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1 500 780 PLN
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First floor: large living room with fireplace, balcony with open views and 3 bedrooms, all with wooden floors and 2 of them with built-in wardrobes.
Possibility of using the attic.
pre-installation of alarm, installation of solar panels, window grilles, double glazing and tilt-and-turn windows, air conditioning
This villa offers a generous outdoor area with the possibility of creating 3 different environments for family and leisure moments, taking advantage of the barbecue and fruit trees.
Easy access to Lisbon using the 25 de Abril bridge and the Vasco da Gama bridge as well as the city of Setúbal and the beaches.
Come and see, book your visit now. About the barreiro - Industrial period
The opening of the first railway section to the south of the Tagus between Barreiro and Vendas Novas in 1861, began the great surge of industrial development in the municipality, which for more than a century and a half characterized Barreiro and transformed it into the main axis in North/South connection of the country.With the railway came the cork industry, whose first production dates back to 1865. At the end of the century. In the 19th century, Barreiro would become one of the most important cork centers in the country, employing around 1000 workers. This activity has completely disappeared from the municipality, with only one factory remaining, currently deactivated.However, major changes to the traditional physiognomy occurred with the start of chemical industries in 1907, by Alfredo da Silva, initiating the large industrial complex that Barreiro became during the 20th century.
Some of these activities left testimonies that today we can consider as cultural heritage, an inheritance of Portuguese industrialization. Zobacz więcej Zobacz mniej Maison d'une superficie brute de construction de 232m2 sur un terrain de 293m2.La propriété se compose de 2 étages, avec la valeur ajoutée du fait qu'elle dispose déjà de 2 cuisines, une au dernier étage et une au rez-de-chaussée, que vous pouvez utiliser à des fins d'investissement si vous souhaitez la diviser en deux maisons dépendantes.Au rez-de-chaussée, il y a un hall d'entrée avec puits de lumière, une salle de bain avec douche, une cuisine équipée qui donne accès à une annexe à usage de cave à vin et buanderie, 1 chambre très spacieuse, salle de bain et espace pour ascenseur.
Premier étage : grand séjour avec cheminée, balcon avec vue dégagée et 3 chambres, toutes avec parquet et 2 d'entre elles avec placards intégrés.
Possibilité d'utiliser les combles.
pré-installation d'alarme, installation de panneaux solaires, grilles de fenêtres, double vitrage et fenêtres oscillo-battantes, climatisation
Cette villa offre un espace extérieur généreux avec la possibilité de créer 3 environnements différents pour des moments familiaux et de loisirs, en profitant du barbecue et des arbres fruitiers.
Accès facile à Lisbonne par le pont 25 de Abril et le pont Vasco da Gama ainsi qu'à la ville de Setúbal et aux plages.
Venez voir, réservez votre visite maintenant. A propos du barreiro - Période industrielle
L'ouverture du premier tronçon ferroviaire au sud du Tage entre Barreiro et Vendas Novas en 1861, marque le début du grand développement industriel de la municipalité qui, pendant plus d'un siècle et demi, caractérise Barreiro et la transforme en axe principal de liaison Nord/Sud du pays.Avec le chemin de fer est arrivée l'industrie du liège, dont la première production remonte à 1865. À la fin du siècle. Au XIXe siècle, Barreiro deviendra l'un des centres de liège les plus importants du pays, employant environ 1 000 ouvriers. Cette activité a complètement disparu de la commune, il ne reste qu'une seule usine, actuellement désactivée.Cependant, des changements majeurs dans la physionomie traditionnelle se sont produits avec le début des industries chimiques en 1907, par Alfredo da Silva, initiant le grand complexe industriel qu'est devenu Barreiro au cours du XXe siècle.
