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Porto - Appartement & loft à vendre

375 000 EUR

Appartement & Loft (Vente)

1 ch
1 sdb
53
Référence: WUPO-T23947 / opo41704
Rua do Almada was the first major street to be opened, in 1761, outside the Fernandine Walls. Known as the street of hardware warehouses, electrical and rubber stores, Rua do Almada was also the first street to have sidewalks. Rua do Almada has reinvented itself and is fashionable due to the shops, hotels and restaurants that have settled there. The name is due to João Almada e Melo. He was Governor of Porto in the second half of the 18th century and played an extremely important role in the city's urban expansion. According to what they say, he was largely responsible for the restructuring and organization of the space that we now call Baixa do Porto. In addition to all this, João Almada e Melo was also a man of the arts, which is why he is considered to have been the precursor of lyrical theater in Porto and even in Portugal. Despite not being a native of Porto, the impact and influence he had on the organization of the city's urban expansion meant that his name was immortalized in the history of Invicta. In this artery of the historic center of the city of Porto, a building dating from the 19th century has been reborn, of particular architectural beauty, which has been given a new look, whilst maintaining its original design. We are talking about a project made with passion, dedication, attention to detail, criteria and rigor in the details of the physical and naturalistic spaces that make it up, almost as if it had been made by a “house tailor”. Inserted in this beautiful building, a housing unit is developed with licensing for AL, with a minimalist atmosphere given by the organization of the space and details accentuated by the furniture. The atmosphere created produces an effect of lightness, generated by natural light, the considerable ceiling height of the apartment and the almost intentional and apparent careful disorganization of the garden, which gives it a unique mystique and energy. This apartment, located on the 2nd floor of the rehabilitated building, with unique characteristics, is aimed at those who appreciate exclusivity. Program and distribution in the building Existing building subject to a careful and excellent rehabilitation Floor 0 – two workshops 1st floor – one housing unit 2nd floor – three housing units Garden New building – three housing units Description of housing (T0+1) Gross construction area – 58.94 m2 Fraction area – 53.31 m2 Balcony area – 5.63 m2 West Flooring – Riga Wardrobes Double glazing with thermal cut Air conditioning Hob – “Bora”, oven “Miele”, ML “Miele”, fridge and freezer “Siemens” Bath – Cascais Limestone Voir plus Voir moins La Rua do Almada fue la primera gran calle que se abrió, en 1761, fuera de las Murallas Fernandinas. Conocida como la calle de las ferreterías, de las tiendas de electricidad y caucho, la Rua do Almada fue también la primera calle en tener aceras. La Rua do Almada se ha reinventado y está de moda gracias a las tiendas, hoteles y restaurantes que se han instalado allí. El nombre se debe a João Almada e Melo. Fue gobernador de Oporto en la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII y desempeñó un papel muy importante en la expansión urbana de la ciudad. Según cuentan, a él fue en gran parte responsable de la reestructuración y organización del espacio que ahora llamamos Baixa do Porto. Además de todo esto, João Almada e Melo también fue un hombre de artes, por lo que se le considera el precursor del teatro lírico en Oporto e incluso en Portugal. A pesar de no haber nacido en Oporto, el impacto y la influencia que tuvo en la organización de la expansión urbana de la ciudad hicieron que su nombre se eternizara en la historia de Invicta. En esta arteria del centro histórico de Oporto, un edificio del siglo XIX, de particular belleza arquitectónica, ha sido renovado, manteniendo su diseño original. Estamos hablando de un proyecto realizado con pasión, dedicación, atención al detalle, criterio y rigor en los detalles de los espacios físicos y naturalistas que lo componen, casi como si lo hubiera hecho un “sastre de casa”. Insertado en este hermoso edificio, se desarrolla una unidad de vivienda con licencia para AL, con un ambiente minimalista conferido por la organización del espacio y detalles acentuados por el mobiliario. La atmósfera creada produce un efecto de luminosidad, generado por la luz natural, la considerable altura del apartamento y la casi intencionada y aparente cuidadosa desorganización del jardín, lo que le confiere una mística y energía únicas. Este singular apartamento, ubicado en la 2ª planta del edificio rehabilitado, está dirigido a los amantes de la exclusividad. Programación y distribución en el edificio. Edificio existente sujeto a una cuidadosa y excelente rehabilitación. Planta 0 – dos talleres 1er piso – una unidad de vivienda 2do piso – tres unidades de vivienda Jardín Nuevo edificio – tres unidades de vivienda Descripción de la vivienda (T0+1) Área bruta de construcción – 58,94 m2 Área de fracción – 53,31 m2 Área del balcón – 5,63 m2 Oeste Pavimentos – Riga Armarios Doble acristalamiento con corte térmico. Aire condicionado Placa de cocción: horno “Bora”, horno “Miele”, ML “Miele”, frigorífico y congelador “Siemens” Baño – Caliza de Cascais Rua do Almada was the first major street to be opened, in 1761, outside the Fernandine Walls. Known as the street of hardware warehouses, electrical and rubber stores, Rua do Almada was also the first street to have sidewalks. Rua do Almada has reinvented itself and is fashionable due to the shops, hotels and restaurants that have settled there. The name is due to João Almada e Melo. He was Governor of Porto in the second half of the 18th century and played an extremely important role in the city's urban expansion. According to what they say, he was largely responsible for the restructuring and organization of the space that we now call Baixa do Porto. In addition to all this, João Almada e Melo was also a man of the arts, which is why he is considered to have been the precursor of lyrical theater in Porto and even in Portugal. Despite not being a native of Porto, the impact and influence he had on the organization of the city's urban expansion meant that his name was immortalized in the history of Invicta. In this artery of the historic center of the city of Porto, a building dating from the 19th century has been reborn, of particular architectural beauty, which has been given a new look, whilst maintaining its original design. We are talking about a project made with passion, dedication, attention to detail, criteria and rigor in the details of the physical and naturalistic spaces that make it up, almost as if it had been made by a “house tailor”. Inserted in this beautiful building, a housing unit is developed with licensing for AL, with a minimalist atmosphere given by the organization of the space and details accentuated by the furniture. The atmosphere created produces an effect of lightness, generated by natural light, the considerable ceiling height of the apartment and the almost intentional and apparent careful disorganization of the garden, which gives it a unique mystique and energy. This apartment, located on the 2nd floor of the rehabilitated building, with unique characteristics, is aimed at those who appreciate exclusivity. Program and distribution in the building Existing building subject to a careful and excellent rehabilitation Floor 0 – two workshops 1st floor – one housing unit 2nd floor – three housing units Garden New building – three housing units Description of housing (T0+1) Gross construction area – 58.94 m2 Fraction area – 53.31 m2 Balcony area – 5.63 m2 West Flooring – Riga Wardrobes Double glazing with thermal cut Air conditioning Hob – “Bora”, oven “Miele”, ML “Miele”, fridge and freezer “Siemens” Bath – Cascais Limestone
Référence: WUPO-T23947
Pays: ES
Ville: Porto
Code postal: 4050-039
Catégorie: Résidentiel
Type d'annonce: Vente
Type de bien: Appartement & Loft
Surface: 53
Chambres: 1
Salles de bains: 1
Cuisine équipée: Oui
Ascenseur: Oui
Climatisation: Oui
Balcon: Oui
Hauts plafonds: Oui

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