3 bedroom flat for sale

Apartment 3 Bedrooms Rua Mouzinho de Albuquerque REFURBISHED with balcony Apartment under refurbishment, although it is perfectly possible to make visits. Fully equipped kitchen Excellent living room with plenty of area access to balcony 1 suite 2 bedrooms with recessed lockers Access to the balcony by one of the rooms Other characteristics: Armoured door Double glazed windows, swing jambs Electric blinds Built-in cabinets Floating floor Storage area Floor 1 without elevator Quiet area with easy parking 3-storey building Variety of services, commerce, transport, schools, green areas Come visit! Ref BS072301 Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: Amadora is a Portuguese city belonging to the district and metropolitan area of Lisbon. It is the seat of one of the smallest municipalities in Portugal, with only 23.79 km², being the most densely populated in the country and the fourth most populous city in Portugal, divided into six parishes. The extramural parish, called Benfica-Extra, belonged to the municipality of Oeiras. The main nucleus of the parish was the place of Porcalhota, then located along one of the oldest and most important road axes of the region, the Royal Road that connected the capital to Sintra, and later provided with a railway station. However, the county had several couples, among them those of Amadora, Venteira and Falagueira, near Porcalhota. In 1979, it was elevated to city status and began to have its own municipality due to its demographic development. Initially rural in nature and dotted with villages and small couples, the county was developed due to improved accessibility, especially after the construction of the Sintra Line. Between the 1950s and 1970s, it suffered a demographic explosion due to its position within the first crown surrounding the capital. Culture and Leisure: - Outeiro Farm - Couple of Falagueira de Cima - Artificial caves of Tojal de Vila Chã or Artificial caves of Carenque - Gargantada Aqueduct - Facade of the Casa do Infantado or Porcalhota Palace - Free Waters Aqueduct - Lower Carenque Philippine Bridge Education: In Amadora is the School of Theater and Cinema with several Degrees, Masters, Post-Graduations and possibility of Doctorates. It also has one of the Military Academy Campuses, where a significant part of the student body is located, namely the internal students, the academic services, and proportional part of the support and administration services. Amadora has the following primary and secondary schools: - EB 1 Artur Bual School - Amadora High School - Mothers of Water High School - EB 2/3 José Cardoso Pires School - Seomara da Costa Primo High School - D. Francisco Manuel de Melo School - EB 1/JI School of Venteira - D. João V High School - Dr. Azevedo Neves High School - Fernando Namora High School - EB 2/3 Roque Gameiro School - EB 2/3 School of Alfornelos - EB 2/3 Miguel Torga School - EB 2/3 Sophia de Mello Breyner School - EB 2/3 Professor Pedro d'Orey da Cunha School Transport: The municipality of Amadora is served by different modes of transport, integrating the first crown surrounding the city of Lisbon. In this way, it is served by different types of rail transport, with three interfaces of the Lisbon Metro network and three rail interfaces of the Lisbon urban train network of CP. As regards road transport, its territory is served by three operators. Economy: Despite being an essentially residential city, Amadora has commercial parks, industries and headquarters of relevant and important companies at the national level. As commercial parks, it has the IKEA, Decathlon, Continente and the Dolce Vita Tejo (one of the largest shopping centers in Europe). Amadora also has the headquarters of some international companies operating in Portugal such as Siemens and Roche. There is also the Dr. Bayard candy factory in the parish of Venteira. Energy Rating: D #ref:BS112310 - BS112310 - Habita Lisboa