House T4 for Sale, Salvada, Beja, in Portugal

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Property details

• District
  Beja
• County
  Beja
• Locality
  Salvada

• Area
  224 m²
• Plot area
  356 m²
  
• Build Year
  1951

• Price
  50.000 €
• Energy Rating
  Isento

• Property code
  BJ95459

Description

Land where a 4 bedroom house has already been implanted located in the centre of Salvada, municipality of Beja.
With the following areas:
Gross private area: 224.0000 m²
Building implantation area: 224.0000 m²
Gross construction area: 224.0000 m²
Total land area: 356.0000 m²

Ideal property for tourist purposes, permanent home or for holidays.
Salvada was a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Beja, with an area of 59.64 km² and 1,097 inhabitants (2011). Its population density was 18.4 inhabitants/km².

It is currently added to the parish of Quintos and has as its heritage:
Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição (sixteenth century);
Monumental Cinema (1957);
House of the People;
Old Market.

Beja is the capital of the district and is 12.8Kms away.
Beja is in a strategic position, with access to the Algarve and Lisbon via the A2 and about 64kms from Spain.
Beja is a Portuguese city, located in the sub-region of Baixo Alentejo, and in the region of Alentejo, with 24,074 inhabitants in its urban perimeter.
It is the seat of the Municipality of Beja, which has a total area of 1,106.44 km2 and 33,401 inhabitants, subdivided into 12 parishes. The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipalities of Cuba and Vidigueira, to the east by Serpa, to the south by Mértola and Castro Verde and to the west by Aljustrel and Ferreira do Alentejo.

It is believed that the city was founded around 400 years BC, by the Celts, specifically by the people of the Celtics, a Celtic people who inhabited most of the territories of Portugal south of the Tagus River (present-day Alentejo and Setúbal Peninsula), and also part of Spanish Extremadura, up to the territory of the Conians (present-day Algarve and part of the southern district of Beja). It is also possible that it was founded by the Conians, who called it Conistorgis, although the location of this city is still unknown. The Carthaginians settled there for some time, in the third century BC, shortly before their defeat and expulsion from the Iberian Peninsula by the Romans (Latins) following the Second Punic War. In the third and second centuries B.C. there was a process of Romanisation of the local populations and this city became part of the Roman civilisation, belonging to a very Romanized region. The first references to this city appear in the second century B.C., in accounts by Polybius and Ptolemy.
Source: Wikipedia

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