4 Bedroom apartment Remodeled Duplex in Barcarena

€500,000

5 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~153 m² Total surface
~124 m² Living area
~29 m² Terrace surface

Description

This 155 sqm 4 bedroom duplex, located in an area with shops, services, public transport and easy parking, occupies the top floors of a building in good condition. It has been fully renovated and is ready to move into, with good sun exposure and unobstructed views. The area has seen growing demand, benefiting from proximity to Lisbon, Oeiras and Cascais, as well as good road access. The layout promotes natural light and practical use of the space. The kitchen, open plan with the living room on the lower floor, is equipped with AEG appliances and includes a peninsula and a built-in, discreet pantry area. This floor also has two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a bathroom. The upper floor offers two additional bedrooms, also with built-in wardrobes, a bathroom, and direct access to the 29 sqm rooftop terrace, west-facing. Both floors have independent entrances, allowing autonomous use of the areas and greater control of access. This is a solution that combines interior area and outdoor space, suitable for those seeking an environment with features close to a house, while remaining near urban centers.

Features

BalconyBuilt-in kitchenTerraceBuilt in wardrobeGreen viewGuest toiletMountain viewOpen viewSenior oriented

Engel & Völkers Lisboa MMC

+351 210 200 490

Your advisor: Francisco Mineiro

Property ID: W-049A28

Location: Barcarena, Lisbon

The etymology of the toponym “Barcarena” is controversial, with several authors suggesting it may be a corruption of the toponym “Alcanena”. Barcarena is a place whose occupation dates back to the Late Neolithic, with constructions from the Chalcolithic. It is evidence of a known settlement of populations in the area, which originated on the upper western slope overlooking the valley more than 5,500 years ago, indicating considerable development based on an agro-pastoral economy. Barcarena is a village with centuries of history, located in the valley of the Barcarena stream. The village stretches along the eastern and western banks of the stream of the same name and is flanked by two symmetrical slopes—two hills about 130 meters in altitude—on both the eastern and western sides of the settlement, while the entire valley extends from north to south toward the Tagus estuary, with Cape Espichel on the horizon and the southbound routes along the Portuguese coast.