4 bedroom villa for sale

House of typology T4 consisting of three floors in Castelo Branco with very generous areas and privileged location. The entrance is made by the floor floor by the covered atrium giving access to a hall with quite large giving access to several divisions of the house having as divisions an office with balcony, a living room quite large with fireplace, a dining room with balcony, a kitchen with pantry, fireplace and pantry, a complete toilet and a laundry room. On the first floor has 4 bedrooms all of them quite large being two with fitted wardrobes one of them suite and the other having a large balcony the other two without wardrobe has the possibility to put, a full toilet and a room that gives to make a library or a second office where you have access to the attic where you can find the term accumulator of 400 liters In the basement is contemplated by a garage for two cars, with automatic gate, a small kitchen support, a service toilet and a large lounge with fireplace and a wine cellar. The patio has access through the entrance gate, the basement or the kitchen giving access to a garden with Portuguese sidewalk and ornamented with various plants and fruit trees. It has a covered annex with barbecue and storage. Castelo Branco is a Portuguese city, capital of the District of Castelo Branco and located in the statistical region of Centro, in the sub-region of Beira Baixa and in the former province of the same name, with 34471 inhabitants in its urban perimeter (2021). It is the headquarters of the municipality of Castelo Branco, the third largest Portuguese in extension, with 1 438.19 km² of area and 52 291 inhabitants (albicastrenses) (2021), subdivided into 19 parishes. The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipality of Fundão, to the east by Idanha-a-Nova, to the south by Spain, to the southwest by Vila Velha de Ródão and to the west by Proença-a-Nova and by Oleiros. Unlike other cities in the region, which have grown remarkably due to the textile industry, Castelo Branco has always had a geostrategic and political importance in Portugal. It is therefore not subject to the economic fluctuations that have relocated textile companies - no longer disqualified manual labor - as happened in the northern region and cova da Beira. The predominant sociological composition is therefore also very different from other cities of operad culture. It was considered in 2006, in a study prepared by DECO, the second district capital of the country with the best quality of life. In 2017, it is in 36th place nationally, and 7th in the Central region, according to a study by the consultant Bloom Consulting