Oh Ken, you just gave me a piece of my home, I can guess that farm is close to where I’m from, between Celorico da Beira and Gouveia. Beautiful, you made my day ❤️
The owner and The Real Agent are so lucky to have you showcase this property. You do such a great job in your description and shooting fabulous drone shots. Well done Mate! All the best. Harriet , Jim and Yuki. 😍😍😍 Richmond. Va.
Interesting that there is a no habitation building clause on the land since that agricultural building looks better and safer than many of the habitation ones we have seen.
Great video, but, I am a little suspicious of why the owner "had to leave" when he had possible buyers in front of him. You would think if he wanted to sell it ( and had nothing to hide ) he would stay, answer questions a be available to try to provide information!!??
Great work Ken. It is so sad that farms like this are so under valued. The price of diesel keeps rising and I wonder at what point olive oil will be valued as a viable biofuel.
no, olive oil is too healthy too use as biofuel. If edible oil will be used for biofuel it will be sunflower and rapeseed oil first. Biofuel generally occurs at expense of food hence many are against even though the idea behind it is good.
Good presentation. The overhead plan is welcome addition for perspective and orientation. One big improvement I would recommend, is a 'what3words' location. Pity no chance of residential habitation. Otherwise a very good option. The farm building is very well built. The drone shots showed a few neighbouring buildings and at least one ruin. A possibility would be to acquire the ruin or a building on a neighbouring article, so that a dwelling house could be added to the farm. Someone else mentioned olive oil as a possibility for powering a motor vehicle, now that sounds interesting.
Why are almost ALL the farms' bounderies in Portugal so dog-legged. It is very frustrating to a tidy mind. - bits and pieces everywhere. Thankyou, Ken, for this tour, always very candid and hiding nothing that you are aware of from the interested buyers. You can't live in this agricultural building legally but you could live in a camping van if you want to work the land, couldn't you? Nothing would be more tiring than to have to go ...somewhere else overnight - the closest village, per ex., returning every day. No wonder Portugal has a problem with finding enough people who want to farm the land.
Dear Ken, I am really sorry to see that one of your excellent Property Tour videos is missing that was published 7 months ago and I just started to watch it yesterday but could not find it today. (57 acres, Central Portugal, EUR 395.000). Could you please upload it again?
That would be a perfect homestead property if was possible to build a house there. Do you know if they let someone build a log house or they consider the same as the traditional brick and concrete?
Hello family, I just discovered your channel... congratulations and thanks for sharing your experience. We are a Spanish family currently living in Ireland and we would love to take the step in a few months to move to Portugal. We love surfing and nature. Perhaps you have said it in another chapter, could you recommend a trustworthy real estate agency. We are looking for something similar with land to cultivate, mountains but not far from the coast. Many thanks in advance, regards. Chema
But one can build a non permanent structure or mobile home to sleep in but cook and hang out in the agricultural structure ? Would that be perfectly legal ??
Please have a look look in the video description for the sellers details to ask them. OKportugal only create video tours. We dont sell properties or get involved in the sales process.
Hi. I'd like to apply for residency in Portugal and use just a piece of land like this as my registered address. Do you know if it is possible? I'm a computer programmer / early retiree with a campervan in Europe. I'd like to get residency in Portugal, register the motorhome in Portugal, and then park the motorhome on my land and then build a tiny house over the span of a few years. Thank you! (i left the same question on another post, but thought i'd try a more recent posting... sorry if you see it twice.)
Hi Matthew, i'm not 100% sure. This particular property only has an agricultural support building, and it dosent have a habitation certificate. You need a building with a habitation certificate in order to legally live in it and on the land... and I assume that you need this in order to register it as your address (I might be wrong on this though). Some plots of land with older pre-1951 ruins are habitation certificate exempt, and you can renovate them to within their own footprint in size, and legally live on the land.
@@OKportugal hi. Thanks so much for your reply. they won't accept the idea of using a motorhome as a temporary habitation while building something like a tiny home? To be clear you generally cannot have a habitation certificate for basic land which is approved for building on? If not, then your tip about pre 1951 ruins might be just the gem I need to make this plan work.
