39.900 €
283 €/m²
4 Zimmer
Grundfläsche 258 m²
Grundstücke 209 m²
Houses (2) located in S. Gens, Miranda do Corvo, for reconstruction. One has a roof in good condition and a plot of land of approximately 20 m2, and the other is in ruins. Usable areas are 82 m2 and 59 m2 respectively. After rehabilitation, they are ideal for resale or rental, either together or separately, as they are two separate items. S. Gens is less than 5 minutes by car from Miranda do Corvo, about 10 minutes from the A13 motorway access, about 20 minutes from Coimbra, 1 hour and 30 minutes from Porto and 2 hours and 10 minutes from Lisbon. Miranda do Corvo is a Portuguese town in the district of Coimbra, having belonged to the former province of Beira Litoral, and is currently located in the Coimbra Region sub-region of the Central Region, with approximately 7,614 inhabitants. It is the seat of the Municipality of Miranda do Corvo, which has an area of 126.38 km² and 13,098 inhabitants (2011), subdivided into 4 parishes. The municipality is bordered to the northeast by the municipality of Vila Nova de Poiares, to the east by Lousã, to the southeast by Figueiró dos Vinhos, to the southwest by Penela, to the west by Condeixa-a-Nova and to the northwest by Coimbra. The territory of the municipality of Miranda do Corvo is crossed by the Ceira River, the Dueça or Corvo River and the Alheda River. Regarding gastronomy, the municipality of Miranda do Corvo currently offers a range of products that have already established themselves in the regional and national market: Chanfana de Cabra Velha (goat stew), Nabada (a traditional dish), Vinho de Lamas (Lamas wine), Jeropiga de Moinhos (a type of fortified wine) and Honey with Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) ’Serra da Lousã’. In the municipality of Miranda do Corvo, you can visit the Monastery of Santa Maria de Semide, the Sanctuary of Senhor da Serra in Semide, the House of Arts, the Miguel Torga Municipal Library, the Serra da Lousã Biological Park, the Living Museum of Arts and Crafts, as well as the Cooperage Museum and the iconic Ecumenical Temple. #ref:C0289-01780