House for sale in Amora, Portugal

Detached villa T4, contemporary architecture, with pool and garage - Quinta da Americana It has a gross area of 191m2, land area with 339m2, and useful area of 170m2. House with 2 floors, composed of: R / c: - Hall with false ceiling, floating floor, and wardrobe with opening doors; - Living room with false ceiling, floating floor, fireplace, balcony with access to a bedroom, and in open space with the kitchen; - Kitchen with white furniture, silestone top, and false ceiling; Equipped with oven, hob, extractor fan, combined, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine. - Room with floating floor, and false ceiling; - Social and complete toilet, with false ceiling, and window. 1st floor: - Suite with false ceiling, floating floor, closet, balcony, and full WC with false ceiling, and window; - Bedroom with false ceiling, floating floor, wardrobe with opening doors, and terrace; - Bedroom with false ceiling, floating floor, and wardrobe with opening doors; - Social and complete toilet, with false ceiling, and window. Garage with 19m2. Equipped with pre-installation of air conditioning, video intercom, armored door, double glazing, electric shutters, solar panels, and automatic gates. Outdoor space with swimming pool. Close to shops, schools, gardens, and public transport. Located 18km from Lisbon, and 7km from the beaches. Amora, one of the six parishes of the municipality of Seixal, with 27.31 square kilometers of area and a population of 48,629 inhabitants (according to the 2011 census), is integrated in the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon, South Bank of the Tagus Estuary, district and diocese of Setúbal. The parish was elevated to town on June 30, 1989 and to town on May 20, 1993. Making land border to the West with the Parish of Corroios, the East with Seixal, Arrentela and Fernão Ferro and the South with the municipality of Sesimbra, Amora is today crossed by important highways (Auto-Estrada do Sul and E.N. n.º 10), also enjoying a railway station, located between Cruz de Pau and the Foros de Amora, which facilitates access to Lisbon, as well as to the South of the Country.