You have the paperwork, or a matrix number, but no idea where the land physically sits. We locate it on a map, mark the boundaries, give you the coordinates, and tell you what to do next. Delivered within 3 working days.
Find My Land · €29 →
In Portugal it's common to own land you've never actually seen, especially after an inheritance. You have a matrix or article number on an old document, but nobody in the family knows which hillside, field, or plot it points to. Without the location, you can't sell it, use it, clean it, or even meet the obligations that come with owning it.
Somewhere out there is a plot with your name on the record.
Everything you need to point at a map and say “that’s mine.”
Your parcel pinpointed on a clear map, so you can find it and stand on it.
The shape and extent of the parcel as recorded, marked on the map.
Exact coordinates you can drop straight into Google Maps or a GPS to walk right to it.
Clear, practical advice on the steps to make it official, from someone who knows the Portuguese process.
Give us your matrix or article number and the parish (freguesia). Anything else you have, like an old document, helps.
We match the reference against official cadastral and registry data to pin down exactly where the land sits.
Map, boundaries, coordinates, and next steps, delivered to your inbox within 3 working days.
From olive groves to forgotten field plots, we'll find it.
The documents came with the estate, but nobody in the family can point to where the land actually is.
A reference on an old caderneta predial, and no clue which field or hillside it points to.
You can't do anything with land you can't find. First you need to know exactly where it is and where it ends.
Ideally your matrix or article number and the parish (freguesia) the land is in. If you also have an old caderneta predial or any document, send it too. It helps us confirm the match.
Usually, yes. That's exactly what this report is built for. A matrix number plus the parish is normally enough for us to locate the parcel in the official records. If we ever can't, you don't pay.
Yes, one report, one payment, no subscription.
No. It's a location report based on official cadastral and registry data, showing where the parcel sits and its recorded boundaries. It's not a legal survey or certification. For an official boundary demarcation you'd need a licensed surveyor, and we tell you how in the report.
Yes, in one case: if we can't locate your land from the information you provide, you get a full refund. No location, no charge.
Yes. Once you know where the land is, our Land Report covers the full legal status, planning, obligations, and risks. This locator report is the first step. Reply to it and we'll point you to the rest.