Beautiful Building Plot FOR SALE in Castelejo, Fundão (Central Portugal - Real Estate)
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
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➡️ ASKING PRICE: €35,000
A big thanks to Yael & Yaron for commissioning me to film a walkthrough tour of their pretty 1100m2 homestead in the village of Castelejo, Fundão.
Fundao is a beautiful area and especially famous for its cherry trees. Its much more lush and green than the area where I live, just over the other side of the Gardunha mountains.
What stands out about this particular property for me, is the fact that around 40% of the land is classified as urban, meaning that you can build on it, and its not just agricultural land exclusively for growing crops.
Although you could build an off grid homestead here, it has direct access to municipal water, sewerage, and electric, and there is excellent 4G and 5G mobile phone signal.
The local village of Castelojo has 2 cafes, a mini market store, a town hall and even a small museum, but if you need more you can reach the city of Fundão in around 10 minutes, Covilha is around 35 minutes away, and the much larger city of Castelo Branco is only 40 minutes away. You can also reach Porto and Lisbon airports in under 3 hours.
I hope that you enjoy this video, let us know what you think of this property in the comments!
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*Please contact the sellers directly for more information about this property:*
➡ *WEBSITE:* www.idealista.pt/imovel/33422200/
➡ *EMAIL:* sapgaly@gmail.com
➡ *ASKING PRICE:* €35,000
Beautiful location and nice property I wish I hope that I get a visa to this country soon and buy this house.
I think it’s got great potential for a modular construction/factory built property, if the local camera are on board with that. It seems that more and more are approving such builds. Also interesting to learn that this side of the Gardunha range is much lusher. The local climate is a big consideration for me. For me, edge of a village with everyday essentials is perfect 👌🏻
A great view on ground and aerial thank you .
Looks beautiful. I wish i could move to Portugal right away from the xenophobic, miserable Brexit UK.
It is really beautiful, and after living in the UK for 17 years I have really loved moving here.
Portugal isn't perfect, and every country has its issues, but I am still very glad that I made the move :)
Same 😔
Maybe work harder or smarter... I have a fantastic life in the UK... My business has boomed since Brexit and UK ecommerce since Brexit has boomed too, along with investment in tech and startups, with record outside investment since Brexit, with the UK getting more investment in tech and startups than the rest of the EU put together!... As for being xenophobic... The UK always comes near the top in polls and stats for being accommodating and compassionate towards other cultures... Pretty much every study shows that... In fact, the UK came top for having the most positive attitudes and accepting nature towards immigration and other cultures in a recent Kings College study!... I'm afraid that you thinking xenophobia is more prevalent in the UK is just in your head and can be easily disproved.
@@davidholgate123 " the UK came top for having the most positive attitudes and accepting nature towards immigration and other cultures in a recent Kings College study!" Mate, have you been watching the news recently, idk, Southport riots,etc? And the UK has an accepting nature towards immigrants? I was called a f.king immigrant by my neighbour who I dared to question why she was smashing procelain cups in the middle of the road in a fit of rage? A Study by Kings College , you say? Surely they are not biased at all.
@@davidholgate123 "Maybe work harder or smarter." Thatis the typical "I have drunk the coolaid" -type of brainwashed response to a rigged system where all blame is shifted to the individual for their failure or less success. Social conditions, education, upbringing, even your accent (the latter especially in the UK) determine your success in life , not just your effort. I am well-educated eprson with a Master's degree working 60-hour weeks yet all I am offered is low pay and precarious zero-hour contracts in my profession. Your business has boomed? Good for you. Guess what: not everyone is a business owner.
So much potential. The right pieces are in place. Little pricey as you say. All the best mate. Jim and Harriet
Thanks for watching 😊
Anything around Nature's looks 💚 beautiful 💚
So true!
Thank you Ken
Nice plot and good location. 👍
What a great plot with beautiful trees. The challenge in these rural areas is that it is impossible to find builders/contractors to build the house.
Hi Nadine, there is usually a bit of a waiting list for good builders, but I think that this is pretty normal in every country.
A friend of mine who is a builder, told me that you should be very cautious of any builder thats able to start a new job immediately ;)
@@OKportugal Thanks for your advice
I'm a Filipino and planning if to migrate in Spain but seeing this Portugal properties and get updated on price might accelerate my efforts. great channel.
Glad to hear you are enjoying the videos. 😊
Hello po, Portugal is beautiful! However, Spain is easier language-wise as a Filipino. Portuguese is a hard language. There are similar words as in Tagalog/Spanish but they're written in a completely different way. Spain has a fast-track Golden Visa for your visum. You will get a citizenship after 2 years (due to former colony) AND you're allowed to exchange your Filipino driving license to a Spanish one! (only country in Europe). Driving licenses are expensive and harder to obtain in Europe. After you've obtained your Spanish passport, you're free to go anywhere in the Europe Union without needing language skills.
WONDERFUL ❤
The land, big or small, being one patch instead of scattered should add value
Very Very Nice
hi ken,lovely place with loads of potential,little bit pricey,great vid good luck.
interesting
Hi Ken, Great video. What are the costs involved when purchasing a plot of land? Usually for a house I use 10% as a rule of thumb but I see plots of building plots selling for as little as €10k.
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Can a tiny house be put on this legally? To be used for a getaway? There’s a company in Portugal who make them .
Yes you can put a tiny home or build a house on urban classified land like this. This property has urban as well as rustic land areas on it.
Ground: Surface of the planet. Floor: surface in a room. If the paving is outside, it’s on the ground, not the floor.
Thanks for your videos, vey well made and informatives ! I have a question , do you need approval to live in a caravan/mobilehome on your land in Portugal? rural or urban is there a difference? Thanks. (ps : i'm french, so don't need visas or any other permits to stay)
To legally live on a piece of land in portugal, it needs to be classified as "urban land" and you need something called a habitation license for the building you are living inside.
