Avenida Dom Afonso Henriques, Matosinhos

Matosinhos, Porto 4450-099

Portugal

Novo Parque Development - Matosinhos Sul

Inhabit the urban context, with the surrounding beach and the Parque da Cidade.

The Novo Parque is located in the area bordering Matosinhos Sul, next to Foz do Douro.

It is a residential area characterized by a revitalized urban fabric, integrated in a wide natural environment, close to the beach and the Parque da Cidade, considered the largest green spot in the city of Porto.

Matosinhos is characterized not only by its strong connection to the sea and gastronomy but also by its commitment to infrastructure that promotes the social and cultural development of the city.

Located next to the Matosinhos marginal, the development consists of 73 apartments, divided into two lots in the typologies T1, T2, T3, and T4.

Its area of implantation allows you to enjoy the proximity to nature, enjoying a set of services that provide an improvement in the quality of life of those who live in it.

The Novo Parque project will be certified in terms of the technical quality of construction - DomusQual - and in terms of sustainability - Domus Natura.

This demanding real estate certification process is being monitored by multinational consultant SGS, the world leader in this activity.

The architecture project has the signature of Iken Arquitetura - Founded in 2008 and led by Cristóvão Iken, the company is guided by the purpose of designing high-end buildings that translate into modern and innovative apartments with high-quality finishes that give priority to the comfort and quality of life.

Available:

L3A5.1 - 4 bedrooms (T4+1A2) - Internal Area: 235,09 m2 - Balcony: 30,38 m2 - Total: 265,47 m2 - 2 parking spaces - Asking Price: 1,025,330 €

Finishing Map

• Afizélia wooden floors
• Balconies with Afizélia wooden deck floors
• Bathrooms in white Ibiza marble stone
• Fully equipped kitchens
• Painted carpentry
• Thermally insulated aluminium window system
• Double-glazed Windows with solar and acoustic insulation
• Security center with connection to gas, fire, and flood detectors
• Central heating system with reversible heat pump

About Matosinhos:

The city is located in Matosinhos left and right margins of the Rio Leça, boardwalk, and 8 km from the center of Porto. The village predates the founding of Portuguese nationality, as already existed in the year 900, called Matesinus. In 1514 he was granted a charter by King Manuel I and was elevated to a town by determination of D. Mary I in 1853. Matosinhos became a city on June 28, 1984 (Law 10/84 - DR148). The Municipality of Matosinhos belongs to the Douro and Porto district. Confronts the South with the Municipality of Porto, North with the Municipality of Vila do Conde, and East with the municipality of Maia.

With an area of 62.3 km2, Matosinhos municipality accounts for about 8% of the territory of the metropolitan area of Porto. Administratively it is divided into 10 parishes: Matosinhos, Senhora da Hora, S. Mamede Infesta, Leça do Balio, Custóias, Guifões, Leca da Palmeira, Perafita, Santa Cruz do Bispo and Lavra. In this county reside in accordance by the latest census (2011) 175 478 individuals.

His extensive relationship with the sea, the West, definitely marked the County. Why he left many sailors at the time of discovery, he came by the army commanded by D.Pedro and disembarked in Arnosa Pampelido-liberalism permanently implanted in Portugal, he arrived more recently an important fishing community.

The need for a safe haven, first, and a bold draft-port economic development then led in the late nineteenth century to the construction of the Port of, giving birth to a transformation process throughout the urban and industrial development of the city where canning played an important role. Other key infrastructures act as vectors for the development of the region beyond the Port of the second largest national TIR Terminal, the Exhibition Park North - EXPONOR and proximity to the Airport Francisco Sá Carneiro.

The Municipality of Matosinhos has urbanistic and architectural symbols designed by architects worldwide, such as Álvaro Siza Vieira, Alcino Soutinho, Távora, and Eduardo Souto Moura.