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Fernão Velho is one of the neighborhoods of the city of Maceió, the capital of the state of Alagoas in Northeastern Brazil. It is located on the shores of the Mundaú Lagoon, one of the region’s main lagoons. Mundaú Lagoon is known for its mangroves, natural islands, and direct connection to the sea, forming an ecosystem important for local fishing and tourism activities such as boat tours and landscape observation.

Located approximately 11 km from downtown Maceió, the neighborhood provides quick access to the city’s main services while maintaining a quiet, low-density residential profile. Zumbi dos Palmares International Airport is about 22 km away, ensuring easy connectivity with other regions.

The train line passes through the area, with two passenger stations, significantly increasing investment opportunities and adding value to the project.

The property has a total area of 217.68 hectares, distributed among different uses. About 56.97 hectares are covered by mangroves, ensuring environmental preservation and integration with nature. Small lagoons cover 2.29 hectares, contributing to the local ecosystem and offering possibilities for leisure and landscape appreciation. Coconut plantations occupy 23.86 hectares, adding agricultural value and additional economic potential. A large portion of 132 hectares is dedicated to dry land and usable areas, ideal for the development of real estate projects. Finally, 1.77 hectares are designated for other uses.

This diversity of environments and uses makes the land highly versatile, offering opportunities for residential, commercial, tourist, or agricultural projects, while preserving important natural areas.

The value of this property in Brazil is R$ 30,000,000.00 (thirty million reais). The publication value in euros will be based on the exchange rate on the date of publication, with 1 euro equivalent to R$ 6.19.

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