Certaines de ces activités ont laissé des témoignages que lon peut aujourdhui considérer comme un patrimoine culturel, un héritage de lindustrialisation portugaise. Moradia com uma área bruta de construção de 232m2 inserida num lote de terreno de 293m2.O imóvel é composto por 2 pisos tendo como mais valia o facto de já ter 2 cozinhas, uma no piso superior e outra no piso térreo, que poderá aproveitar para investimento se pretender dividir em duas casas dependentes.No R/C hall de entrada com claraboia, uma casa de banho com poliban, cozinha equipada que dá acesso a um anexo aproveitado para garrafeira e lavandaria, 1 quarto bastante espaçoso, WC e espaço para se colocar um elevador.
Primeiro piso: sala ampla com lareira, varanda com vista desafogada e 3 quartos todos com chão em madeira e 2 deles contém roupeiros embutidos.
Possibilidade de aproveitamento do sótão.
pré- instalação de alarme, instalação de painéis solares, gradeamento nas janelas, vidros duplos e oscilo batente, ar condicionado
Esta moradia oferece uma área exterior generosa e com possibilidade de criar 3 ambientes diferentes para momentos em família e de lazer aproveitando a churrasqueira e as árvores de frutos.
De fácil acesso para Lisboa usando a ponte 25 de Abril e a ponte Vasco da Gama assim como a cidade de Setúbal e das praias.
Venha conhecer, marque já a sua visita. Sobre o barreiro- Período industrial
A abertura do primeiro troço ferroviário ao Sul do Tejo entre o Barreiro e Vendas Novas em 1861, deu início ao grande surto de desenvolvimento industrial no concelho, que durante mais de um século e meio caracterizou o Barreiro e o transformou no principal eixo na ligação Norte/Sul do País.Com o caminho-de-ferro surgiu a indústria corticeira, cujos primeiros fabricos datam de 1865. No final do séc. XIX o Barreiro viria a transformar-se num dos centros corticeiros mais importantes do país, empregando cerca de 1000 operários. Esta atividade desapareceu completamente do concelho, restando apenas uma fábrica, atualmente já desativada.Contudo, as grandes alterações da fisionomia tradicional deram-se com a entrada em laboração das indústrias químicas em 1907, pela mão de Alfredo da Silva, dando início ao grande complexo industrial em que se transformou o Barreiro durante o século XX.
Algumas destas atividades deixaram testemunhos que hoje podemos considerar como património cultural, herança da industrialização portuguesa. House with a gross construction area of 232m2 on a plot of land measuring 293m2.The property consists of 2 floors, with the added value of the fact that it already has 2 kitchens, one on the top floor and one on the ground floor, which you can use for investment if you want to divide it into two dependent houses.On the ground floor, there is an entrance hall with skylight, a bathroom with shower, an equipped kitchen that gives access to an annex used for a wine cellar and laundry room, 1 very spacious bedroom, bathroom and space for an elevator.
First floor: large living room with fireplace, balcony with open views and 3 bedrooms, all with wooden floors and 2 of them with built-in wardrobes.
Possibility of using the attic.
pre-installation of alarm, installation of solar panels, window grilles, double glazing and tilt-and-turn windows, air conditioning
This villa offers a generous outdoor area with the possibility of creating 3 different environments for family and leisure moments, taking advantage of the barbecue and fruit trees.
Easy access to Lisbon using the 25 de Abril bridge and the Vasco da Gama bridge as well as the city of Setúbal and the beaches.
Come and see, book your visit now. About the barreiro - Industrial period
The opening of the first railway section to the south of the Tagus between Barreiro and Vendas Novas in 1861, began the great surge of industrial development in the municipality, which for more than a century and a half characterized Barreiro and transformed it into the main axis in North/South connection of the country.With the railway came the cork industry, whose first production dates back to 1865. At the end of the century. In the 19th century, Barreiro would become one of the most important cork centers in the country, employing around 1000 workers. This activity has completely disappeared from the municipality, with only one factory remaining, currently deactivated.However, major changes to the traditional physiognomy occurred with the start of chemical industries in 1907, by Alfredo da Silva, initiating the large industrial complex that Barreiro became during the 20th century.
Some of these activities left testimonies that today we can consider as cultural heritage, an inheritance of Portuguese industrialization.