Farm house with pool Marinhais (Portugal) Price: $ 1,819,400 USD

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Farm with 85,325 m2, located in the Magos Dam, in the municipality of Salvaterra de Magos, about 45 minutes from Lisbon, 1 km from the access to the motorway. Farm with infrastructures for breeding, sale and tourist exploitation related to animals of various breeds and sizes. Ostrich, Emus, Emus, Deer, Llamas, Horses, Cattle, Black/Brown Pigs, Turkeys, Peacocks and other birds. Space with: - Boxes for horses - Warehouses - Borehole for water collection 100 m deep - 72 photovoltaic panels - Cold Room 3x2m - Incubator of 6x7m, with capacity to hatch 650 ostrich eggs - House of removable structure with 250 m2 with concrete swimming pool. Fully fenced farm with access through gates with automation, second fences with security corridor for visitors about 6 meters wide. It has the advantage of owning the animals in a semi-freedom regime, allowing, on the one hand, the guarantee that visitors can actually see the animals – which is not the case in a regime of total freedom, as is the case in natural parks – and, on the other hand, the possibility of providing a more realistic representation of the functioning of ecosystems. This is not the case in captivity. The entire space was designed seeking to create complexity and variability in the environment with the aim of promoting quality of life and stimulating the natural mechanisms of the animals that inhabit it. If you are an entrepreneur and want to set up your business, come and see it, schedule your visit. The Magos Dam was the first work that the Autonomous Board of Agricultural Hydraulic Works did for Ribatejo agriculture and had as its objectives the defense, drying and watering of Paul de Magos. The works of the Magos Dam were completed in 1938 and were carried out under the direction of the Junta, by Eng. Ramalho Rosa. Currently this area is one of the most important leisure spaces in the municipality, allowing pleasant afternoons of contact with nature, with a picnic area, public toilets and panoramic restaurant. Located in the heart of the Ribatejo wetlands, the municipality of Salvaterra de Magos reveals all its splendour in an admirable symbiosis between Man, Nature and the historical past. The territory that corresponds to the current municipality of Salvaterra de Magos is rich in archaeological remains scattered throughout several places, which show a millennial human occupation from the remote Paleolithic to the present day. The regional identity of the municipality is based on three distinct geographical characteristics: Tejo, Lezíria and Charneca. It is these factors that have shaped our history and cultural heritage and given us identity as a community. The administrative history of our municipality dates back to the 30s of the 19th century, when in 1836 the municipality of Muge was extinguished, which was initially integrated into the municipality of Almeirim and later incorporated into the municipality of Salvaterra de Magos. It is through the junction of these two municipalities: Muge and Salvaterra de Magos that the historical genesis of our county is found. The Municipality of Salvaterra de Magos has a land area of 244,489 km². It is geographically located on the left bank of the Tagus River, bordered to the northwest by the municipalities of Azambuja and Cartaxo, to the southwest by the municipality of Benavente, to the south by the municipality of Coruche and to the north by the municipality of Almeirim. Currently, the municipality of Salvaterra de Magos is composed of four parishes:
Marinhais, Muge, Union of Parishes of Glória do Ribatejo and Granho
From the most remote prehistoric occupation to the present day, the municipality of Salvaterra de Magos has numerous material testimonies of Man, and has been the scene of several notable historical events that reveal the importance of this municipality throughout history. We are available to help you make dreams come true, whether you buy or sell your property. RE/MAX ID: 120431291-230