Luxury Retirement Along The Beautiful Blue Dragon River In Odeleite

Hi everyone. Its José again, and today we are gonna show you another nice place in Portugal.
Before the relevant information, there is the vídeo time line:
Video time-line
00:00 - Intro
02:30 - Eat and taste some wild almonds
05:40 - Inside de village
07:25 - Some typical portuguese houses
09:08 - Igreja Matriz (Church)
09:50 - Carob tree
17:40 - Museum (Start of visit)
24:26 - Museum (End of visit)
29:10 - We found a perfect house for sale
31:32 - Some funny street art
35:26 - Typical and rare store
ODELEITE
Is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Castro Marim, in the district of Faro with an area of ​​142.24 km² and 576 inhabitants.
Odeleite belongs to the Portuguese region called Algarve.
One of the ex libris of this locality is the Odeleite Dam, which, in an aerial view, we can see that the dam has the shape of a blue dragon.
In Chinese culture this is a symbol of power, strength and good luck.
In Odeleite, in addition to being able to enjoy the calm environment, very typical of this region, you can also see the Igreja Matriz (1534), Roman archaeological remains, as well as water and windmills.
Also during my visit to this beautiful town I found an open museum that you can visit, very interesting.
I suggest a visit to this beautiful location in the Algarve.
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Applicable taxes:
Municipal Property Tax (IMI) for 2023
In the case of an urban building, and the owner of the property has his or her own permanent residence in the municipality of Castro Marim:
- If the urban building is intended for permanent housing, the tax is 0.35% (a rate resulting from the 12.5% ​​reduction to be applied to the IMI rate, the benefit of which will be limited to €250.);
- If the urban building is not intended for permanent housing, the tax is 0.40%.
In the case of an urban building, and the owner of the property does not have his or her own permanent residence in the municipality of Castro Marim:
- Urban Building 0.40%.
Rustic buildings 0.80%.
If the household has dependents, the following benefit is granted:
- 1 dependent benefit of €32;
- 2 dependents benefit of €65;
- 3 or more dependents benefit of €140.
To give an example, a household without dependents, living in a house with a tax asset value of €100,000 will result in a payment of €400 per year.
Source:
cm-castromarim.pt/site/sites/...
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[@mmsmilenow]

I am truly enjoying your videos. The village and small store remind me of villages Mexico. There are many little stores like this one in your video. I was born in the USA and I’ve traveled many place but never to Portugal. Among many other countries my ancestry composition/DNA says I’m part Portuguese so I’ve been searching for videos on Portugal to see what it is like. Most of the videos I have found are of foreigners buying properties and restoring them but, yours are of the local people, traditions, culture and land. Amazing to see it from your eyes. Thank you so much! Obrigada 🙏🏼♥️

[@riseagainportugal]

Hello. I'm very happy that you watch my videos and that you like them. That little store is something that has long been lost in Portugal. I spent my childhood shopping in a store just like that in my small village. It was a huge surprise for me to find that store there, and still open. The lady at the store told me that she would have closed the store by now if it weren't for requests from the municipality for it to remain there for a while longer. I think not only for tourist purposes, but also to satisfy the needs of residents in Odeleite. I've never done one of these DNA tests, but I think it's fantastic that we know our ancestors. Now that you already know the Portuguese part of your DNA, it's time to come here and see the country by yourself, be with the locals. After know the DNA connection its time for the soul connection. And I think you will feel it. Maybe not in the touristic centers like Lisbon or Porto, but for sure in the most intimate destinations in Portugal. The channel is still new, and all I want is to get the message across about the population, traditions, culture and some of the forgotten towns and villages. Your feedback is important because it helps me see if I'm going in the right direction. Thank you very much José

[@mmsmilenow]

@@riseagainportugal You are very welcome José! Congratulations on your new channel and I’m sure it will do very well. It’s wonderful to see the Portuguese culture and traditions continue on to the next generations. Maybe someday soon I can go visit Portugal. Thank you again and keep those videos coming. Obrigada! 🙏🏼😊♥️

[@riseagainportugal]

Thank you :)

[@jamettajohnson6172]

I really enjoy your videos and seeing traditional Portuguese towns and villages. Thank you.

[@riseagainportugal]

Thank you very much. Thats exacly what i want to show on most of my vídeos. The portuguese life style, mixed with some nice and beautiful places where we would like to live. Obrigado José

[@joaocorreia3728]

obrigado jose adorei ver esse lugar. quando for ao algarve irei visitar isso .um abraco

[@riseagainportugal]

Muito obrigado pelo comentário. Recomendo a visita e verá que passará um ótimo dia lá. Tenho a certeza disso. Um abraço

[@nelsonsoares2975]

Portugal has so much interesting locations of interest & to me the many small towns - villages are at the top of that list. Portugal a little country with courage's, brave & big hearted people which had many of its heroes come from these types of villages, I to was born in a small village on an island in the middle of the Atlantic many moons & sunsets ago, a country that did so much for human evolution & not just during the discovery ages but across the board.. Portugal the most underrated country in history in my opinion ... Thanks for taking the time for showing us what lies beyond Portugal's beautiful & historic cities , its gorgeous beaches, hundreds of castles & on & on & on, for a small country Portugal through out the years sure has packed a big punch & deserves more respect than it has gotten .. Great vid.. Obrigado :) ,, oh by the way I love your channel name , cheers :)

[@riseagainportugal]

Thank you so much for your comment. I agree with everything you wrote. Its time to show the real essence of Portugal and all those hidden treasures. And of course, the most important heritage of our country, the people. Thank you once again for the support.

[@nelsonsoares2975]

@@riseagainportugal No problem amigo, you deserve it & your channel deserves more subs & views also , keep it up it'll come... cheers with a glass or two of that underrated Portuguese wine, don't matter from which region, including the islands , its all good :) .

[@riseagainportugal]

Obrigado ;)

[@sappir26]

The tree you didn't know what the name is in English looks like a Carob tree. They grow in Israel too.

[@riseagainportugal]

Hi there. Yes, it's true, it's "carob tree". In Portugal we call it "Alfarroba" and the area where they grow a lot is in the south of the country. Lately it has been a highly demanded product worldwide, due to the various uses of the carob pod. Thanks a lot for the help. Hug José