Tagus Valley real estate Portugal

Tagus Valley Real Estate Portugal

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

you as a lover of Portugal or as an investor did you ever think about an investment in a real estate in Tagus Valley Portugal?
If not, then we would like to show you some of the advantages that such an investment could have:

• Still reasonable prices

• Increase in value

• Good profitibility

• Good infrastructure

• Safety and peace

• Nice and clean environment

• ...

Rich in history, culture and leisure opportunities, the Tagus Valley is one of the most appealing holiday regions in Portugal.
Two stretches of glorious coastline give visitors the chance to escape from Lisbon to play golf, relax on the beach or explore remote villages during their stay.
North of Tagus lies the Estoril Coast & Sintra region, famous for its sandy beaches, glitzy casino, Formula 1 race track and elegant stately mansions. Sintra's status as a UNESCO World Heritage site brought well deserved recognition to one of Europe's most extraordinary landscapes. Its dense concentration of palaces amid a magical world of peaks, gorges and woods inspired Romantic poets such as Byron and Keats. Nearby, the Cabo da Roca lighthouse marks mainland Europe's most westerly point.
The lesser known Costa Azul region south of Lisbon is a peaceful haven of quaint fishing villages and sandy coves. Sesimbra, with its calm, sheltered bay, is a popular holiday resort for Lisboetas, while the busy fishing port of Set·bal is well known for its high quality fish restaurants.
A characteristic feature of the Tagus Valley is its string of walled villages and imposing hilltop castles. Most notable of these is the preserved medieval town of Óbidos, just an hour's drive north of Lisbon. With its whitewashed houses and charming cobblestone streets, it is without doubt one of Portugal's most classic medieval settlements.
Further north lies Alcobaþa, a town dominated by its impressive 12th century abbey, the largest church in the country. Of equal importance is the nearby town of Batalha, most famous for its stunning monastery built in the 15th and 16th centuries. Built to celebrate the victory at Aljubarrota, it is considered to be among the finest structures in Southern Europe.
A few miles inland is Fátima, one of the world's most important shrines for Catholics. The appearance of the Virgin Mary in 1917 transformed the small village into a major religious centre.