Barreiro , 3 bedroom flat for sale

3 bedroom flat for sale in Barreiro, with parking. The flat is located on the fifth floor of an excellent building. Located in the Urbanization of Quinta dos Fidalguinhos, next to the new Fidalgo Residence Building and the Barreiro School of Technology. Privileged location with easy access to the IC21, which connects to the A2 and A33. Urbanization with green areas, schools and all kinds of proximity services, making it a place of choice for your family. Apartment consisting of; - Entrance hall - Large living room with fireplace, where you can make different environments - Equipped kitchen - Room distribution area, making this area more reserved. - 3 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes with good areas - 2 full WC's -balcony. Parking inside the building with easy access. Regarding transport, you will find several buses in the area that connect with the Barreiro River Pier, which in a few minutes will put you in the Lisbon Capital. Excellent opportunity to live with your family or for guaranteed income. Schedule your visit! Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities, enabling all its customers to have free simulations of Housing Loans. Location: Barreiro is a Portuguese city in the District of Setúbal, with an area of 36.39 km². It should be noted that the city of Barreiro has a strategic position 6 km from Baixa Alfacinha. Bathed by the Tagus River and supported by an important road-rail-river terminal, it is 20 km from the city of Lisbon by land (via the 25 de Abril Bridge - 35 km via the Vasco da Gama Bridge) and about 35 km from Setúbal, the district capital (via the A2). The Portuguese city of Barreiro originated in a "pobra" or riverside village, repopulated after the reconquest, under the aegis of the Knights of the Order of Santiago da Espada. The parish of Santa Cruz do Barreiro dates back to the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, having been a commendation of the Order of Santiago da Espada. Its inhabitants were engaged in fishing and salt extraction. A land of fishermen and country people, it led an obscure life, although it was elevated to town in 1521. On the estuary of the Tagus River, which enters the Coina River at Barreiro, there was Vale de Zebro, where ovens were once built to manufacture the biscuits that supplied the ships that left Lisbon, heading to India and Brazil. On both banks of the estuaries there were tidal mills that made flour for the biscuits. The municipality of Barreiro, when the municipality of Alhos Vedros was extinguished on October 24, 1855, became part of the parishes of Palhais and Lavradio. From then on, Barreiro would become a 'modern industrial and workers' village', completely transforming the old aspect of the village, both socially, economically, and urbanistically, Barreiro was transfigured. The urban fabric would grow beyond the limits of the municipality itself, to the neighbouring Moita. The vestiges of this past are still a hallmark of the city, through the CP Workshops, the Workers' Quarters, and in particular the still present industrial-business park of Baia do Tejo (current name of the former CUF, QUIMIGAL and Quimiparque). Culture and Leisure: - Convent of Madre de Deus da Verderena - Teatro-Cine Barreirense - Manueline Portal of the Hermitage of São Sebastião - Building of the Town Hall of Barreiro - Church of Misericórdia do Barreiro - Royal Coina Glass Factory - Church of Our Lady of Grace of Palhais Education: Barreiro has about a dozen primary and primary schools, as well as five secondary schools. Sport: Barreiro is considered a sports city, where the spaces for various sports are considerably varied. The city's biggest clubs are quite representative, such as Futebol Clube Barreirense, Grupo Desportivo Fabril do Barreiro (formerly Quimigal and CUF) and Galitos Futebol Clube, whose history is in the annals of national sport in the various modalities they represent. Ref. NG102305 Energy Rating: C #ref:NG102305 - NG102305 - Habita Lisboa