Old ruins on "rural land" that are registered as being built before 1951 are exempt from needing a habitation license. This means that you can legally live on the land and restore the ruin to within its own footprint in size without needing planning permission.
The ruin needs to have something called a habitation license exemption. A property lawyer can advise and help you get this.
While renovating the ruin you can live in a mobile home or caravan legally on the land as you have this exemption.
I am not aware of any time limits to the renovation, so I guess you could live like that permanently.
The best thing to do is ask a property lawyer about what you are able to do with a property before making an offer or buying it.
Also the laws can be different in the different areas of portugal.
Love to buy property in Portugal, but it's difficult for non EU resident!!
If you dont have a European Union passport, you will need a Visa to live and work in Portugal.
With a Portuguese visa you can get residency here, and after 5 years of residency you can apply for a Portuguese passport.
This passport will allow you to live and work throughout the EU and travel freely.
There are 8 different visa types for Portugal: D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8
The most popular Visa seems to be the D7 visa as it has the lowest entry cost.
You need to be able to prove that you have a passive income of around 10,000 euros per year through either a pension, investments or savings.
Have a look on google for the different visa types to see if there's one that will work best for you.
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Hi I’m interested in one property. The 2 bedroom with a pool in Castelo Branco, has that place been sold anyway I can go to view the place?
@@gnarly706 I always put the sellers contact details in the video description and top pinned comment. Please have a look for it on the video belonging to that property and contact them directly 😊
Can you build with relative freedom or do you need permits, planning permission etc
You do need planning permission to build a house in Portugal, and you can only build a habitable house on urban classified land.
There are some exceptions: If you buy a pre-1951 ruin on rural classified land, you can get a "habitation license exemption" which allows you to live on the land, and renovate the ruin to within its own footprint, without needing planning permission.
The rules and regulations can differ in each region around Portugal. Always check with a property lawyer and make sure you can do what you intend with the land before purchasing.
@@OKportugal thanks for responding. I'm so keen on this. Just need to get the wife and kids on board. Honestly, tired of the UK, costs, NHS, safety etc has all gone bad.
@@WxM3008WxM it's what I did 5 years ago before brexit. And I'm so glad I did. Its going to be a bit more complicated for you if you don't have an eu passport, but there are some residency visas that you can use. Have a look at the D7 visa. It's a very cheap way of doing it if you have a passive income stream or pension.
All the best and good luck for your move.
Looks nice but I didn't get how big the urban title is ...
The sellers told me that it's 40% of the whole area. I put their contact details in the video description if you want to contact them directly as they will be able to give you the measurements.
@@OKportugal Cheers Ken. But you know as well as I do, that this is a serious issos in the sense that the value of the property is decided by this. Anyway. Sounds tooo dodgy to me to step in.. I'm seriously intersted in buying property but his kind of vagueness puts me off imediately. "The owner say" isn't good enoufg :-)
@@WhiteRvssian2023you’d need a solicitor
Unless you can read Portuguese, you will obviously need a solicitor to check all the paperwork before buying.
@@WhiteRvssian2023 obviously when buying property you need a lawyer to go through all of the paperwork to make sure everything is in order. I thought this goes without saying.
How much will it cost approx, per square meter, to build a new house?
Depending on how much luxury you want. But (i think) very basic building with living room, bedroom, bathroom kitchen. Around 1000 Euro per square meter.
Hello, is it profitable to raise rabbits in Portugal? The land looks like perfect for the business.
I really don't know. I've seen rabbit meat in the shops here but I've never tried it.
You can buy it in every supermarket for around 6/7€ per kg so... Do the math.
Portugal.amd Spain consume lots of rabbit meat super nice
Visa is included for foreign national in this price ?
@@DropDropAirdrop buying property and getting a visa are two separate things. Google search for portugal visa to see the different options. There might be one to suit you
@@OKportugal thankx for a Quick response dear and for advice stay blessed
@@DropDropAirdrop You too :)
forget about services , people that move to that places wanna get away from blood sucking government fees
Perfect place to live, just bbq meat and eat fruits for the perfect diet.
Castelejo e não castelojo...
Voce está tentando vender um sitio em Portugal onde se fala o português, se você não sabe português coloque legenda.
UA-cam automatically puts subtitles on every video. There is the option to auto translate this into portuguese and many differentother languages.
My UA-cam channel has an international audience and English is the common language between all of these different countries.
Price
The sellers are asking for 35,000 euros. I put their contact details in the video description if you would like to contact them directly to make an offer.
What could this be used for then with no were to live
Unlike a lot of rustic land for sale in portugal, this has a large urban piece on it which allows you to build a house. It's also got direct access to water, electricity and sewerage and is in a really great location.
The problem is being a resident from non EU country?!!!
Buy property foreigners also asian ? If yes, then explain to me how ?
If only…Portugal 👍 uk 👎 cannot wait to leave
1,100 metres is not a farm, it's a large house block. Please when talking farms consider many of your viewers come from countries where a farm is more like 110 Hectares than metres
The Oxford dictionary definition of a "Farm" is:
"An area of land and its buildings, used for growing crops and rearing animals".
I think this property fits the definition completely!
@@OKportugal OK, but it disappoints me and I feel that I have wasted my time when I see the blurb and the nice rural picture to find that the area is a "house block". Carry on fellas and I'll look elsewhere
@@davidstokes8441 OK well good luck finding your 110 hectare farm in Portugal. You will probably need a couple of million euros.
@@OKportugal That's a given. Farmland is never cheap.
Maybe, let's call it a hobby farm. Because often that is what it is used for.
For people who grow their own veggies and fruit.
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