Spacious 2-bedroom apartment with Local Accommodation licence offering views over the River Douro and Porto. The property is about 30 metres from Fervença Palace and 250 metres from the D. Luís Bridge, Espaço WOW, the Port wine cellars and the Morro Gardens.

This property has three frontages and 93 sq m of gross private area and is on the second floor of a building with no lift. It consists of an entrance hallway, lounge, fitted kitchen, two full bathrooms with showers, two bedrooms and two balconies.

Features:

– Facing east/west/south
– Kitchen fitted with an extractor fan, hob, fridge and microwave
– Bathrooms with shower
– Two balconies
– Transferable Local Accommodation licence in the municipality of Vila Nova de Gaia
– Building has recently undergone renovation works on the façade, including fresh paint and thermal and acoustic insulation improvements

The area is home to several tourist and cultural attractions, such as the Dom Luís I Bridge (37 minutes walk), the Praça da Ribeira (40 minutes walk), Porto Cathedral (42 minutes walk), the Teixeira Lopes Museum House (34 minutes walk), the Serra do Pilar Monastery (35 minutes walk), the Jardim do Morro (37 minutes walk) overlooking the city and the Douro River, wine cellars (Taylor Fladgate, Sandeman, Port Cellars – Taylor’s and the Real Companhia Velha), Porto City Chamber and the Gaia Cable Car, as well as a range of restaurants, services and shops.

It offers easy access to Porto Sá Carneiro airport and a range of public transport (General Torres Metro Station. Vila Nova de Gaia train station and Câmara de Gaia Metro station).

Voted “Best city break destination in Europe” at the 2020 World Travel Awards, the city of Oporto was also given the top spot by Monocle’s Small Cities Index 2021. Business-friendly and export-oriented in its essence, its people are internationally minded. Deemed one of Europe’s fastest growing tech hubs, Oporto is also the country’s industrial hub.

The capital of the North was voted 2nd most exciting city to live in by Time Out, having undergone a game-changing rehabilitation, restoring its medieval architecture and investing in its cultural institutions.

Oporto’s Douro river is central to the city’s past, present and future. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Douro river is flanked by some of the world’s most celebrated wines and beautiful vineyards.

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