Apartment in Setubal, Setubal District

A refurbished two-bedroom flat with river views in the Historic Centre of Setúbal, situated on Estrada da Graça, within a fully refurbished building.
It enjoys a prime location, close to the Livramento Market, the riverfront, the beaches, shops, amenities and schools.

Open-plan living room and kitchen, two bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, and two fully fitted bathrooms.
Fully refurbished, it stands out for its contemporary finishes and the functionality of its spaces.
It features a security door, PVC window frames with double glazing and thermal breaks, ceramic flooring, recessed lighting and air conditioning in all rooms.

The kitchen features a Silestone worktop and is equipped with a hob, oven, fridge, extractor fan, water heater, washing machine and dishwasher.
Both bathrooms include a shower tray, vanity unit and mirror.

Features:

- Refurbished two-bedroom flat
- Open-plan living room and kitchen
- Fully fitted kitchen
- Air conditioning in all rooms
- River view, in the historic centre of Setúbal

The location offers quick access to the Livramento Market, the riverside area, the region's beaches, schools, shops and amenities. It also benefits from free parking in the immediate vicinity.
This refurbished two-bedroom flat with river views in Setúbal's Historic Centre combines features that make it suitable for both owner-occupation and investment, in one of the city's most sought-after areas.

Setúbal is a Portuguese city, the capital of the district of Setúbal (since 1926) and the seat of a diocese (since 1975), with a population of 91,000 within its urban area.

It is the seat of a municipality covering an area of 230.33 km² with a population of 116,330 (2017), subdivided into 5 parishes. The municipality is bordered to the west by the municipality of Sesimbra, to the north-west by Barreiro, to the north and east by Palmela, and to the south by the Sado estuary, which separates it from the municipalities of Alcácer do Sal and Grândola. The Troia peninsula, which belongs to Grândola, lies opposite the city, between the Sado estuary and the Atlantic coast.

Its main attractions include military heritage (Fort of São Filipe de Setúbal, Castle of São Filipe, Fort of Santiago do Outão, Fort of Albarquel, Fort of Santa Maria da Arrábida), religious heritage (Convent of Jesus, Convent of Arrábida, Convent of Brancanes, Church of Santa Maria da Graça - Cathedral, Church of S. Julião, Church of S. Lourenço, Azeitão, Church of São Simão, Azeitão), and archaeological heritage (the Roman saltworks at Salga in Cetóbriga - Setúbal, the Roman ruins of Troia in Grândola, the Creiro archaeological site in Arrábida, the Pedrão archaeological site in the Serra de São Luís, the Roman road at Viso), amongst other types of heritage (the Palácio da Comenda, the Casa das Quatro Cabeças, the Casa de Bocage).
You can also enjoy its beaches, cuisine, parks and gardens.

It also offers an extensive transport network, including road links (A2, A6, A12, A13, IC1, N5, N10), port facilities (Port of Setúbal), rail links (the Sado Line and the Alentejo Line) and airport facilities (Lisbon Airport).
Energy Rating: D
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