3 Maisons et appartements à vendre au Trofa, Porto, Portugal, de 1.600.000 € jusqu'à 2.800.000 €

Located in the parish of Castêlo da Maia, municipality of Maia, this property of 61,290 m2, currently has the name of Quinta do Monte Grande, but in the area is known as Quinta do Alemão. This name is due to the fact that during the Second World War, a German man and his family came to Portugal and bought this land, where they built a house on the highest part of the property. They fell in love with this part of Portugal and stayed here until their descendants returned to Germany and sold the property. Next to the main construction, the two-story villa, with a gross construction area of 531.48 m2 is an imposing granite turret that allows a magnificent panoramic view to the sea. The entire house is surrounded by gardens and secular trees of great beauty. The property is all surrounded by granite walls. It is a place of unusual beauty, because of the exuberance of the vegetation, the panoramic view and all the surrounding countryside. Relax, enjoy peace and tranquility, perfect for periods of rest and leisure. With good access to highways, is 20 minutes from the city of Porto, and 15 minutes from Sá Carneiro airport, and also 15 minutes from the center of Trofa. It has all the essential services nearby. Check your visit. Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of financial entities enabling all its clients free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: Maia is a Portuguese municipality belonging to the District of Porto with an area of 82.99 km². The municipality of Maia received a charter in 1519, although there are prehistoric traces of human presence and references to this town that date back to the Roman Empire. The history of this city is often confused with the destiny of Portugal, particularly during the independence process, with special emphasis on Gonçalo Mendes da Maia, ’O Lidador’. Maia has a duality resulting from the intersection of a historical past with a new era of development. On one hand, there are strong individual identities of each part of the municipality, derived from millenary cultural, historical, and religious roots, mainly in rural areas, where agriculture predominates; On the other hand, Maia is currently one of the most advanced municipalities in the country, with an important role in industry, innovation, and new technologies, constituting an exemplar of economic and environmental development. On August 23, 1986, the villages of Castêlo da Maia (parishes of Barca, Gemunde, Gondim, Santa Maria de Avioso and São Pedro de Avioso) and Águas Santas (homonymous parish) were elevated to the category of town, and the town of Maia (parishes of Maia, Vermoim and Gueifães) was elevated to the category of city, an event celebrated with the construction of the Pyramids of Maia. Culture and Leisure: The city of Maia is considered to be an important cultural center in the region, with various activities linked to theater, music, plastic arts, and local traditions such as ethnographic manifestations visible in the religious festivals that take place throughout the year. Maia’s Zoo, one of the biggest in the North, is also a meeting point for many visitors. Annually, the city receives at Fórum da Maia the International Comic Theater Festival of Maia and the World Press Photo world exposition. In 1998, the Conservatório de Música da Maia was founded, located in Santa Maria de Avioso. Maia would once be a place of great wool and linen production. Places of Interest: - Monastery of the Divine Savior of Moreira - Church of Nossa Senhora da Maia - Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora do Bom Despacho - Pyramids of Maia - Maia’s Gates - Doutor José Vieira de Carvalho Square - Lidador Statue - Lidador Tower - Maia’s Forum - Quinta da Gruta - Museum of History and Ethnology of Maia’s Land - Libertador Army Square - Maia’s Zoo - Caverneira Farm - Monastery of Águas Santas - Avioso Park Translated with (url hidden) (free version) #ref:LD052201