Ruin + Land + Water + View

ID- P113

Imagine building your own home in a peaceful Portuguese village, surrounded by beautiful mountain views and nature for just €25,000.

Located on the eastern side of Santa Ovaia in central Portugal, this unique 15,000 m² property offers an exciting opportunity for anyone looking to create a home, or nature-based project in one of the area's most desirable locations.

The land benefits from access to water and includes a small traditional stone ruin that could potentially be renovated. A particularly interesting feature is that part of the land is classified as urban, offering potential for a future residential project, subject to the necessary approvals and planning permissions.

Santa Ovaia is a charming village situated close to the N17, providing convenient access to surrounding towns and services. Oliveira do Hospital is approximately 12 minutes away by car, while Porto can be reached in under two hours.

The area is also popular with an international community and offers a relaxed lifestyle surrounded by mountains, nature, local culture, restaurants, festivals, and activities throughout the year.

Whether you dream of building a peaceful home in the mountains, creating a yoga or wellness retreat, developing a glamping project, or simply owning a private piece of Portugal to enjoy and escape to, this property offers plenty of potential.

Property Highlights:

15,000 m² of land

Beautiful mountain views

Water access

Small traditional stone ruin

Urban classification offering potential for a building project, subject to approval

Peaceful location in the east part of Santa Ovaia

Approximately 12 minutes from Oliveira do Hospital

Less than 2 hours from Porto

If you're looking for an affordable piece of Portugal with beautiful views and exciting potential, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for.

Contact My Portugal Dream to arrange a viewing or find out more about this property.

Please note: any future construction or renovation is subject to confirmation of planning permissions, applicable regulations, and approval from the relevant Portuguese authorities.