5 ZimmerGrundfläsche 340 m²Grundstücke 330 m²E.C.: E
Chalet T4 + 1with 340 m2 with architecture of early TWENTIETH century with very charm, fully renovated, excellent sun exposure, situated in the historic center of the village of Oeiras. Very luminous with high ceilings and original floor board race. Distributed over 3 floors, consisting of: RCH Entrance hall, living room with fireplace in 2 environments, dining room, fully equipped kitchen and social bathroom; 1 Floor: 1 Suite with closet, 2 bedrooms, one of them has a small balcony, full bathroom supporting the 2 bedrooms Cave with access to the garden: 1 room, 1 bedroom, 1 laundry, storage area, complete bathroom. Friendly garden with pool overlooking the old gardens of the Marquis Palace It has 1 place of garage-Box with direct access to the garden/house #ref:JONET551
Located in the quiet area of Porto Salvo, this villa offers a comfortable lifestyle. Recently built, this property has been meticulously designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience. Upon entering the villa, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hall leading to the main living area. The living room is generously lit by the natural light coming in through the large windows, creating a cozy and airy atmosphere. Adjacent to the living room is a fully equipped kitchen. On the second floor, there is an en-suite bedroom with a private bathroom, providing privacy and comfort for its occupants. Two additional bedrooms and a family bathroom, offering enough space for the whole family, and an en suite bedroom in the basement with a bathroom and living room. This villa has also been designed with an eye to the future, including solar panels to reduce energy costs and charging for electric cars, plus the property benefits from a private parking space. In short, the townhouse offers comfort and modernity, making it an ideal choice for those looking for sophisticated living in Porto Salvo. Porto Salvo originally consisted of a small nucleus at the confluence of the Oeiras and Paço de Arcos roads that did not extend beyond the place where its church is located today. Its existence is recorded in the Middle Ages (1362), dominated by agricultural, livestock and extractive activities, and then being the second most important locality in the region of Oeiras. It owes its growth to the implantation of a chapel on the top or hill of Caspolima (1530) invoking Nossa Senhora do Porto Salvo, whose fervent cult eventually led to its current designation to the detriment of the patrimonial toponym, Caspolima, in disuse from the XVIII century. #ref:W-02VAQP
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