Residential building in need of renovations in Matosinhos South
Residential building in the historic part of Matosinhos and with planning permission for renovations. In a prime location close to the beaches of Matosinhos and Leça da Palmeira, Leixões port and the commercial and service zones. The area is served by public transport, including the metro and Porto city buses, and close to the main routes into and out of the city, the motorways and expressways.

This three-storey property has 330 sq m of gross private area and is set on a 320 sq m plot of land. It consists of three floors with the following distribution:

The ground floor has four rooms and a kitchen. The first floor has four rooms and a kitchen, while the second floor has four rooms.

Features:

– 330 sq m gross total area
– Building footprint of 110 sq m
– Residential building
– No tenants
– Three storeys
– Constructed in 1967
– For renovation

Because it is so central, it is close to everything that modern life offers: shops and services, the Matosinhos Sul metro station, Matosinhos Municipal Market, Casa da Arquitetura Real Vinícola, restaurants, supermarkets, pharmacies, schools, gyms and the City Park. It is close to the main roads in and out of the city.

Sea and cuisine. These two words can be used to describe Matosinhos. Located next to Porto, Matosinhos sits beside the Atlantic Ocean, which is an attractive location for practicing water sports such as sailing, windsurfing and surfing.

Its intimate relationship with the ocean to the west has been essential to the municipality, resulting in natural infrastructures which have had an indelible effect on the development of the region – the Port of Leixões, the second largest in the country, the Freixieiro TIR Terminal through which many of the country’s imports pass, as well as Exponor Exhibition and Convention Centre and the nearby Porto airport.

Matosinhos Municipality today is a home to iconic urban architecture by globally-recognised architects such as Álvaro Siza Vieira, Alcino Soutinho, Fernando Távora and Souto Moura.

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