Detached house to restore T2

Property located on the outskirts of the village of Tavilhão, parish of Ameixial, municipality of Loulé, district of Faro, in the Algarve region.

This small rural village is situated in the transitional area between the Alentejo and the Algarve, bordered by the Vascão River, a permanent watercourse surrounded by small to medium-sized mountains, rich native flora and fauna, and a peaceful countryside environment. The locality preserves the traditional rural lifestyle and still offers some essential goods and services.

The property consists of a ruined building with a total area of 156 m², of which 84 m² correspond to the construction area. It is located at the center of a 1.338-hectare plot, featuring moderate undulation and west-facing orientation, offering open views of the mountains and the Vascão River.
The land is composed of natural pasture and some scattered olive trees, creating an authentic rural setting with potential for agricultural development, leisure, or residential rehabilitation.

The location is strategic, just 7 km from the parish center (Ameixial), 20 km from the town of Almodôvar (Lower Alentejo), 44 km from the city of Loulé, and 61 km from Faro International Airport. Access to the A2 motorway (Lisbon-Algarve) is available via Almodôvar or Loulé, providing convenient travel across the country.

This area is part of the Natura 2000 Network, known for its ecological richness and environmental value, especially the presence of rare bird species such as the Bonelli's Eagle, Short-toed Snake Eagle, Eurasian Eagle-Owl, Dartford Warbler, Spectacled Warbler, Golden Eagle, Griffon Vulture, and occasionally the Spanish Imperial Eagle. This biodiversity makes the area especially appealing to nature lovers and birdwatchers.

The existing paths and trails are ideal for hiking, cycling, or horseback riding, offering an immersive experience with the surrounding landscape. These features make the location particularly attractive for meditative practices, spiritual retreats, or nature reconnection projects.

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