INVESTMENT: Farm with Irrigation and Tourist Potential in Santiago do Cacém
€2,649,000
~1,579,250 m² Plot surface
Description
Located near the largest dam in the municipality and crossed by an irrigation canal and streams, this 158-hectare property has about 50 hectares of floodplain, with an irrigation licence, two ponds and the possibility of creating its own dam.
Its fertile soils have already been used for the production of sweet potatoes, rice and various vegetables, and it can also be used for livestock grazing. According to the latest PIP, in addition to the expansion of existing buildings to 16,000m2, it can also accommodate the development of a Rural Tourism unit of up to 6,000m2 and a photovoltaic park.
Its proximity to Albufeira allows for various water sports, including motorboating.
Santiago do Cacém is a historic town located on the Alentejo coast, between the sea and the plains, marked by a strong cultural and scenic heritage. Its historic center rises on a hill dominated by the imposing Castelo de Santiago do Cacém, of medieval origin, which offers wide views over the town and the surrounding countryside. The Roman presence also left important traces, visible in the ruins of Miróbriga, one of the most significant archaeological complexes in the region.
In addition to its historical heritage, Santiago do Cacém stands out for its proximity to the Atlantic coast and the beaches of the Alentejo coastline, which are very popular in the summer. The town combines tradition and modernity, with local festivals, typical Alentejo cuisine, and a strong connection to agricultural and forestry activities. It is a destination that brings together tranquility, history, and nature, reflecting the authentic identity of the Alentejo region.