Land for sale in Coimbra, Portugal

Urban land, in the parish of S. Martinho do Bispo, close to the city of Coimbra, Hospital dos Covões, an area well equipped with services. Plot with 920 m2, feasibility of construction for a house with 2 floors + basement. Deployment 113.70 m2 , Gross construction area 227.40 , Gross dependent area 113.70 Excellent location, with good quality of life, to make a project to your liking, dare to come and visit. Coimbra is the Portuguese capital city of the District of Coimbra, being inserted in the sub-region Region of Coimbra (NUT III) and in the Region of the Center (NUT II). It is the seat of the Municipality of Coimbra, which has a total area of 319.40 km2, 140,796 inhabitants in 2021 and a population density of 441 inhab./km2, subdivided into 18 parishes. The municipality is limited to the north by the municipality of Mealhada, to the east by Penacova, Vila Nova de Poiares and Miranda do Corvo, to the south by Condeixa-a-Nova, to the west by Montemor-o-Velho and to the northwest by Cantanhede. Coimbra is a historically university city, because of the University of Coimbra, one of the oldest in Europe and the largest in Portugal, founded in 1290 as a General Portuguese Study by D. Dinis in Lisbon, which after several installations in both cities, became definitively established in the city of Mondego in 1537. In recent history, the student population of the University played an important role by actively defending the values of freedom and democracy against the Estado Novo dictatorship. One of the oldest cities in the country, it was the capital of Portugal before Lisbon, until 1255, and it houses the first National Pantheon, the Monastery of Santa Cruz. Coimbra is crossed by the Mondego river, which rises in Serra da Estrela, in an east-west direction. It is considered one of the most important ciCoimbra is the Portuguese capital city of the District of Coimbra, being inserted in the sub-region Region of Coimbra (NUT III) and in the Region of the Center (NUT II). It is the seat of the Municipality of Coimbra, which has a total area of 319.40 km2, 140,796 inhabitants[3] in 2021 and a population density of 441 inhab./km2, subdivided into 18 parishes. The municipality is limited to the north by the municipality of Mealhada, to the east by Penacova, Vila Nova de Poiares and Miranda do Corvo, to the south by Condeixa-a-Nova, to the west by Montemor-o-Velho and to the northwest by Cantanhede. Coimbra is a historically university city, because of the University of Coimbra, one of the oldest in Europe and the largest in Portugal, founded in 1290 as a General Portuguese Study by D. Dinis in Lisbon, which after several installations in both cities, became definitively established in the city of Mondego in 1537. In recent history, the student population of the University played an important role by actively defending the values of freedom and democracy against the Estado Novo dictatorship. One of the oldest cities in the country, it was the capital of Portugal before Lisbon, until 1255, and it houses the first National Pantheon, the Monastery of Santa Cruz. Coimbra is crossed by the Mondego river, which rises in Serra da Estrela, in an east-west direction. It is considered one of the most important Portuguese port cities, due to the infrastructure, organizations and companies located there, in addition to its historical importance and privileged geographical position in the center of mainland Portugal, between the cities of Lisbon and Porto. In terms of services offered, it is above all in education and technologies related to health that the city achieves greater notoriety. The city's student population is around 37,000 enrolled, part in non-polytechnic public higher education, part in public polytechnic higher education and part in private higher education. The municipal holiday takes place on the 4th of July, in memory of Queen Santa Isabel of Aragon, patron saint of the city popularly known only as Queen Santa.