@@surfreadjumpsleep you can only legally live on, and build houses on, a plot of land that is designated as urban. This is a rural plot of land it doesn't have an urban plot to build a legal house on it unfortunately. Our farm is 3.5 hectares of rural land but it has an urban plot on the farm where our house is situated. Try to find a plot of land that already has a legal house or a pre-1951 ruin as then its much simpler. I have also heard of councils that grant planning permission to build habitable houses on large pieces of rural land. Each council is different and their rules and regs can vary. If your plot of land has a legal house or "habitation exempt" ruin on it, then you can live there in your motorhome while you renovate it.
@@OKportugal ok so if I find land which is designated as urban or has a building or has a pre 1951 habitation exempt ruin, then I should be able to live there in a motorhome and build a tiny home there? Thank you so much for saving me countless hours digging for this information. I'm not sure how I would have figured all this out actually. Googling didn't provide much help.
@@surfreadjumpsleep yes. Urban zoned land is for living on. A pre 1951 ruin with a habitation exemption will also allow you to legally live on a piece of land.
My fellow former South African ,you are very good at what you do. Thanks from Victoria Canada
Oh Ken, you just gave me a piece of my home, I can guess that farm is close to where I’m from, between Celorico da Beira and Gouveia. Beautiful, you made my day ❤️
The owner and The Real Agent are so lucky to have you showcase this property. You do such a great job in your description and shooting fabulous drone shots. Well done Mate! All the best.
Harriet , Jim and Yuki. 😍😍😍 Richmond. Va.
Hey thanks Guys 😊👍
Interesting property and decently priced, but not having the option of getting a habitation license kinda blows.
Fun tour! Also, linky no worky.
Really helpful video, many thanks 🙏
With a house permit, this farm would have been perfect.
You are fearless, like a lion
Nice viewing. Seems like the owners are not that invested in making a sale. You did more work than any of them. Good job!
Interesting that there is a no habitation building clause on the land since that agricultural building looks better and safer than many of the habitation ones we have seen.
Very well done Ken you become very skilled promoter, I love that
Thanks Mohamed. 😊
Thanks for the video what a wonderful property
Best online Portugal tours….🌀💚🌀 is it possible to have movable structures like containers, trailers or vans?
Great video, it’s priced on the link for € 78.000,- but still!
Would love to live there.
Thank u for the tour!
i love olives
This is a beautiful property, but there is no house. That is the only reason that I would hesitate. 🙂👍👍
Looks a very good place
I love your videos. Looking forward to see some sub 50k farms, with decent liveable stone house. Could be a project too. About 1 hect.
How much yearly tax for a property like this ?!?!?
Great video, but, I am a little suspicious of why the owner "had to leave" when he had possible buyers in front of him.
You would think if he wanted to sell it ( and had nothing to hide ) he would stay, answer questions a be available to try to provide information!!??
Great work Ken. It is so sad that farms like this are so under valued. The price of diesel keeps rising and I wonder at what point olive oil will be valued as a viable biofuel.
no, olive oil is too healthy too use as biofuel. If edible oil will be used for biofuel it will be sunflower and rapeseed oil first. Biofuel generally occurs at expense of food hence many are against even though the idea behind it is good.
Good presentation. The overhead plan is welcome addition for perspective and orientation. One big improvement I would recommend, is a 'what3words' location.
Pity no chance of residential habitation. Otherwise a very good option. The farm building is very well built.
The drone shots showed a few neighbouring buildings and at least one ruin. A possibility would be to acquire the ruin or a building on a neighbouring article, so that a dwelling house could be added to the farm.
Someone else mentioned olive oil as a possibility for powering a motor vehicle, now that sounds interesting.
I wonder if you could or how hard it would be to get a habitation license/approval?? Could your Estate Agent find out?
Why are almost ALL the farms' bounderies in Portugal so dog-legged. It is very frustrating to a tidy mind. - bits and pieces everywhere. Thankyou, Ken, for this tour, always very candid and hiding nothing that you are aware of from the interested buyers. You can't live in this agricultural building legally but you could live in a camping van if you want to work the land, couldn't you? Nothing would be more tiring than to have to go ...somewhere else overnight - the closest village, per ex., returning every day. No wonder Portugal has a problem with finding enough people who want to farm the land.
Any idea what the going rate per square foot to build a house in Portugal nowadays?
can the same building be re-registered as a habitable house?
Hi Ken,
You did a great job. Is this still available?
Dear Ken, I am really sorry to see that one of your excellent Property Tour videos is missing that was published 7 months ago and I just started to watch it yesterday but could not find it today. (57 acres, Central Portugal, EUR 395.000). Could you please upload it again?
