Nice video but 1000m2 for 5,500 for farmland? That is equal 55,000 euro for 10,000m2. That is quite expensive for farmland. In the Netherlands farmland is about 70,000 euros per hectare (10,000m2) n but that will be fertile land easily reachable by land and close to villages and good roads etc.
How hard is it to get the legal permits and habitation license to build an actual home? What are the cost involved and how likely with the officials to approve it?
A very good option as a starter property and for an inexpensive base. With some work the track could be made a little more accessible, for a narrow van or car and a new opening onto the land from the track the far side of the buildings to serve as parking. Is public water nearby, perhaps that could be piped in along the track? Is the water at the fountain potable/drinkable? Presumably the buildings can be restored for storage and working the land?
I agree it can be a starter base. About water it may be expensive to pull the public line, one should ask for quotes between this or a well. These old stone buildings can always be renovated, after all one can maintain whatever buildings he owns.
There are other houses in the area, is it likely that the local government will allow a residential status for this property? Nice piece of real-estate
It’s a cheap property but what are the legal costs when you buy it? If it’s comparable to the uk then you are likely to have to pay about 2000 euros so it makes the property a lot more expensive. I hope I am wrong and you can assure me it’s a lot cheaper. Thank you.
All the questions about habitation!🤦♀️🙆♀️ Luis says you cant live in it. Its priced appropriately as amenity land. Ideal if you live in the village, want some space to keep chickens, grow vegetables, do yoga, exercise dogs, sit with a beer looking over your own land. Price reflects no habitation.
There are all kind of rules and regulations if you want to buy property in Portugal. I do not know all of the rules and regulations well enough to be a teacher or advisor. The easiest and best way to learn about those rules is to do your own search on the internet. But probably one of the most important rules is that you need a Portugese NIF registration for tax purposes. And non EU citizens need a visa which can be a golden visa if you invest a minimum of €250 000,- or a D7 visa if you are able to demonstrate that you have at least a passive income of €8,460 per year (for single applicants) and you must meet several other requirements. Again, you need to do your own research, but now you have at least a little direction which you can follow for your research.
Anyone can buy property in Portugal, irrespective of nationality or residence status, but you'll need to obtain a tax number for the purchase. This is easy to obtain from the tax office.
There are no limitations for you to buy a property in Portugal. About buying without being in Portugal you will need someone to represent you and have the legal possibility to sign for you. Usually this is done using a lawyer, that I advise to get. 👍
Link to property for more details: goldenlist.pt/pt/imoveis/quintinha-t0-castelo-branco-idanha-a-nova-venda_40/
Nice plot, thanks for sharing
Nice project for someone 👍🏴
verry nice ! price is ok .
Nice video but 1000m2 for 5,500 for farmland? That is equal 55,000 euro for 10,000m2. That is quite expensive for farmland. In the Netherlands farmland is about 70,000 euros per hectare (10,000m2) n but that will be fertile land easily reachable by land and close to villages and good roads etc.
lovely little property.
That’s not a farm…that’s a pig stable 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How hard is it to get the legal permits and habitation license to build an actual home? What are the cost involved and how likely with the officials to approve it?
Can’t build on this property, hence the price
@@bandcrazyadventure it’s not possible to build a house in this property.
Nice small property, un fortunately there is no house in the property. Thanks.
A very good option as a starter property and for an inexpensive base. With some work the track could be made a little more accessible, for a narrow van or car and a new opening onto the land from the track the far side of the buildings to serve as parking.
Is public water nearby, perhaps that could be piped in along the track? Is the water at the fountain potable/drinkable?
Presumably the buildings can be restored for storage and working the land?
I agree it can be a starter base. About water it may be expensive to pull the public line, one should ask for quotes between this or a well. These old stone buildings can always be renovated, after all one can maintain whatever buildings he owns.
Hello Luis , I was wondering if you can build a house in this property can you have a well water permit? Thanks
Yes for the well but you cannot build on this plot.
Very Good Price
55000 per hectare for farmland in central Portugal? Why you say it is a good price?
There are other houses in the area, is it likely that the local government will allow a residential status for this property? Nice piece of real-estate
No license and to be honest I don’t see possible that a house license will ever be issued in this case.
I guess it only makes sense for a local. I am of the opinion that I need land and house together. I would not even want to cross a street.
Very good i ma interest
Hello, Please send me an email.
wie kommt man mit dem auto dort hin ,und kann auf diese farm auch material tranportieren danke
Small vehicles. It’s a wide road at all.
is the little house in the neighbouring town no longer included in the sale
Good memory 😁. Who bough it, only wanted the house. 👍
It’s a cheap property but what are the legal costs when you buy it? If it’s comparable to the uk then you are likely to have to pay about 2000 euros so it makes the property a lot more expensive. I hope I am wrong and you can assure me it’s a lot cheaper. Thank you.
Stamp duty 0.8% + 1 - 1.5% for the lawyer. I do recommend a lawyer. Not 2000€ .
The fees besides the purchase value are 6,5% for taxes and 600€ for notary cost. Nothing more. 👍
Please be careful when you give out information that may be incomplete or not accurate. 🙏
How big is the plot? Does it have residency?
Watch the video. It tells you all that.
@@sheilapetersen 1000m2 with no residency.
Hello, are you able to build any type of livable livable structure on there? 6:37
@@joemachado316 it’s not.
Oi bom dia ainda esta' desponivel mas so' tainho o dinheiro desponivel em Maio do ano que vem in te' abracos.
Está entretanto sobre reserva.
All the questions about habitation!🤦♀️🙆♀️ Luis says you cant live in it. Its priced appropriately as amenity land. Ideal if you live in the village, want some space to keep chickens, grow vegetables, do yoga, exercise dogs, sit with a beer looking over your own land. Price reflects no habitation.
I agree about the questions but 55,000 per hectare (10,000m2) is expensive for farmland in central Portugal.
How far is it from Lisbon?
@@sheilapetersen 2:30hours drive.
How much to put down to reserve?
@@sheilapetersen luisbaptista@goldenlist.pt
Habitation license?
No license.
1000 m2 without living = 2200max
Respeite a nossa pátria. Não promova propriedades de Portugal a estrangeiros. Já chega.
1/ Does a Moroccan tourist have the right to buy a property in Portugal? 2/ Is it possible to purchase without moving to Portugal? Thanks
There are all kind of rules and regulations if you want to buy property in Portugal. I do not know all of the rules and regulations well enough to be a teacher or advisor. The easiest and best way to learn about those rules is to do your own search on the internet. But probably one of the most important rules is that you need a Portugese NIF registration for tax purposes. And non EU citizens need a visa which can be a golden visa if you invest a minimum of €250 000,- or a D7 visa if you are able to demonstrate that you have at least a passive income of €8,460 per year (for single applicants) and you must meet several other requirements. Again, you need to do your own research, but now you have at least a little direction which you can follow for your research.
Anyone can buy property in Portugal, irrespective of nationality or residence status, but you'll need to obtain a tax number for the purchase. This is easy to obtain from the tax office.
There are no limitations for you to buy a property in Portugal. About buying without being in Portugal you will need someone to represent you and have the legal possibility to sign for you. Usually this is done using a lawyer, that I advise to get. 👍
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