T2 in Santa Marta do Pinhal, Corroios

€430,000

3 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
~63.94 m² Total surface
~63 m² Living area

Description

Apartment with 3 bedrooms, 1 common room, and 2 bathrooms, currently under construction in a developing and increasingly valued area that stands out for the beauty of the surrounding nature. Modern, designed for those seeking the interaction and balance of city life with nature, enjoying the best of both worlds sustainably in their daily life. It features a common room (open space) that allows the creation of two environments, living and dining, kitchen with white silestone countertop, "L" shaped furniture, built-in cabinets, with excellent storage space distribution, equipped with Whirlpool brand appliances, bathroom with cabinet and ceramic suspended fixtures, shower base with tempered glass partition. It also has a balcony. In terms of materials, it has a reinforced door, double glazed windows with thermal break in PVC with tilt and turn, electric shutters, floating floor with insulation in the bedrooms and living room. LED lighting, and solar panels and central vacuum system. Energy Certificate Class A. The completion deadline for the construction is December 2025. Please note that the displayed photo refers to a similar apartment, built by the same builder in the vicinity of the area. Come visit, you will be enchanted!

Engel & Völkers Lisboa MMC

+351 210 200 490

Your advisor: Carla Janeiro

Property ID: W-02YDCY

Location: Corroios, Setubal

Santa Marta do Pinhal is a locality in the parish of Corroios and the Municipality of Seixal. It is located 13 minutes (7.1 km) from Almada, 17 minutes (9.8 km) from Seixal, 29 minutes (35.2 km) from Setúbal, 23 minutes (16.6 km) from Lisbon, 15 minutes (9.5 km) from the beaches of Costa da Caparica, 31 minutes (25.6 km) from the beaches of Sesimbra, and 43 minutes (35.7 km) from the beaches of Setúbal. The distance to the Corroios railway station is 7 minutes (3.4 km). It is 2 minutes from the A33 highway, which connects to the A2 that links Lisbon to the south of the country. The City of Seixal, the council seat, is notable for its beautiful natural bay connected to the Tagus River, which allows connections with other districts, especially Lisbon. Traditional economic activity like fishing has allowed for centuries the extraction of food for local consumption and export. It has basic necessary trade and service infrastructures and is increasingly interesting to visitors, especially foreigners, attracted by the pleasant surrounding nature, culture, local dining, and hospitality, as well as investors.