2 Houses with Energy Certificate E, Used, in Aveiro, Aradas

7 bedroom villa with traditional design completely refurbished ideal for investment.

This villa is located just a few minutes from the University of Aveiro and is currently fully rented.

Fully refurbished, furnished and equipped, the villa consists of 3 floors that are distributed as follows:
Floor 0
- Dining room;
- Living room;
-Kitchen;
-Suite;
- Laundry area.

Floor 1
- Three bedrooms, one of them with access to a terrace;
- Full bathroom.

Floor 2
- Three bedrooms, two of them with balconies;
- Full bathroom.

Other characteristics:
- Fully equipped kitchen;
- Fully furnished;
- Ventilated window frames.

Don’t miss the opportunity and come and learn about the advantages of this business.

Living Area 85 m2
Gross Private Area 100m2
Gross Construction Area 150m2

Ref.: 1012035/24 GL

House T2 located in Aradas.

Property composed on the ground floor by an area intended for commerce, being distributed by a kitchen / pantry, two dining rooms and one has a counter, two bathrooms, a living room, a bedroom and storage.

The first floor is distributed by a living room, a bedroom and a bathroom.

At the back we find a backyard with a covered area fenced for animals and land.

An excellent business opportunity, mark your visit now.

Aradas is one of the seven urban parishes of the city of Aveiro.
It is approximately three kilometers long and is limited by its counterparts of Glória, S. Bernardo and Oliveirinha, from the municipality of Aveiro, and the parish of Ílhavo (S. Salvador), the municipality with the same name. The places of Aradas, Verdemilho, Bonsucesso and Quinta do Picado are part of the parish.
The antiquity of the village of this territory is certainly much earlier than the twelfth century, and it can be assumed the archeology of the surroundings that must reach pre-Roman times.
Through the local toponymy it can be deduced as part of the territory that currently constitutes the parish of Aradas, before nationality: ’Heradas’, ’Cardosas’, ’Amedas’, that is, populated with ivy, thistles, amieiras, to which there is to add the name ’corn villa’ (Milio), today the village of Verdemilho (popular etymology).