10 bedrooms Villa in Costa da Caparica, Portugal No. 117939

1st floor: suites, connected by a balcony.Rooftopterrace and lounge/multipurpose space.The adaptability and location make this villa a unique business.We look forward to your visit...History/ Costa de CaparicaIn the mid-eighteenth century, the first fishermen settled here, originally from Ílhavo and the Algarve. Once a small fishing village that was also beginning to give way to the cultivation of cereals, vineyards and vegetables in the so-called ’lands of the Coast’, the Coast gradually grew.This tourist resort, which benefited greatly from the construction of the bridge over the Tagus, was elevated to a village in 1985 and later, in 2004, elevated to a city. Today it is very connected to sun and sea tourism and wave sports (surfing, etc.), offering very diversified services, spaces and activities, in more than 13 kms of white sand beaches, where about 8 million people pass through every year.As fishing is one of the most important activities in the region, those who visit the city (especially in the summer) can also watch, at the end of the day, the arrival of the typical traditional fishing boats, the ’meia-lua’, whose main characteristic is their eyes painted on the bow. Traditional fishing with xávega art (which basically consists of the release of nets [’gear’] into the sea, which capture the fish as they are pulled ashore by tractors) still survives today in Costa da Caparica as intangible heritage representative of the municipality’s identity.In the city of Costa da Caparica, we invite you to walk along the famous Rua dos Pescadores, which connects the main square to the seawall and the beaches of the urban front. This pedestrian street is the most dynamic and offers a variety of restaurants, local shops, ice-cream parlours and pastry shops, combined with street entertainment. Recently, this central artery of the parish was requalified and received a commemorative column with a replica of the coat of arms of the Crown House, next to the area where this historic dwelling was once located where, legend has it, King D. João VI ate stew and stayed overnight when he came to hunt.In the fishermen’s quarter, it is also worth mentioning Rua Mestre Adrião, better known as Rua 15, which is considered the most traditional street in Costa da Caparica. With its stoves, decorations, paintings on the floor and festivals of the popular saints, Rua 15 reflects the simplicity and authenticity of the people of the land.Also noteworthy, in the centre of the town, is the Mother Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, which succeeded a small wooden temple with a thatched roof erected by the first inhabitants of the area.PRIVATE LUXURY REAL ESTATEWe know that buying a home is one of the most important decisions in life, involving a financial and emotional investment.For this reason we believe in a TAILOR MADE concept: a tailor-made solution for each one, with attention to the smallest details.Get to know our company. The best option to find luxury houses and apartments to buy, rent or invest in. Energy Rating: D #ref:8329

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