Meadela, Viana do Castelo 4900

T1 Apartment With Sea View And Santa Luzia, In MONSERRATECome and discover this T1 apartment (2nd Floor, Left), located in Monserrate, just minutes from the historic center of Viana do Castelo, in a new development of apartments with T1, T2, and T3 typologies, featuring unique design details, designed to meet the needs of modern and dynamic life.In a cozy environment that perfectly balances comfort and aesthetics, the apartment offers an open-plan living room with a kitchen equipped with hob, oven, and extractor hood, a spacious bedroom, a full bathroom, a storage space, a balcony to enjoy the outdoors, and a parking space.With high-quality finishes that add sophistication, the apartment features lacquered aluminum window frames, electric blinds, built-in wardrobes, air conditioning as a climate control system, and a heat pump for heating sanitary water, providing a well-being environment in every corner.With a predicted completion date in early 2027, the time to start living your dream is near. Wake Up To The Future, Now And Acquire Your Apartment Today.Do You Know Viana Do Castelo? Viana do Castelo is one of the most beautiful cities in northern Portugal. Its participation in the Portuguese Discoveries and later in cod fishing shows its traditional connection to the sea. Viana do Castelo is easily accessible from Porto or Valena for those coming from Spain. From the Santa Luzia hill, you can observe the city's privileged geographical location, next to the sea and the mouth of the Lima River. This stunning view and the Temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a revivalist building by Ventura Terra, from 1898, can be the starting point for visiting the city.Facing the sea that made Viana's history, a Baroque church guards the image of Senhora da Agonia, a devotion of the fishermen. Every year, on August 20th, it sets sail to bless the sea in one of Portugal's most colorful festivals, where the beauty and richness of traditional costumes are on display. Viana is also known for its gold filigree and has managed to maintain its traditions, as can be seen in the Costume Museum (costume and gold), the Municipal Museum (with a special focus on Viana's typical pottery), or the Gil Eanes ship. Built in Viana do Castelo's shipyards to support cod fishing, the ship is now anchored here as a memory of the city's maritime and shipbuilding traditions. In the city's surroundings, you can take a walk along the coastal or river bike path or one of the many marked trails, as well as practice surfing, windsurfing, or kitesurfing and bodyboarding on fine, golden sand beaches. You can also go jet-skiing, sailing, rowing, or canoeing on the Lima River. Come And DISCOVER. ref: 143819