Opis
4 Bedroom Apartment in Porto - Next to Polo Universitario
Inserted in the Camellia Domus Building with only 24 homes, located in a Premium residential area, very close to the E2/3 School of Areosa, the Church of the Parish of N. Srª da Areosa, the renovated sports complex Campo do Outeiro and the emblematic Rua de Costa Cabral, less than 15 min walk from the University Campus of Asprela, of the S. Joao Hospital and the IPO.
Nearby you can find all kinds of amenities and services, such as hypermarkets and supermarkets, restaurants, cafes, gyms, pharmacies, among others.
Main features:
- Gross size 175 m2, w/ balcony 5.6 m2
- Living room with open space kitchen, fully equipped and laundry room with 2.6m2
- 4 bedrooms, 2 of which are en-suite
- 3 full WC's and 1 service WC
-Air conditioning
- Garage for 3 cars
- Charging stations for electric vehicles
The Camellia Domus has a simple and contemporary architecture, the facade ventilated with white marble and bronze aluminium gives it a sober image of great beauty.
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Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities, enabling all its customers to have free simulations of Mortgage Loans.
Location:
Paranhos is a Portuguese parish in the municipality of Porto with an area of 6.67 km²[1] and 45,883 inhabitants (2021 census)[2]. Its population density is 6,879 inhabitants/km².
The Parish of Paranhos is one of the urban parishes of the city of Porto that, even today, preserves the greatest popular traditions.
The uses and customs of Paranhos are the portrait, on the one hand, of its physical characteristics of the past, of its fertile soils that provided its rural nature and, on the other hand, of its location that traced, for centuries, the paths of the people of the North who visited the then neighbouring city of Porto. The current streets of Costa Cabral and Amial represented, in the past, the main access roads to Guimaraes and Braga, respectively.
Until 1945, those who wished to enter the city were obliged to pay the municipal indirect tax, and the Circunvalacao road served as a border marker for this purpose.
The urban transformation of the parish, which took place mainly in the second half of the twentieth century, erased, in fact, almost all the physical traces that characterised its rurality. However, more difficult to erase are the uses and customs of a population proud to be born, live and put down roots in Paranhos.
The customs and traditions of this parish are mainly based on characteristics that evoke its rural and peasant origins.
Energy Rating: B
