Évora · Vendas Novas

Land for sale in Vendas Novas, Portugal

71 plots for sale in Vendas Novas, Évora. Every listing includes Yonder's PDM zoning and buildability analysis.

Land · 5,090 m² · €52,000
€52,000
Land · 5,090 m² · €52,000
Vendas Novas
5,090 m²
Land · 5,250 m² · €53,500
€53,500
Land · 5,250 m² · €53,500
Vendas Novas
5,250 m²
Land · 268 m² · €55,000
€55,000
Land · 268 m² · €55,000
Vendas Novas
268 m²
Land · 5,000 m² · €58,500
€58,500
Land · 5,000 m² · €58,500
Vendas Novas
5,000 m²
Land · 19,500 m² · €60,000
€60,000
Land · 19,500 m² · €60,000
Vendas Novas
19,500 m²
Land · 264 m² · €67,000
€67,000
Land · 264 m² · €67,000
Vendas Novas
264 m²
Land · 22,500 m² · €70,000
€70,000
Land · 22,500 m² · €70,000
Vendas Novas
22,500 m²
Land · 85 m² · €75,000
€75,000
Land · 85 m² · €75,000
Vendas Novas
85 m²
Land · 19,585 m² · €77,000
€77,000
Land · 19,585 m² · €77,000
Vendas Novas
19,585 m²
Land · 20,654 m² · €79,000
€79,000
Land · 20,654 m² · €79,000
Vendas Novas
20,654 m²
Land · 506 m² · €80,000
€80,000
Land · 506 m² · €80,000
Vendas Novas
506 m²
Land · 870 m² · €80,000
€80,000
Land · 870 m² · €80,000
Vendas Novas
870 m²

More land for sale in Vendas Novas

Can you build in Vendas Novas?

Of the parcels with a CRUS zoning classification, 59% are classified as Solo Urbano.

Most common zoning category: Espaço Agrícola — 28%.

  • National Agricultural Reserve (RAN)170 parcels identified · avg. coverage 35%
  • Natura 2000 network20 parcels identified · avg. coverage 92%
  • Cork-oak and holm-oak stands (montado)135 parcels identified · avg. coverage 26%
  • Water domain and margins200 parcels identified · avg. coverage 7%
  • Power-line corridors36 parcels identified · avg. coverage 4%

Data computed on 30 July 2026.

What you can build here — read the guide → Full zoning data (in Portuguese): PDM de Vendas Novas →

Buying land in Vendas Novas as a foreigner

There are no nationality restrictions on buying land in Vendas Novas — EU and non-EU buyers follow the same process: get a Portuguese tax number (NIF), sign a promissory contract, then complete the deed before a notary. What matters most is whether a specific plot can actually be built on — the municipal PDM and national RAN/REN restrictions decide that, not the listing label. Before you commit, read our guide to buildability and rustic vs urban land and the taxes and costs to expect.