Land in Charneca de Alcorochel with virtual tour

🏡 Rustic Land with 1,650 m² – Excellent Opportunity in Alcorochel

We present this rustic plot of land with 1,650 m², ideal for those looking for a space connected to nature, in a quiet area with good accessibility.

Located in Alcorochel, this property stands out for its excellent sun exposure, providing a bright and pleasant environment throughout the day. Its setting in a calm and peaceful area makes it perfect for those who value the tranquility of the countryside while still benefiting from good access.

A great opportunity for anyone looking for land for cultivation, leisure, or simply as an investment in a serene rural setting.

📍 Peaceful location

☀ Excellent sun exposure

🚗 Good access

🌿 Quiet rural environment

✨ Come and discover this space and explore all its potential.

I invite you to visit. See you soon!

ENVIRONMENTAL AREA
Parish / Town: Alcorochel

Places: Alcorochel, Casal do Cordeiro, Casal do Craveiro, Casal do Fazenda, Casal do Fojo, Casal das Machadas, New Couples, Gravitas, Moinho da Brava (1843); Casal Bernardino, Casal da Charneca, Casal do Desembargador, Casal do Felizardo, Matos de Além, (1930); Casal Salgado, Casal de São Pedro, Vale da Coelheira (DEF); Alcorochel Heath (1909)



It belonged to the lordship of the Dukes of Aveiro, donated to Torres Novas and its term, by D. Manuel I, on May 27, 1500, to D. Jorge de Lancastre, until January 13, 1759, passing to Crown.

With the 2012/2013 administrative reform to be part of the União das Freguesia de Brogueira, Parceiros de Igreja and Alcorochel (Law nº 11-A / 2013, of 28 January).

The old parish of Nossa Senhora da Purificação de Alcorochel, at the end of Torres Novas, was the annual curator of the presentation of the beneficiaries of the collegiate of Santa Maria de Torres Novas. Its designation, which is presumed to be of Arab origin, as well as the founding of a brotherhood in 1212, attest not only to its antiquity but also to its importance in the early years of the monarchy in Portugal. The list of goods of the Confraternity of Nossa Senhora da Purificação de Alcorochel, from 1502, makes reference to the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Outeiro