2 Buildings - Building with Energy Certificate B-, New, for Sale, in Porto, Cedofeita, Santo Ildefonso, Sé, Miragaia, São Nicolau e Vitória

Building, on Rua de São Miguel, Porto. This is a building that is currently finishing the construction process. The project transformed the existing 3-storey building into a 5-storey building with 11 apartments. Construction is expected to be completed in May of this year and visits are possible. Despite having individual housing units, the building is sold in its entirety. All apartments have a service license and the respective AL licenses are currently being issued. According to the promoter’s forecast, it will be possible to start the tourist operation in June. It includes the following fractions/areas: Unit A - T1 DUPLEX 96.05 sqm; Unit B - T1 DUPLEX 79.77 sqm; Unit C - T1 DUPLEX 90.61 sqm; Unit D - T1 DUPLEX 76.18 sqm; Unit E - T1 58.92 sqm; Unit F - T1 DUPLEX 82.41 sqm; Unit G - T0 45.90 sqm; Unit H - T1 59.69 sqm; Unit I - T2 DUPLEX 121.09 sqm; Unit J - T0 46.34 sqm; Unit K - T2 DUPLEX 137.20 sqm.

Located in downtown Porto, near Jardim das Virtudes, Miradouro da Vitória, Alfândega do Porto, and road transport, and 10 minutes from the Historic Center, a Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. It is also a 26-minute driving distance from Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport and 3 hours from Lisbon.

Porto, with its historic center classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and its remarkable winemaking tradition, encapsulates a captivating mix of history and modernity.

The Marquesa Palace, rooted in the oldest region and neighboring iconic landmarks such as the São Bento Station and the D. Luís I Bridge, represents a living link with the city’s past.

The rehabilitation of this 15th century building, transforming it while preserving its architectural essence, speaks volumes about respect for the historical and cultural legacy, while adapting to contemporary needs. The palace’s association with nobility, suggested by its name ’Paço da Marquesa’, adds a layer of depth to its history, harking back to an era when it served as the residence of noble families.

This project not only enhances Porto’s architectural heritage but also enriches the tourist offer, allowing visitors to experience the city in a unique and immersive way.