House of typology T3 located in the center of Praia da Vitória

MAKE US THE BEST DEAL - NEGOTIABLE Located in the center of the city of Praia da Vitória, this family villa has three bed rooms and an extra bedroom that can be used for office or other purpose. In addition to the sleeping area, the villa has a large living room. Kitchen in open space, bathroom. This villa is equipped with air-conditioning equipment. Nearby we find schools, restaurants, supermarkets, grocery stores, pharmacy, veterinarian, among other services necessary for the day-to-day life of a family. Surrounding Area: Public Transport, Gas Station, Police, Hypermarket, Public Parking, Parking, Green Spaces, Library, Bank, Wide Range of Services, Children's Leisure Areas, Historic Zone, Commercial Zone, Hospital, Pharmacy, School, City Center. Infrastructure: Backyard Since the beginning of the settlement of Terceira Island, Praia has played a prominent role in local history. Here was established the headquarters of the first captaincy of Terceira (1456 to 1470), commanded by Jácome de Bruges, first captain donee of the island. The beach was proclaimed a village in 1480, still in the time of Álvaro Martins Homem. At the end of the fifteenth century and throughout the sixteenth century, Praia, as it was then called, contributed decisively to the economic wealth and prosperity of the island. Upon the landing of the pretender to the throne D. António Prior do Crato, he was acclaimed king in this locality in 1582. At the end of Philippine rule, Francisco Ornelas da Câmara was entrusted with the mission of royal acclamation and restoration of Portuguese sovereignty in the archipelago. On March 24, 1641, in the churchyard of the Matriz de Santa Cruz, Francisco Ornelas da Câmara acclaimed D. João IV as king of Portugal, swearing obedience to him, and the people gave life and acclaimed the new king. During the Portuguese Civil War and the struggles between liberals and absolutists (1828-1834) Praia, which took the side of the liberals, was the target of a battle on August 11, 1829. The Miguelist armada composed of 21 ships and with forces superior to those existing on land, faced the locals who resisted heroically and defeated the powerful armada. This victory led to the fact that, on January 12, 1837, D. Maria II granted him the title 'of Victory' Its economic importance was increasing, despite the earthquake of June 15, 1841, an event that became known as the Caída da Praia, which almost completely destroyed it. Thanks to the efforts of Silvestre Ribeiro, the city was rebuilt, improving the housing conditions of its population. Since then there has been a progressive development of the city, which would reach more significant proportions with the arrival of the British and North Americans in the 40s, at the time of World War II. We take care of your credit process, without bureaucracies presenting the best solutions for each client. Credit intermediary certified by Banco de Portugal under number 0001802. We help with the whole process! Contact us or leave us your details and we will contact you as soon as possible! AZ93335 Energy Rating: Exempt #ref:AZ93335