Project once through the PIP of the Chamber of Seixal, in addition to the villas also allows the construction of a space for collective use (for example a supermarket).Excellent rustic land of 22,000 m2, located in Quinta da Carlota, in Foros de amora, in an urban area with family environment and where you can enjoy the local quiet. Possibility of construction of several dozen villas, upon request for prior information to the City Hall of Seixal.Given the urban environment already built, it is a lot of unique land, due to its large size and opportunity to be able to own a large project of construction of new houses. Something that is currently at its peak in the housing market.There's no paid infrastructure.Good access to the A33 Motorway, connecting to the beaches of Costa da Caparica and Sesimbra.The municipality of Seixal is known for its beautiful bay, in which it is in total growth, which increasingly becomes the main meeting point between the river and the city, creating a harmony between urbanity and nature, throughout the municipality is already much and varied the offer of cultural equipment, sports, green and leisure spaces, which allow those who live here and work to diversify the activity of their leisure time. The industry has also not been forgotten especially the area of the old national steel industry that has been requalified making room for new business opportunities.The connection to Lisbon has improved in recent years with the inclusion of the railway which is an excellent option for those who have to travel to the capital. The municipality of Seixal is now already a reference in the context of the metropolitan area of Lisbon, where it is worth living. We have a team specialized in helping in the entire acquisition process.Come visit your future Investment.Bank Financing:Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.Location:Amora is a town and parish of the Municipality of Seixal and Setúbal District, with an area of 27.31 km².Amora is a very old village, already referenced in 1384, in the Chronicle of D.João I, the work of the chronicler Fernão Lopes. The king's scribe refers to Amora when he locates the galleys of the Master of Avis, who were sheltered in the arm of the Tagus River, which lies between the Seixal, Arrentela and Amora.Date of this period the appearance of the first population nucleus of this area, located in Cheira Ventos, in the area today known as Talaminho.Parties:The festivities in honor of Our Lady of Mount Sion take place in August. Its high moment occurs with the procession and blessing of the boats and the river, on August 15.History:The history of Blackberry begins at the time when the Seixal was formed, in roman times, where exchanges were made between the two settlements, being a merchant settlement. After the Arab invasions in 790, Amora was an area of Quintas with vast gardens, mainly with vineyards and mulberry trees (probably originated the name "Blackberry"), in which they remained until the end of the construction of the Bridge April 25 in 1966, keeping in the current streets, its former name.Location and characteristicsThe Parish of Amora has a large area bathed by two arms of the Tagus River (one that ends the Northeast, in Almada and the other to the south, in the Navy Tower) facilitating contact with the outside by river. By land it was always an important crossing point between Cacilhas and the South zone (Azeitão, Setúbal and Sesimbra), functioning as part of the corridor that connects the capital to the South of the country.The Parish of Amora belongs to the Municipality of Seixal. It is bordered to the north by the cove of the Tagus River, to the west by the Parish of Corroios, to the south by the Municipality of Sesimbra and to the east by the tagus cove, jewish river and parish of Arrentela.Amora has several schools in the first cycle of primary education, as well as the schools of the second and third cycles and also the Secondary Schools.