Quanto pra conseguir a permissão pra construir habitação ou converter o building habitável?
That would be a perfect homestead property if was possible to build a house there. Do you know if they let someone build a log house or they consider the same as the traditional brick and concrete?
It's actually 30 k proparty .
It's mainly for Agri parous.
Your Agent actually over rated these properties.
From what intel I've managed to gather so far, 1 euro per square meter of rustic land is a decent price for that area, and this property has 60000 m2
great area, sad u cant live there.
It would be very helpful if you leave the geo coordinates so we can pinpoint the location on google maps
Hello family, I just discovered your channel... congratulations and thanks for sharing your experience. We are a Spanish family currently living in Ireland and we would love to take the step in a few months to move to Portugal. We love surfing and nature. Perhaps you have said it in another chapter, could you recommend a trustworthy real estate agency. We are looking for something similar with land to cultivate, mountains but not far from the coast. Many thanks in advance, regards. Chema
But one can build a non permanent structure or mobile home to sleep in but cook and hang out in the agricultural structure ? Would that be perfectly legal ??
@@CClarinet123 is rustic land another term for agricultural land.
@@CClarinet123 thanks.
I was wondering the same thing. A yurt or van for ‘legal’ purposes but renovate the agricultural structure for where you actually spend your time.
Is it still available? The link for the listing is in Portugese.
Why was the cherry tree in blossom in June?
The video was filmed a few months ago
Hi dear . Is this property still for sale?
What would be the penalty for illegally living there?
What happened to old owners?
Got c.vid vaccine?
Hi mate
The property would be more attractive to me if all that granite outcrop was part of the property for sale, believe it or not.
My budget is €40,000
I want to buy agricultural land(im from india)
Hi. its stil available??
Hi Sergio, this was filmed a while ago so I'm not sure. I put the sellers details in the video description if you want to ask them directly.
@@OKportugal thank's
Available?
Please have a look look in the video description for the sellers details to ask them.
OKportugal only create video tours. We dont sell properties or get involved in the sales process.
no its overpriced for non habitate property. when you cant live there its pointless for many.
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Hi. I'd like to apply for residency in Portugal and use just a piece of land like this as my registered address. Do you know if it is possible?
I'm a computer programmer / early retiree with a campervan in Europe. I'd like to get residency in Portugal, register the motorhome in Portugal, and then park the motorhome on my land and then build a tiny house over the span of a few years. Thank you!
(i left the same question on another post, but thought i'd try a more recent posting... sorry if you see it twice.)
Hi Matthew, i'm not 100% sure. This particular property only has an agricultural support building, and it dosent have a habitation certificate. You need a building with a habitation certificate in order to legally live in it and on the land... and I assume that you need this in order to register it as your address (I might be wrong on this though). Some plots of land with older pre-1951 ruins are habitation certificate exempt, and you can renovate them to within their own footprint in size, and legally live on the land.
@@OKportugal hi. Thanks so much for your reply.
they won't accept the idea of using a motorhome as a temporary habitation while building something like a tiny home?
To be clear you generally cannot have a habitation certificate for basic land which is approved for building on?
If not, then your tip about pre 1951 ruins might be just the gem I need to make this plan work.
@@surfreadjumpsleep you can only legally live on, and build houses on, a plot of land that is designated as urban. This is a rural plot of land it doesn't have an urban plot to build a legal house on it unfortunately. Our farm is 3.5 hectares of rural land but it has an urban plot on the farm where our house is situated. Try to find a plot of land that already has a legal house or a pre-1951 ruin as then its much simpler. I have also heard of councils that grant planning permission to build habitable houses on large pieces of rural land. Each council is different and their rules and regs can vary. If your plot of land has a legal house or "habitation exempt" ruin on it, then you can live there in your motorhome while you renovate it.
@@OKportugal ok so if I find land which is designated as urban or has a building or has a pre 1951 habitation exempt ruin, then I should be able to live there in a motorhome and build a tiny home there?
Thank you so much for saving me countless hours digging for this information. I'm not sure how I would have figured all this out actually. Googling didn't provide much help.
@@surfreadjumpsleep yes. Urban zoned land is for living on. A pre 1951 ruin with a habitation exemption will also allow you to legally live on a piece of land.