Municipality of Montijo with an area of 348.62 km² and 55,689 inhabitants (2021), subdivided into 5 parishes. It is one of the few municipalities in Portugal that are territorially discontinuous, being the one that is most evident. The main portion, where the seat of the municipality is located, is the smallest (56.3 km²) and is limited to the north and east by the municipality of Alcochete, to the southeast by Palmela, to the south by Moita and to the west by the estuary. of the Tagus. The secondary portion, about 15 km to the east, is limited to the north by Coruche, to the east by Montemor-o-Novo and Vendas Novas, to the south and southwest by Palmela and to the northwest by Benavente.

The Vasco da Gama Bridge, inaugurated in March 1998, and the Transtejo river transport ensure the connection between Montijo and Lisbon. On June 29, Montijo celebrates the Popular Festivals of São Pedro, patron saint of the people of the sea, and is known as a land of bullfights, good food and fados.