Description
Farm with cork oaks and house to rehabilitate in Grandola.
General Features:
- The Herdade has 52.45 ha and is located 15 minutes from the fantastic beaches of Melides and Aberta a Nova;
- The farm has a house/ruin that can be rebuilt up to 500 m2;
- The estate has a good cork land, with 3 cork runs, producing 8,000 arrobas, which gives an excellent income;
- Under an energy plan can be installed heolicas.
- Within this property, you have the possibility to relocate the urban part in higher and more beautiful points of the estate, thus getting a privileged sea view.
The land part is constituted by:
- Agricultural dependence with 0,012300 ha;
- Housing with 0.008500 ha;
- Cork oak forest or cork oak with 51.237700 ha;
- Arvense culture with 1.191500 ha;
- Olive trees of class 3rd and 4th.
Cork oak:
Production of about 8 thousand arrobas of cork in each cycle of 9 years (3 extractions). Cork quality is excellent, well preserved and without mortality.
ZIF Tax Benefits:
In the process of joining the Forest Intervention Zone (ZIF) regime, which guarantees the adequate and efficient management of forest areas, overcoming the fundamental obstacles to forestry intervention. Property acquisitions located in ZIF areas benefit from tax exemptions such as 'IMT', 'IS' and 'IMI'. Expenses with the defense and maintenance of the forest are increased in terms of IRC and IRS, significantly reducing the tax payable.
Project Financing
Within the scope of national or local plans, the Estate is able to apply for community support funds (PRR among others) to finance agricultural, touristic and energy activities.
The Alentejo is a region that stands out by its dreamy golden landscape, a slow pace of life, charming historic villages and delightful local gastronomy. Rural Hotels, Country Houses and Farmhouse Stays in the Alentejo are high recommended as places to stay with a back-to-nature feel and an understated luxury vib. They are the perfect getaways to relax, enjoy nature and breathe fresh air.
The Alentejo is a mystical place of gliding plains, sudden mountains, and the largest cork forests in the world. The Alentejo's Cork Country is a lightly populated region with open horizons where the rhythm of life follows the rhythm of regional songs. And this fertile land produces more than half of the world's total cork supply. A unique substance and the perfect closure for wine, cork is a totally natural product, environmentally friendly, renewable, recyclable, and biodegradable. There is enough cork today in the forests of Portugal to last more than 100 years. The Alentejo remains rural and natural with thousands of miles of cork forest and a variety of wildlife. It is a place where amid a harmony between nature and humanity we can remember so much of what we have forgotten.
Performance Energetique: Exempt
