2 bedroom flat for sale

Queluz (next to the Palace). 2 bedroom apartment for total works. 2nd floor without elevator. Very sunny. Pantry and large marquee. Excellent location. Close to all trade and transport. Bank Financing: Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit. Location: Sintra is a Portuguese village in the district and metropolitan area of Lisbon, integrating its northern part (Greater Lisbon). It is the seat of a municipality with an area of 319.23 km². The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipality of Mafra, to the east by Loures, Odivelas and Amadora, to the southeast by Oeiras, to the south by Cascais and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean. It acquires importance in the national context for being the second most populous municipality in Portugal, after the capital, and the village with the most inhabitants, followed by Cascais and Oeiras. Among its most important nuclei are, in addition to the village of Sintra itself, the cities of Queluz and Agualva-Cacém. The village of Sintra is notable for the presence of its romantic architecture, resulting in its classification as a Cultural Landscape of Sintra, UNESCO World Heritage Site and has refused to be elevated to the category of city, despite being the seat of the second most populous municipality in Portugal. Economy: The municipality of Sintra is an integral part of the Lisbon region, which represents about 37% of the national GDP and concentrates a significant number of technological and research companies, inhabitants and the main economic decision centers of the country. Together with Mafra, it is the municipality with the greatest weight of the primary sector in its employed population of the entire metropolitan area, and also the one that has the greatest relevance of the secondary sector. After Lisbon, it is again the municipality with the highest percentage of the population employed in the tertiary sector. Culture and Leisure: Occupied since the Lower Paleolithic, the municipality of Sintra was from an early age, due to its resources and geographical situation, an important point of the territory. Thus, the heritage of the county is numerous and varied, be it in the architectural, archaeological, historical and ethnographic aspects. The oldest traces date back to the Epipaleolithic period, evidencing the human presence in the territory about 700,000 years ago, and extending in time since then. Sintra has 267 identified archaeological sites, as well as five areas of archaeological sensitivity. It also presents several examples of summer, religious, military, civil and vernacular architecture. The heritage is varied from Natural Heritage and Archaeological and Architectural Built Heritage (Religious Architecture, Civil Architecture, Industrial and Commercial Architecture) and Museums. Gastronomy: The county is home to several gastronomic specialties, being popular the traditional confectionery with the travesseiros and queijadas of Sintra. In addition to these, there are also others, such as the pastéis da Pena, the walnuts of Galamares, the pearls of Colares and the fluffy of Belas. Typical dishes include the kid and roasted veal from Sintra, the piglet from Negrais, the pork à Mercês, and dishes based on fish and seafood such as rice or octopus salad and onion mussels, among others. Accompanying these dishes are the various wine varieties produced in the region of Colares. Education: There are currently 15 public kindergartens in the county. The municipality has 83 educational establishments of the 1st cycle of basic education. In relation to the teaching of the 2nd and 3rd Cycles there are 26 schools. There are also 10 secondary schools. There are no public universities in Sintra, only private institutions of reference that guarantee access to higher studies. Energy Rating: D #ref:CS082304 (2) - CS082304 (2) - Habita Lisboa