The originality of this 17th-century stone villa, which was remodelled in 2018 but has retained the authenticity of the buildings of the time, combines the comfort and modernity of today's villas.
The villa is set in a 510sqm plot with magnificent sun exposure.
The main access is through an old gate, which has been preserved and leads to an internal courtyard.
This patio gives access to the house and also to an annex, with a bathroom, which is totally independent.
The villa has two floors. On the ground floor we have the dining room, fitted kitchen, guest bathroom, storage area and a living room with wood burning stove, which has access to the garden.
On the second floor there is a private living room, a master suite with dressing room, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a study room.
This property also has a ground floor one-bedroom apartment with independent and direct access.
This apartment is rented out and has not been remodelled internally.
In the central courtyard of the house we also have access to an annex with a bedroom and a bathroom.
Located in a noble, residential and quiet area, with schools, green spaces, gym, business centres (Tagus Park and Lagoas Parque), very close to the A5 motorway and 10 minutes from the beaches.
Porto Salvo originally consisted of a small nucleus at the confluence of the Oeiras and Paco de Arcos roads that did not extend beyond the place where its church is located today. Its existence is recorded in the Middle Ages (1362), dominated by agricultural, livestock and extractive activities, and then being the second most important locality in the region of Oeiras. It owes its growth to the implantation of a chapel on the top or hill of Caspolima (1530) invoking Nossa Senhora do Porto Salvo, whose fervent cult eventually led to its current designation to the detriment of the patrimonial toponym, Caspolima, in disuse from the XVIII century.
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