4 bedroom villa with garage and barbecue from 2009 in Loures!

Where the comfort of today turns into the best memories of tomorrow!

Welcome to this fantastic 4 bedroom villa with 263m², garage and barbecue inserted in a quiet and residential area... Quinta da Peça in Loures!

Built in 2009 and in very good condition, it has double frames with tilt-and-stop, electric shutters, air conditioning, central vacuum and an area with barbecue, for unforgettable moments with family and friends. All this, surrounded by natural light throughout the day!

Floor -1
* Garage for two cars (36m2)
* A pantry/storage room
* An extra room (gym)

Floor 0
* Living room w/fireplace
* Semi-equipped kitchen
* One bedroom/office
* A full toilet

Floor 1
* Air conditioning in all rooms
* Two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
* One suite w/ walk-in closet

Located in Quinta da Peça in Loures, this villa offers the privilege of living in a quiet residential area, with everything just a few minutes away!

Schools, supermarkets, shops, services, transport and health units are just a few minutes away, as well as the center of Loures (5 minutes) and the main accesses to Lisbon, such as the A8, A9 and IC22.

In short... a villa, four bedrooms and endless stories!

We look forward to your visit.


*We share with all market professionals with an AMI license.

**Curiosity about the parish:

Loures is known as the Portuguese Diamond!

Loures is a Portuguese city in the Lisbon District, belonging to the Lisbon Metropolitan Area.
It is the seat of the Municipality of Loures, which has 201,590 inhabitants and an area of 167.24 square kilometres, subdivided into 10 parishes. The municipality is bordered to the north by the municipality of Arruda dos Vinhos, to the east by Vila Franca de Xira and the Tagus estuary (territory officially assigned to Vila Franca de Xira), to the southeast by Lisbon, to the southwest by Odivelas, to the west by Sintra and to the northwest by Mafra.
Every year, the famous Loures Carnival takes place in the city, bringing tens of thousands of people to the city. This tradition dates back to 1934.

Source: "WIKIPEDIA"