House located in São Teotónio, consisting of 2 bedrooms being one of them suite, both with built-in wardrobe, a large living room with stove, 2 bathroom, kitchen with a patio and access through the interior of the villa to a large garage.

Kitchen equipped with oven, hob, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher, water heater and hood.

Patio with barbecue.

Located right at the entrance of S. Teotónio near commerce and services, 7km from zambujeira do Mar beach in the middle of the Alentejo Coast.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

location:
Odemira is a Portuguese village belonging to the Alentejo region and sub-region of the Alentejo Coast.
It is the headquarters of the largest Portuguese in territorial extension, with 1 720.60 km² of area.

The municipality of Odemira is characterized by the immense landscape diversity, extending between the plain, the mountains and the sea.

On the coastal strip, there are small beaches that cut the cliffs and traditional fishing ports. Of its 55 km of Atlantic coast, 12 km are beach, of which are worth mentioning for its natural beauty: Malhão, Milfontes, Franquia, Farol, Furnas, Almograve, Zambujeira and Carvalhal.

The entire coastal area of the municipality is integrated in the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina.

The central strip, cutting the county from south to north, makes the orographic transition between the heath, dominant in the coastal strip, and the mountain, dominant in the inner strip. In this space, we find the main urban agglomerates of the municipality, such as São Teotónio, Boavista dos Pinheiros, Odemira and São Luís.

This central strip corresponds to the space of public services, the main commercial units and the main company-fixing parks.

The settlement of the municipality is quite remote, as evidenced by the numerous traces of cultures prior to Romanization and the testimonies of later cultures.

Culture and Leisure:
– Ponte D. Maria or Ponte de Santa Clara-a-Velha
– Santa Clara Inn
– Walls of the ancient castle of Odemira (existing sections)
– Church of Mercy of Odemira
– Fort of St. Clement

economy:
The municipality of Odemira has a business structure with strong weight in the tertiary sector (59%), followed by the primary sector (31%) and secondary sector (10%), and its four pillars are the agroforestry sectors (considering agriculture, forest and livestock), tourism, trade/services, industry and fisheries/marine resources.

The primary sector occupies 1/3 of the economic activities, presenting as a tourist municipality, but with a strong rural component, namely in agriculture, forestry, livestock and forestry.

The secondary sector has a less significant expression in the territory, however, it seems to have found areas of development where to grow, particularly in the agri-food industry.

The tertiary sector represents 59% of the business dynamics of the municipality of Odemira, of which retail trade and services stand out.

Trade is one of the ancestral activities that, from the point of view of investment flows, has shown a very interesting mobility over the years. Territorially, this activity accompanied the demographic and economic drift of the interior to the coast of the municipality.